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from the author of the best-selling Words Are Categorical series Brian P. Cleary adventures in poetry illustrations by Neal Layton adventures in poetryillustrations by Brian P. Cleary Neal Layton t Carolrhoda Books, Inc. / MinneapolisText copyright © 2004 by Brian P. Cleary Illustrations copyright © 2004 by Neal Layton All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means„electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise„without the prior written permission of Carolrhoda Books, Inc., except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review. Carolrhoda Books, Inc. A division of Lerner Publishing Group 241 First Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A. Website address: www.carolrhodabooks.com Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Cleary, Brian P., 1959… Rainbow soup : adventures in poetry / by Brian P. Cleary ; illustrations by Neal Layton. p. cm. Includes index. Summary: An introduction to poetry that uses humorous poems, illustrations, and annotations to clarify terms and explain different types eISBN: 1…57505…790…5 1. Childrens poetry, American. [1. American poetry.] PS3553.L39144R35 2004 808.1„dc21 2003004517 Manufactured in the United States of America 1 2 3 4 5 6 … DP … 09 08 07 06 05 04 of poems, such as macaronic verse, concrete poems, and limericks. I. Layton, Neal, ill.II. Title. To Owen,who turned me on to Shel Silverstein „B. P. C.For the sparrows of Telephone Road„N. L.Come romp with me amongst the words. Come play amongst the phrases. Swing and climb from pun to rhyme And hop through versey mazes. Swim through rivers thick with thought. Come beat your drums and shake your bums Welcome Rejoice from head to toe-etry. And dance the dance of poetry. Erik had a pair of heads, And neither was becoming. But happily he spent each day Both whistling and humming. Making the Best of a Bad Si

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BeverlyCleary EmilysRunawayImagination ILLUSTRATED BY Tracy Dockray Contents 1. Emily Goes to the Post Office 1 2. Mamas Elegant Party32 3. Emilys Snow-white Steed57 4. Grandpa and the Tin Lizzie92 5. A Tarnished Silver Dollar121 6. The Scary Night146 7. Emily and the Light Flaky Pie Crust 177 8. The Hard-Times Party205 9. Emily and Fong Quock237 About the Author Other Books by Beverly Cleary Credits Cover Copyright About the Publisher 1 Emily Goesto the Post Office The things that happened to Emily Bartlett that year! It seemed to Emily that it all began one bright spring day, a day meant for adven-ture. The weather was so warm Mama had let her take off her long stockings and put on her half socks for the first time since last fall. Breezes on her knees after a winter of stockings always made Emily feel as frisky as a spring lamb. The field that Emily could 1 see from the kitchen window had turned blue with wild forget-me-nots and down in the pasture the trees, black silhouettes trimmed with abandoned bird nests through- out the soggy winter, were suddenly turning green. Everywhere sap was rising, and Emily felt as if it was rising in her, too. This made it difficult for her to sit still long enough to write to her cousin Muriel, who lived in Portland and had so many wonderful things„things like f leece-lined bedroom slippers with kittens on the toes, cement side-walks to roller-skate on, and a public library full of books. Finish your letter, Emily,Ž said Mama, who was scrubbing out milk pans at the kitchen sink while the washing machine churned away on the back porch. Then you can take it to the post office.Ž Emily looked up from her letter. Mama, 2 I just know something wonderful is going to happen today,Ž she said. I can feel it in my bones.Ž Mama laughed. Adventure is pretty scarce here in Pitchfork. I think your imagi-nation is running away with you.Ž Mama often said this and whenever she did, Emily c

