名家精选英语绘本Little Golden Book 0237 - Howdy Doody and Santa Claus (1955) (goldengems).pdf

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英语启蒙绘本A to Z Mysteries_ The Quicksand Question.pdf

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英语绘本小毛人Just Me and My Babysitter.pdf

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英文绘本创意教学the dorbell rang.pdf

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英文绘本创意教学we are going on a bear hunt.pdf

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Star Wars - The Clone Wars - Operation Huttlet (Grosset & Dunlop) (2008) (Chewie).pdf

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J.K. Rowling - HP 5 - Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.pdf

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天才宝宝2016年1-12期02. Highlights Hello - February 2016.pdf

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Adventures with Mac.1967.Holt,Rinehart and Winston.c2c.GETFREEDREGS.pdf

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五只小猴子five-little-monkeys-worksheet-count-and-write.pdf

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vBeverlyCleary ILLUSTRATED BY Tracy Dockray viiContents 1. Beezus and Her Little Sister 1 2. Beezus and Her Imagination38 3. Ramona and Ribsy69 4. Ramona and the Apples 94 5. A Party at the Quimbys 117 6. Beezuss Birthday 148 About the AuthorOther Books by Beverly Cleary Credits Cover Copyright About the Publisher iv1 Beezus andHer Little Sister Beatrice Quimbys biggest problem was her little sister Ramona. Beatrice, or Beezus (as everyone called her, because that was what Ramona had called her when she first learned to talk), knew other nine-year- old girls who had little sisters who went to nursery school, but she did not know anyone with a little sister like Ramona. Beezus felt that the biggest trouble with 1 four-year-old Ramona was that she was just plain exasperating. If Ramona drank lemon-ade through a straw, she blew into the straw as hard as she could to see what would happen. If she played with her finger paints in the front yard, she wiped her hands on the neighbors cat.That was the exasperating sort of thing Ramona did. And then there was the way she behaved about her favorite book. It all began one afternoon after school when Beezus was sitting in her fathers big chair embroidering a laughing teakettle on a pot holder for one of her aunts for Christmas. She was trying to embroider this one neatly, because she planned to give it to Aunt Beatrice, who was Mothers younger sister and Beezuss most special aunt. With gray thread Beezus carefully out-lined the steam coming from the teakettles spout and thought about her pretty young 2aunt, who was always so gay and so under-standing. No wonder she was Mothers favorite sister. Beezus hoped to be exactly like Aunt Beatrice when she grew up. She wanted to be a fourth-grade teacher and drive a yellow convertible and live in an apartment house with an elevator and a buzzer that opened the front door. Because she was named after Aunt Beatrice, Beezus felt she might be l

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机灵狗第1级book1-monster mop.pdf

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The Toy BoxS111one bear,two blocks.One rabbit,two rocks.One clown,two clocks.Two socks!

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Is Your Mama a Llama你的妈妈是驼羊吗.pdf

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Terry Deary - Stormin' Normans (Horrible Histories) - 2001可怕的历史.pdf

