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1 2Cover art copyright © 2002 by Berenstain Enterprises, Inc. Copyright © 1962 by Stanley and Janice Berenstain. Copyright renewed 1990 by Stanley and Janice Berenstain. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright3Conventions. Published in the United States by Random House Childrens Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York, and simultaneously in Canada by Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto. Originally published by Random House, Inc., in 1962. www.randomhouse.com/kids www.berenstainbears.com This title was originally cataloged by the Library of Congress as follows: Berenstain, Stanley. The big honey hunt, by Stanley and Janice Berenstain. [New York] Beginner Books [1962] 63 p. illus. 24cm. (Beginner Books. B-28) I. Berenstain, Janice, joint author. II. Title. PZ8.3.B4493Bi 62-15115 eISBN: 978-0-375-98315-3 BEGINNER BOOKS, RANDOM HOUSE, and the Random House colophon are registered trademarks of Random House, Inc. THE CAT IN THE HAT logo ® and © Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. 1957, renewed 1986. All rights reserved. v3.14Title Page Copyright First Page 5We ate our honey. We ate a lot.6 Now we have no honey In our honey pot.7Go get some honey. Go get some more. Go get some honey From the honey store. 8We will go for honey. Come on, Small Bear! We will go for honey And I know where. 9 The store … She said to Get it there!10 Not at the store. Oh, no, Small Bear.11If a bear is smart, If a bear knows how, He goes on a honey hunt. Watch me now! 12How do you hunt it? How, Dad, how? 13If a bear knows how, If a bear is smart, He looks for a bee Right at the start. 14Bees hide their honey In trees that are hollow. So we will find A bee to follow. 15Is that a bee? He went, Buzz! Buzz! 16He looks like a bee. Why, yes! He does. 17We will follow that bee …We will follow that bee …18 We will follow that bee To his honey tree.19That tree! Is that a honey tree? 20 It looks like one So I know its one.
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a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a The Berenstain Bears and Baby Makes Five Electronic book published by ipicturebooks.com 24 W. 25th St. New York, NY10010 aFor more ebooks, visit us at: http://www.ipicturebooks.com aAll rights reserved. aCopyright (c) 2000 by Stan and Jan Berenstain Originally published by Random House in 2000 No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form aor by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying,arecording, or by any information storage and retrieval system,awithout permission in writing from the publisher. e-ISBN: 1-59019-223-0 Ebook conversion by wTree.comBig news in Bear Country!The Bear family, who lives in the bigtree house down a sunny dirt road, has anew member; a baby girl named Honey.What fun! What excitement! What a nuisance! Sometimes it seemed that it wascrying,feeding,burping,aspitting up,and diapering around the clock. And when it wasn't those things, it wascuddling,dandling,fussingand kitchy-cooing.a And when it wasnt those things, it wasshopping, shopping and more shopping for things that were needed for the new baby.At least that's how it seemed to Sister Bear.a Brother Bear understood that babies need a lot ofattention. He'd been through it before when Sister wasborn. But having a new baby in the house was a newexperience for Sister, and she wasn't enjoying it very much.It didn't help that when Papa came home fromwork every day, the first thing he did waspick up the new baby, make goo-goo eyes,and say, "How'smy darlin'little dumpling?"aDumpling. Good name for her,thought Sister-a fat little doughballthat was hard to swallow. It didn't help at all when Aunt Min andUncle Louie visited and made a big fuss overthe new baby."Well, Sis," said Uncle Louie, "I guessyou're not the big star around here anymor
