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Extraction code: 87ju Title: Penguin Hand Embroidery Classic Series: Yangliufeng
Author: [England] kenneth grahame
Translator: Yang Jingyuan
Douban score: 8.3
Press: Beijing United Publishing Company
Publication year: 20 16-9
Page number: 176
Content introduction:
This is the masterpiece of kenneth grahame, a famous British fairy tale writer. It tells an interesting story between four small animals: mole, mouse, toad and badger. On the beautiful Thames, there are simple and honest moles, clever rats, conceited toads and sophisticated badgers. They are very good friends. They travel together all day. Toad, rich and ignorant, is addicted to driving, but car accidents keep happening and are accused and controlled by friends. Once, he stole a car and was arrested and imprisoned. With the help of the jailer's daughter, he escaped disguised as a washerwoman. After a soul-stirring ordeal, he and three friends regained the manor occupied by wild forest animals and made a fresh start.
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Children's literature praised by American President Roosevelt was selected as 65,438+000 books representing the 20th century, which changed people's thinking and lifestyle.
★ Penguin × unread production: Penguin and unread work together to create the China version of Penguin Hand Embroidery Classic Series. In 20 1 1 10, Penguin Langdon published a classic series of penguin hand embroidery, which featured six world classics: Emma's Dark Horse, The Wizard of Oz, The Wind in the Willows, The Secret Garden and Little Women, showing the beauty of literary masterpieces with special creativity and craftsmanship. Since then, this series has become a very unique and classic set of design books in penguin cover art, which is popular all over the world and is a collection treasure of readers and fans all over the world.
★ The Ministry of Education recommended reading as a required reading in the New Chinese Curriculum Standard for Primary and Secondary School Students: The Wind in the Willows is the representative work of kenneth grahame, a British children's literature writer. It gets rid of the didactic spirit of early children's literature and has the fresh style of English prose. It has been praised by President theodore roosevelt of the United States, and it is an enlightening reading for children all over the world, which cultivates children's understanding of friendship and correct code of conduct, and learns to live in harmony with nature in beautiful masterpieces.
★ The binding is complex and exquisite, which can be called an art collection: the cover design of each book comes from the pure hand embroidery of the embroidery artist. The whole cover, back cover and front and rear cuffs are covered with embroidery patterns, and the stitches and stitches left in the process of hand embroidery are still preserved on the inside of the book cover. The cover of the book adopts highly accurate printing technology, which preserves the real embroidery style to the greatest extent, making the stitches and embroidery lines displayed in each book as exquisite and realistic as manual, which is of great artistic value.
★ Nostalgia with raw edges can be mounted independently: the book mouth of the whole set of books retains the cutting raw edges, which echoes the manual process of the cover and retains the exquisite and simple texture similar to the manual book. China version of the protective seal is cut off at the bottom edge, the waist seal can be torn off, and the outer seal can be used as an independent art decoration collection.
★ Name Translation, Revision: This book was translated by Yang Jingyuan, a famous translator of Peter Pan. After the test of the market, this time the previous version has been carefully revised, and the writing is smooth and beautiful.
About the author:
Kenneth grahame (1859- 1932), born in Edinburgh, is a British banker and writer of children's literature. His childhood pastoral life provided inspiration for his future literary creation. As an adult, he used his spare time to engage in literary creation, and also made friends with cultural celebrities such as writer Wilde and poet Ye Zhi. When the author was alive, The Wind in the Willows was adapted into a script, A Toad in the Moon, and then it was adapted into a Disney cartoon many times. Even before the publication of this work, Graham had published several collections of essays and novels, including representative works such as Golden Age and Dream Years.