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SUZANNE MACPHERSON Talk o f h e t Town This book is dedicated to The Critique Hos,Ž who made Hamshank stop tearing up on the Ferris wheel: Kimberly Fisk, Pipper Watkins, and Tracy Rysavy. Hot DamnŽ all around, girls! =< Contents Chapter 1 So much for the honeymoon. 1 Chapter 2 Sam Grayson scanned through theWoman Seeks ManŽ ads inƒ 25 Chapter 3 The ten oclock air was Octoberclear, like amber. Kellyƒ 42 Chapter 4PALMERS EMPORIUM was paintedin black letters on the plate-glassƒ 61Chapter 5They went four blocks north to theneatly landscaped Graysonƒ 82 Chapter 6Sam drove up to the Williamsonshouse in a cream-coloredƒ 94 Chapter 7 At nine oclock on Sunday morning,Sam Grayson came throughƒ 120 Chapter 8 Sam could see the lights of a Ferris wheel andƒ 144 Chapter 9 Caroline Prosser, please.Ž 161 Chapter 10 It was red velvet, strapless, andgathered across the frontƒ 192 Chapter 11 Kelly took three steps out towardthe sidewalk thinking theƒ 217 Chapter 12How was the benefit? Grand asalways?Ž Faith slid aƒ 234 Chapter 13 He was in love with a wantedwoman. Her perfumeƒ 250 Chapter 14Kelly was rummaging in his fridgewearing his black silkƒ 270 Chapter 15 She was a country bride this time.A November countryƒ 285 Chapter 16 Lynnette slid out of the sheriffs 305 office coffee room quietly,ƒChapter 17 The next morning she found herself tucked into a twinƒ 333 Chapter 18 Christmas Eve morning was like a picture postcard in Paradise. 346 Chapter 19 I did not ask the caterer to make the angelƒ 362 Acknowledgments About the Author Other Books by Suzanne Macpherson Cover Copyright About the Publisher Chapter 1 October cSo much for the honeymoon. Kelly Atwood bent down and pressed her fin-gertips against her husbands neck to see if he was still alive. His pulse thumped against her touch. How about that, she thought. Raymond takes a lickin and keeps on tickin. Even though she was mad enough to have done him in

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Seven Blind MiceOne day seven blind mice were surprised to find a strange Something by their pond. What is it? they cried, and they all ran homeOn Monday, Red Mouse went first to find out.On Monday, Red Mouse went first to find out.Its a pillar, he said. No one believed him.On Tuesday, Green Mouse set out. He was the second to go.Its a snake, he said.No, said Yellow Mouse on Wednesday.Its a spear. He was the third in turn.The fourth was Purple Mouse. He went on Thursday.Its a great cliff, he said.Orange Mouse went on Friday, the fifth to go.Its a fan! he cried. I felt it move.The sixth togo was Blue Mouse.He went on Saturday and said, Its nothing but a rope.But the others didnt agree. They began to argue. A snake! A rope! A fan! A cliff!Until on Sunday, White Mouse, The seventh mouse, went to the pond.When she came upon the Something, she ran up one side, and she ran down the other. She ran across the top and from end to end.Ah, said White Mouse. Now, I see. The Something is as sturdy as a pillar, supple as a snake. wide as a cliff,sharp as a spear,sharp as a spear,breezy as a fan, stringy as a rope,but altogether the Something is…an elephant!And when the other mice ran up one side and down the other, across the Something from end to end, they agreed.Now they saw, too.The Mouse Moral:•Knowing in part may make a fine tale, but wisdom comes from seeing the whole.

