White teeth. Pinyin color picture book

Author: Jack London (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: It is a mixed-breed wolf, as one-quarter of its blood belongs to what I call blood, so it possesses both the wildness of a wolf and the loyalty of a dog. It is the protagonist of this book—White Fang. It learned the wolf's survival principle at a very young age: eat or be eaten. The harsh reality of life was always presented before it: its father died, its mother was sold, and it became a fighting wolf, living a hellish life. Until one day, Mr. Scott appeared, bringing warmth into its life. From then on, it could think of nothing but Scott, not eating or drinking, not daring to touch a single hair of the chickens at home, and even risking its life to act recklessly for him. One night, Scott the judge's enemies sneaked into the estate, known for their devilish cruelty. At this moment, the perceptive White Fang saw it, and every hair on its body stood on end.
The author of White Fang is the renowned American novelist Jack London, born in San Francisco, California, in 1876. He wrote approximately 50 volumes of works in his lifetime. His fate was unfortunate; he worked as a child laborer and experienced the hardships of life firsthand. His short stories, which are filled with a sense of legend and romance, mostly depict the lives of indigenous people and whites in the Pacific islands and the snow-covered wilderness of Alaska. Most of them can be considered adventure stories from his short life. The Illustrated Phonetic Edition of World Literary Classics released this time is a series of books carefully compiled and illustrated, specifically dedicated to young readers. Its picture-and-word format, along with standard phonetic annotations that meet primary school teaching standards, can fully meet the reading needs of elementary school students.