Grimms' Fairy Tales (Pinyin Color Illustration Book)

Author: Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Grimm
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Some stories, once read, linger in memory and never fade, like an olive held in the mouth, with a flavor that becomes more enduring the longer it is savored. Some stories will always remain classics, an indispensable element of growth. They dispel the ignorance that clouds the mind and ignite the spark of hidden wisdom. The newly launched "Elephant Growth" series compiles these classic works that have accompanied generations of children in their growth, presenting them to children burdened by heavy backpacks, those who are wildly agitated by dazzling anime, and those who have lost themselves in the magical world of fantasy. This is an era of materialism, where ubiquitous high technology makes everything as cold as machines, and the concrete jungle hinders communication between people. Children, in the midst of their growth, advance with heavy steps, yet their footprints are shallow as if they could vanish at any moment. They possess rich imagination but lack the abundant emotions to express it; they can easily erupt, yet fail to ignite dazzling sparks. So, read these stories, and let the feeling be like a babbling brook flowing through the heart and the sun's rays dancing between the fingers. Open this "Grimms' Fairy Tales" and take you into a light and wonderful fairy-tale paradise. These preserved humor and wisdom have once filled the wings of countless children as they pursue their dreams. This book includes over thirty stories familiar to the elders, stories that linger deep in memory, yet may not have been explored by today's children. Thus, how to let children possess this enduring wisdom and emotion has become a concern that hangs on the compiler's brow. Just as these ancient stories can enrich contemporary children and influence their lives, the fresh editing will also give these classics a new soul, allowing them to enter the growth of modern children and connect the classical with the modern in an unbroken line.