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iiiCRiiiContentsChapter 1 Today Im going to meet a boy, Jane Purdy told…1 Chapter 2 Pop, have you ever thought about getting a dog? Jane… 26 Chapter 3 It was not until the next morning that Jane began…48 Chapter 4 All day Sunday Jane drifted around the house in a… 76 Chapter 5 By quarter to six on Saturday Jane, who had been… 98 Chapter 6 Love me on Monday, but dont love me one day.122 Chapter 7 When the bell finally brought to a close the period… 139 Chapter 8 Saturday morning, soon after breakfast, Julie phoned.155 Chapter 9 Although babysitting with Patsy Scruggs was hard work, Jane was… 175 Chapter 10 For the next three days Jane wondered what she should… 196 219 Chapter 11 The next two weeks passed quickly for Jane. It didƒAbout the Author Other Books by Beverly Cleary Credits Cover Copyright About the Publisher Chapter 1 Today Im going to meet a boy, Jane Purdy told herself, as she walked up Blossom Street toward her babysitting job. Today Im going to meet a boy. If she thought it often enough as if she really believed it, maybe she actually would meet a boy even though she was headed for Sandra Nortons house and the worst babysitting job in Wood-mont. If I dont step on any cracks in the sidewalk all the way there, Jane thought, Ill be sure to meet a boy. But avoiding cracks was silly, of course, and the sort of thing she had done when she was in the third grade. She was being just as silly as some of the other fifteen-year-old girls she knew, who 1 counted red convertibles and believed they would go steady with the first boy they saw after the hun-dredth red convertible. Counting convertibles and not stepping on cracks were no way to meet a boy. Maybe, when she finished her job with Sandra, she could walk down to Nibleys Confectionery and Soda Fountain and sit at the counter and order a chocolate Coke float; and if she sipped it very, very slowly, a new boy might happen to come in and sit down beside her. He would be at least s

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习作：围绕中心意思写 一、在阅读中学习方法 一个苹果 黄昏时候，五连派来的一个火线运输员闪进了我们的防炮洞。他顶多二十岁，长得矮矮的，瘦瘦的。卸完了身上背着的弹药，他随手递给我一个苹果：连长，给您！ 防炮洞只有三米长，两米宽。借着洞口的亮光，我看到他满身尘土，裤子撕了好几道口子，脚脖子上还划破了好几处，血迹斑斑。显然，一路上他是爬过来的。通过敌人的炮火封锁可不是轻易的事。我看着他那流着汗水的脸，惊讶地问：哪儿来的苹果呀？ 半路上捡到的。连长，您嗓子哑了，吃了润润喉咙吧！ 说实在的，自从24日我连出击开始，只有前天晚上营长给了我一块两寸长的萝卜，我已经几天没喝过一口水，喉咙早就干得烟熏火燎似的。不用说，战士们一定也渴得受不住了。但是我想，运输员这些天在火线上跑来跑去，比我们更艰苦，就对他说：你太辛苦了，还是你吃了吧。 不，我在路上可以喝凉水。他非常固执，说什么也不肯吃。其实谁都知道，通往后方的三里路之内，是一滴水也找不着的。 我望着这个擦得很干净的苹果，它青里透红，散发出诱人的香味。这会儿，不用说一个，就是十个二十个，我也能一口气吃完。 给谁吃呢？我拿着苹果翻来覆去地想。这时候，我身旁的步话机员小李正用沙哑的声音向上级报告战斗情况。这个爱说爱唱的小伙子白天黑夜都守在步话机旁，这些天一直没有休息。他的嘴唇干得裂了好几道口子，脸上挂满灰尘，深陷在黑色眼眶里的两只眼睛布满了血丝。 小李，这个苹果你吃了吧，好润润喉咙。我把苹果给了他。 小李出神地看着我，回头看了看另外几个人，又看了看躺着的伤员小蓝。他接过苹果，转手给了小蓝。 小蓝是通讯员，在一次执行任务时被炮弹炸断了右腿。他安静地躺着，很少听到他呻吟。他的脸黑黄黑黄的，嘴唇干得发紫。小蓝拿起苹果，张开嘴正要吃，突然向周围望了望，立刻把嘴闭上了。他发现，原来只有一个苹果。 连长，您几天没喝水了。您吃吧，吃了好指挥我们打仗。小蓝把苹果递给了我。 等到发起冲锋的时候，没有号声可不成啊！我把苹果递给了司号员。司号员说什么也不肯吃，转手递给了身旁的卫生员，卫生员又把它递给了自己日夜照顾的伤员小蓝。苹果转了个圈儿，最后又回到了我手里。 再这样传下去是没有用的。我知道，在这样艰苦的时候，我不吃，他们是决不肯吃的。于是我决定，防炮洞里的八个人一起来分吃这个苹果。 吃苹果也要做一番动员。我说：同志们，我们能够赶走敌人，夺回阵地，难道我们就不能吃掉这个苹果吗？来，一人吃一口！说完，我先咬了一口，把苹果传给步话机员小李。小李放到嘴边，咬了一小口，交给身旁的小胡。小胡咬了一口，传给了小张。这样一个挨一个传下去，转了一圈，苹果还剩下大半个。 谁没有吃？我问。可是谁也不回答。 我刚想命令大家认真地把苹果吃了，忽然觉得防炮洞里格外沉静。我看见步话机员小李的面颊上闪动着晶莹的泪珠，再看看周围，别的同志也都在擦眼睛。一瞬间，我的喉咙被心中激起的强烈感情堵住了。在这战火纷飞的夜晚，我被这种战友间的真挚情意感动着，迸出了幸福的骄傲的泪花。 (有改动) 1.这篇文章讲的是在上甘岭战役中，战士们虽然口渴，但是仍然互相________苹果的故事。 2.把战士们让苹果的过程补充完整。 运输员→连长(我)→()→()→连长(我)→()→()→()→连长(我) 3.这样一个挨一个传下去，转了一圈，苹果还剩下大半个。从这句话中我们能体会到() A.战士们心中时刻想着他人，关心着他人。 B.战士们不是真的口渴，所以苹果转了一圈，还没吃完。 4.我被这种战友间的真挚情意感动着，迸出了幸福的骄傲的泪花。泪花之所以是幸福的骄傲的是因为() A.我们都是中国人，所以我们感到幸福和骄傲。 B.我感到生活在互相关爱的集体中是非常幸福的。我为有这样互相关爱的战友，有这样团结友爱的集体而骄傲。 5.填空。 (1)火线运输员满身尘土，裤子撕了好几道口子，脚脖子上还划破了好几处，血迹斑斑，但他却关心连长(我)，把苹果给了连长(我)，让连长(我)________。 (2)连长(我)已经几天没喝过一口水，喉咙早就干得____________似的，但是连长(我)想到步话机员小李白天黑夜都守在步话机旁，这些天一直没有休息，所以把苹果给了小李。 (3)作者对小李、小蓝进行了________描写。 ①他的嘴唇干得裂了______________，脸上挂满__________，深陷在黑色眼眶里的两只眼睛布满了__________。 ②他的脸____________________，嘴唇干得__________。 这样写是为了表现战士们虽然急需苹果，但他们心中却________________________