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Frog and ToadAre Friendsby Arnold LobelFor Barbara Borack�ontents�Spring��The Story��A Lost Button��A Swim��The LetterAbout I Can Read BooksCreditsCo�erCopyrightAbout the PublisherSpringFrog ran up the path to Toads house.He knocked on the front door.There was no answer.Toad, Toad, shouted Frog, wake up.It is spring! Blah, said a voice from inside thehouse.Toad, Toad, cried Frog.4The sun is shining!The snow is melting.Wake up! I am not here, said the voice.5Frog walked into the house.It was dark.All the shutters were closed. Toad, where areyou? called Frog.Go away, said the voice from a corner of theroom.Toad was lying in bed.6He had pulled all the covers over his head.Frog pushed Toad out of bed.He pushed him out of the house and onto the frontporch.Toad blinked in the bright sun. Help! said Toad.I cannot see anything.Dont be silly, said Frog.What you see is the clear warm light of April.And it means that we can begin a whole new yeartogether, Toad.Think of it, said Frog.We will skip through the meadows and runthrough the woods and swim in the river.In the evenings we will sit right here on this frontporch and count the stars.7You can count them, Frog, said Toad. I will betoo tired.I am going back to bed.Toad went back into the house.8He got into the bed and pulled the covers over hishead again.But, Toad, cried Frog, you will miss all thefun! Listen, Frog, said Toad.How long have I been asleep?You have been asleep since November, saidFrog.Well then, said Toad, a little more sleep willnot hurt me.Come back again and wake me up at about halfpast May.Good night, Frog.9But, Toad, said Frog, I will be lonely untilthen.10Toad did not answer.He had fallen asleep.Frog looked at Toads calendar.The November page was still on top.Frog tore off the November page.He tore off the December page.And the January page, the February page, and theMarch page.He came to the April page.Frog tore off the April page too.Then Frog ran back

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名家精选英语绘本Little Golden Book 0398 - Quick Draw McGraw (1960) (Freckled Derelict).pdf

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英文绘本创意教学willy the dreamer.pdf

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http://bbs.homer-english.com/原典英语论坛欢迎您来探讨孩子的英语学习，与您的孩子一起进步成长！BrothersBrothersBrothersBrothersGrimmGrimmGrimmGrimmTheTheTheTheTownTownTownTownMusiciansMusiciansMusiciansMusiciansofofofofBremanBremanBremanBremanAcertainmanhadadonkey,whichhadcarriedthecorn-sackstothemillloyallyformanyalongyear;buthisstrengthwasgoing,andhewasgrowingmoreandmoreunfitforwork.Thenhismasterbegantowonderifitwasworthhiswhilekeepingthisolddonkeymuchlonger.Thedonkey,seeingthatnogoodwindwasblowing,ranawayandsetoutontheroadtoBremen.There,hethought,Icansurelybetown-musician.Whenhehadwalkedsomedistance,hefoundadoglyingontheroad,gaspinglikeonewhohadruntillhewastired.Whatareyougaspingsofor,youbigfellow?askedthedonkey.Ah,repliedthedog,asIamold,anddailygrowweaker,andnolongercanhunt,mymasterwantedtokillme,soIranaway,butnowhowamItoearnmybread?Itellyouwhat,saidthedonkey,IamgoingtoBremen,andshallbeatown-musicianthere;gowithmeandworkalsoasamusician.Iwillplaythelute,andyoushallbeatthekettledrum.Thedogagreed,andontheywent.Beforelongtheycametoacat,sittingonthepath,withafacelikethreerainydays!Nowthen,oldfluffandclaws,whatgoneallwrongwithyou?askedthedonkey.Whocanbemerrywhenhisneckisindanger?answeredthecat.BecauseIamnowgettingold,andmyteethareworntostumps,andIprefertositbythefireandspin,ratherthanhuntaboutaftermice,mymistresswantedtodrownme,soIranaway.Butnowgoodadviceisscarce.WhereamItogo?GowithustoBremen.Youunderstandnight-music,youcanbeatown-musician.Thecatthoughtwellofit,andwentwiththem.Afterthisthethreerunawayscametoafarm-yard,wherethecockerelwassittinguponthegate,cock-a-doodle-doingwithallhismight.Yourcock-a-doodle-dogoesthroughandthroughmyskullsaidthedonkey.Whatisthematter?`GuestsarecomingforSundayandthehousewifehasnopity,saidthecockerel,Andhastoldthecookthatsheintendstoeatmeinthesoupto-morrow,andthiseveningIamtohavemyheadcutoff.NowIamcock-a-doodle-doingatfullpitchwhileIcan.Ahyoured-headedbirdsaidthedonkey,youhadbettercomeawaywithus.WearegoingtoBremen;youcanfindsomethingbetter

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牛津阅读树的glow-worms_poetry系列Castle_Poems.pdf

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