Where is the spring?

Author: Lu Ke
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: We often hear some primary school students say, "We are very busy and can't find time to read." And mothers of children in kindergarten also say, "My child asks me to tell stories every day, but I can't find a suitable book. It's really a nuisance!" Don't worry, there are still solutions. If you are a primary school student in the middle or lower grades, why not use the 10 minutes before bed to relax your mind and read a wonderful fairy tale or fable? If you are a mother, when your child asks for a story before bed, find an interesting fairy tale book and read it to him, letting the protagonists in the story accompany your child into dreamland. As soon as you open this book, interesting stories will be at your fingertips. Every story in this book will present children with a fascinating and lively world full of charm, with the little animals and companions in the stories guiding them into the of knowledge. In the book, you will quickly discover that the stories are so vivid and engaging, and the knowledge they contain is so rich and diverse. Especially the "Why?" and "How?" questions at the end of each story are carefully crafted to provoke thought and lead children toward the vast ocean of knowledge. It's worth noting that many of these stories are masterpieces by the authors, award-winning works; some are the authors' representative works, recognized as excellent; and others are newly published works. All these stories are worth reading. This set of books is divided into four volumes—Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter—with each volume containing about 90 stories. If you read one story every night before bed, by the time you finish all four volumes, children will have grown by almost one year. It's not a very meaningful thing for their knowledge and wisdom to grow effortlessly along with their age? Our wish is that everyone will love this set of books.