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By Wendy Cheyette LewisonIllustrated by Mary MorganFor Beth with love—W.C.L.For my father—M.M.I Wear My Tutu Everywhere!Electronic book published by ipicturebooks.com24 W. 25th St.New York, NY 10010For more ebooks, visit us at:http://www.ipicturebooks.comAll rights reserved.Text copyright © 1996 by Wendy Cheyette LewisonIllustrations copyright © 1996 by Mary MorganOriginally published by Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. in 1996No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.e-ISBN 1-59019-639-2Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataLewison, Wendy Cheyette.I wear my tutu everywhere! / by Wendy Cheyette Lewison ; illustrated by Mary Morgan.p.cm. — (All aboard books)Summary: When Tilly wants to wear her tutu all the time and rips it on the playground, Mama surprisesher with the best place to wear it—dancing class.[1. Ballet dancing—Fiction.]I. Morgan, Mary, 1957- ill.II. Title.III. Series.PZ7.L5884Iaad1995[E]—dc2094-36629CIPACBy Wendy Cheyette LewisonIllustrated by Mary MorganOnce there was a little girl named Tilly who lovedto dance.She danced while Mama was braiding her hair. Please hold still, said Mama.She danced while she was brushing her teeth.And she danced in her dreams.So, when Tillys birthday came around, Mamaand Papa knew just what to give her for a present.A tutu, a beautiful pink tutu to dance in—just like a real ballerina!It fit perfectly.Tilly loved her new tutu. She loved it so muchthat she wore it wherever she went!I WearMWyTWututE WvawhuW!MEu WMWyTWututuMrMTMMsang Tilly, as she danced down the aisles attthe supermarket.In the frozen-food section it was pretty chilly.tBut Tilly didnt mind.By Wend Ch tLtLwy iesot Iludwty rdlu Ch tLtLtdnduhradudbMwrW.v (WwWwTaWhraMWhrWhrWWT vMauEvuTWTaWv C'hWhh Wwv (W.v (D
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About the pagination of this eBook Due to the unique page numbering scheme of this book, the electronic pagination of the eBook does not match the pagination of the printed version. To navigate the text, please use the electronic Table of Contents that appears alongside the eBook or the Search function. For citation purposes, use the page numbers that appear in the text. In this book, you will:discoverinteresting things about people and places.learn new words.answer fun questions.playa search game.findmore activities at the back of the book.33CHICAGOLONDONNEWDELHIPARISSEOULSYDNEYTAIPEITOKYOPEOPLEANDLSPECABRITANNICALIBRARYDISCOVERY32How manypeople are in yourfamily?All around you are the people and places you know. You know the people in your family.You know your bedroom and the other rooms in your house.You have friends and maybe some pets.You know your neighborhood and lots of fun places to go.What do yousee outsideyour bedroomwindow?What funplaces do youlike to go?There are so many other people and places to find out about too!5If you live in acity, what isyour city like?4In big cities, the streets are full of traffic. The air is filled with noise.Uptown, downtown, off to school or hurrying home everyone has somewhere to go.People crowd the sidewalks. On every street, people are rushing to get somewhere. Pretend youare spending aday in a bigcity.What will youdo while youare there?Letsgotothecity!Somanypeopleinsuchahurry!There are so manydifferent jobs a person could do!People from all over the world come to live and work in big cities.Many people work in offices and stores. Some build houses or fix cars and trucks.Some people work as cleaners, drivers, or cooks. Others are teachers, police, and firefighters.Still others are doctors, dentists, and nurses, who help us stay healthy.What jobwould you liketo do?What isanother jobpeople do inthe city?6798The city has many fun things to do.You could visit a museum. There, you might see anairplane hanging fro