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- 1 -The Mystery Knight A Tale of the Seven KingdomsA light summer rain was falling as Dunk and Egg took their leave of Stoney Sept. Dunk rode his old war horse Thunder, with Egg beside him on the spirited young palfrey he'd named Rain, leading their mule Maester. On Maester's back were bundled Dunk's armor and Egg's books, their bedrolls, tent, and clothing, several slabs of hard salt beef, half a flagon of mead, and two skins of water. Egg's old straw hat, wide-brimmed and floppy, kept the rain off the mule's head. The boy had cut holes for Maester's ears. Egg's new straw hat was on his own head. Except for the ear holes, the two hats looked much the same to Dunk. As they neared the town gates, Egg reined up sharply. Up above the gateway, a traitor's head had been impaled upon an iron spike. It was fresh from the look of it, the flesh more pink than green, but the carrion crows had already gone to work on it. The dead man's lips and cheeks were torn and ragged; his eyes were two brown holes weeping slow red tears as raindrops mingled with the crusted blood. The dead man's mouth sagged open, as if to harangue travelers passing through the gate below. Dunk had seen such sights before. "Back in King's Landing when I was a boy, I stole a head right off its spike once," he told Egg. Actually it had been Ferret who scampered up the wall to snatch the head, after Rafe and Pudding said he'd never dare, but when the guards came running he'd tossed it down, and Dunk was the one who'd caught it. "Some rebel lord or robber knight, it was. Or maybe just a common murderer. A head's a head. They all look the same after a few days on a spike." Him and his three friends had used the head to terrorize the girls of Flea Bottom. They'd chase them through the alleys and make them give the head a kiss before they'd let them go. That head got kissed a lot, as he recalled. There wasn't a girl in King's Landing who could run as fast as Rafe. Egg was better off not hearing that part, t

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The Sword in the Stone 拔剑成王Long ago, there was a land without a king.I will be king, said the tall, fat man.I will be king, said the short , thin man.I will be king, said the tall, thin man.I will be king, said the short, fat man.And so there was a war.Old men fought.Young men fought.The young boys hid in the bushes and watched.Among them was Arthur.The war must end! said the people.They went to Merlin, who know many things.Some said he even knew magic.We need a king, said the people.Merlin smiled and waved his arms.A great sword in a great stone grew out of the earth.He who pulls this sword out of the stone will be king, Merlin said.I can! said the tall, fat man.He pulled and pulled and pulled and pulled.But the tall, fat man could not pull the sword from the stone.I can! said the short, thin man.He pulled and pulled and pulled and pulled.But the short, thin man could not pull the sword from the stone.I can! I can! said the tall, thin man and the short, fat man.But they could not pull the sword from the stone.All the kinds of people tried.No one could pull the sword from the stone.So the war went on.Old men still fought.Young men still fought.The young boys still hid in the bushes and watched.Arthur was still among them.One day, Arthur met an old man who had lost his sword.Arthur helped him look for it.Arthur searched and searched.Soon he came upon the great sword in the great stone.Arthur pulled the sword. Out it came.The old man shouted, Long live the King! Long live the King Arthur!Arthur was surprised.The people were surprised.The tall, fat man; the short, thin man; the tall, thin man; and the short, fatman were surprised.Only the old man was not surprised.The old man was Merlin.He knew all along that Arthur would be king.Now the war was over. The people got their king.Arthur was just a boy – but he was the best king ever!the end.

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国家地理少儿百科入门级Emergent17 making raisins 练习册.pdf

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ivvBeverlyCleary ILLUSTRATED BY Tracy DOckray ixTo Louis Darling 1916 …1970 viiCOntents1. Ralph Hears a Distant Bugle 12. The Open ROad 233. An EducatiOnal TOy 494. Chum 675. The PersOnul MOwse 936. A Thief in the Craft ShOp 1137. The Escape 1348. Ralph Strikes a Bargain 1559. A DangerOus Plan 171AbOut the AuthOrOther bOOks by Beverly clearyCreditsCOverCOpyrightAbOut the Publisherviii1Ralph Hears aDistant BugleThe small brown mouse named Ralph who was hiding under the grandfather clock did not have much longer to wait before he could ride his motorcycle. The clock had struck eight already, and then eight thirty. Ralph was the only mouse in the Mountain View Inn, a run-down hotel in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, who 1owned a motorcycle. It was a mouse-sized red motorcycle, a present from a boy named Keith who had been a guest in Room 215 over the Fourth of July weekend. Ralph was proud of his motorcycle, but his brothers and sisters said he was selfish. I am not,Ž said Ralph. Keith gave the motorcycle to me.Ž That evening, while Ralph waited under the clock and watched the television set across the lobby, a man and a woman fol-lowed by a medium-sized boy walked into the hotel. They had the rumpled look of people who had driven many miles that day. The boy was wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a white T-shirt with the words Happy Acres Camp stenciled across the front. Ralph observed the boy with interest. He was the right kind of boy, a boy sure to like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Since the day Keith had left the hotel, Ralph had 2longed for crumbs of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. A grating, grinding noise came from the works of the grandfather clock. Ralph clapped his paws over his ears. The clock 3 grumbled and groaned and managed to strike the hour. Nine oclock! The time almost had come.The stroke of nine was fol-lowed by the slow sad notes of music that lingered and died mysteriously in the dis-tance every ni

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