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小学语文好词好句好段(二)太阳【好词】太阳朝阳骄阳艳阳曙光晨曦旭日红日朝辉冉冉烈日照耀夕阳斜阳残阳日落炎阳明媚温暖柔和暗淡和煦刺眼余辉金闪闪红彤彤亮闪闪暖洋洋热辣辣红艳艳金灿灿落日余晖日薄西山旭日东升一轮红日冉冉升起霞光万丈光芒万道日出东山喷薄而出烈日当头金光耀目骄阳似火阳光灿烂金光万缕艳阳高照日上三竿残阳如血日影西斜【好句】【日出】太阳升起来了,伴着牧歌跳出了地平线,那万道霞光透过云隙照在一望无垠的大草原上,为这片宽广的原野铺上了一层金辉。太阳猛地一跳,蹦出了海面,霎时间,那辽阔无垠的天空和大海,一下子就布满了耀眼的金光。太阳慢慢地透过云霞,露出了早已胀得通红的脸庞,像一个害羞的小姑娘张望着大地。金灿灿的朝晖,渐渐染红了东方的天际,高高的黄山主峰被灿烂的云霞染成一片绯红。太阳刚刚升上山头,被几片鲜红的朝霞掩映着,阳光从云缝里照射下来,像无数条巨龙喷吐着金色的瀑布。【骄阳】火球似的太阳高悬空中,炙烤着大地;地面上热浪腾腾,灼面而来。晴空万里,天上没有一丝云彩,太阳把地面烤得滚烫滚烫。那刺穿云块的阳光就像根根金线,纵横交错,把浅灰、蓝灰的云朵缝成一幅美丽无比的图案。【夕阳】残阳从西山上斜射过来,地面的一切都罩在一片模糊的玫瑰色之中。此时,太阳的脸是鲜红鲜红的,它的光像是被谁掠去了似的,不再耀人眼目,而是十分柔和明亮。它向西缓缓地退着,像个俏丽的少女一样温存、恬静。太阳在西山梁上一晃悠,沉下去了,天边的几朵白云散开了,变成斑斓的晚霞。太阳困倦了,打着呵欠,伸着懒腰,从西边的山头慢慢滑落。【好段】【日出】太阳离开地平线了,红彤彤的,仿佛是一块光焰夺目的玛瑙盘,缓缓地向上移动。红日周围,霞光尽染无余。那轻舒漫卷的云朵,好似身着红装的少女,正在翩翩起舞。【朝阳】早晨的太阳,像牛车的轱辘那么大,像熔化的铁汁一样艳红,带着喷薄四射的光芒,坐在东方的岭脊上,用手撩开了轻纱似的薄雾。【夕阳】火红的太阳落进水里了,平平稳稳地躺着,像个红脸娃,全身发着红光,四处散开着的绿水,像一张松软平滑的床,轻轻地托住了它。绿绿的塘水托着红红的夕阳,婀娜多姿的垂柳依依向水,多美的一幅画啊!《范文》奶奶的腿不好,不能出门晒太阳。有一天我去玩,金色的阳光洒满天地间。我赶紧兜在里面。奶奶,我给你送阳光来了!我高兴地喊着,跑到奶奶的身边,轻轻地展开裙子,可是阳光不见了……奶奶抚摸我的头:小宝贝,我晒到阳光了!你不就是我家的一颗小太阳吗?……《点评》诗中的我知道奶奶腿不好,不能出门晒太阳,所以就用裙子兜起阳光送给奶奶,体现了我对奶奶的爱。【古诗】日落江湖白,潮来天地青。王维《送邢桂州》烟中列岫青无数,雁背夕阳红欲暮。周邦彦《玉楼春》夕阳无限好,只是近黄昏。李商隐《登乐游原》夕阳方在半,忽堕乱流中。郭麐(lín)《登吴山望江》【歇后语】太阳底下的露水——不长久太阳底下点蜡烛——白费太阳打西方出来——没有的事【谚语】日出红云升,劝你别远行。太阳反照,晒得鬼叫。日是黄金雨是宝,五谷丰收少不了。日出东南红,有雨也有风。太阳出来探一探,大雨必定落到暗。日落云吃火,明天下雨无处躲。月亮【好词】满月皓月明月新月冷月圆月弯月月牙月色月影朦胧皎洁洁白宁静轻纱弯弯银盘玉兔银钩高悬亮闪闪亮晶晶半边月明月高照皓月千里月牙初升月朗星稀月影婆娑月色迷人月光如洗月白风清月光惨淡晓风残月一轮新月月洒清辉月影西斜疏星淡月嫦娥奔月月挂中天明月如镜月光如水月笼轻纱月移花影月光皎皎月光柔和月光如银残月似弓【好句】【满月】十五的月亮像金子做的圆盘,挂在深邃的天空中,给几片浮云也镀上了金边。一轮满月一下子跳出来,像一个刚出炼炉的金盘,亮闪闪的,慢慢地变成了白色,整个大地被罩上了一层银光。月亮渐渐升高,她身着白色的纱衣,娴静而安详,温柔而大方。她那银盘似的脸,透过柳梢,留下温和的笑容。【弯月】门外西边的林梢,挂着的上弦月已经变成一片金色的苹果,不再是一条弯弯的眉毛。慢慢地,月亮成了小船一般,接着像镰刀,像眉毛,像弯弯的细钩,天色越来越暗。月牙儿弯弯的,像姑娘们笑得甜甜的嘴,从高空中洒下无限清辉。弯月宛如一叶小舟,翘着尖尖的船头,在深夜的静湖中划行,给我送来一片情思。【月光】月光如流水一般泻在这一片叶子和花上,仿佛笼着轻纱的梦。月光轻轻的,轻轻的,像门间挤入的一缕爽风,像薄薄的羽纱轻拂了前胸,像淡淡的晨雾沾湿了睫毛。朦胧的月色投下神秘的影子,在水面上撒开浮动不定的光,好像无数的银鱼儿在那里跳动。皎洁的月光如同洒向大地的水银,把柔和的轻纱静静地披在这一片片卷曲着的落叶上。【好段】【月出】月亮升上来了,是一轮灿烂的满月。它像一面光亮明净的银盘似的,从那平静的大海里涌了出来。大海里,闪烁着一片鱼鳞似的银波。沙滩上,也突然明亮了起来,一片片坐着、卧着、走着的人影,看得清清楚楚了。【害羞的月亮】只见月亮像一个
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Frog and ToadAll Yearby Arnold LobelTo James MarshallContents4Down the Hill17The Corner28Ice Cream39The Surprise49Christmas EveAbout I Can Read BooksCreditsCoverCopyrightAbout the PublisherDown the HillFrog knocked at Toads door.Toad, wake up, he cried.Come out and see how wonderful the winter is!I will not, said Toad.I am in my warm bed.Winter is beautiful, said Frog.Come out and have fun.4Blah, said Toad.I do not have any winter clothes.Frog came into the house.I have brought you some things to wear, he said.Frog pushed a coat down over the top of Toad.Frog pulled snowpants up over the bottom of Toad.5He put a hat and scarf on Toads head.6Help! cried Toad.My best friend is trying to kill me!I am only getting you ready for winter, said Frog.Frog and Toad went outside.They tramped through the snow.We will ride down this big hill on my sled, saidFrog.Not me, said Toad.Do not be afraid, said Frog.I will be with you on the sled.It will be a fine, fast ride.Toad, you sit in front.I will sit right behind you.7The sled began to move down the hill.Here we go! said Frog.8There was a bump.Frog fell off the sled.Toad rushed past trees and rocks.Frog, I am glad that you are here, said Toad.Toad leaped over a snowbank.9I could not steer the sled without you, Frog, hesaid.You are right. Winter is fun!10A crow flew nearby.Hello, Crow, shouted Toad.Look at Frog and me.We can ride a sled better than anybody in theworld!But Toad, said the crow, you are alone on thesled.Toad looked around.He saw that Frog was not there.I AM ALL ALONE! screamed Toad.1112Bang! The sled hit a tree.Thud! The sled hit a rock.13Plop! The sled dived into the snow.14Frog came running down the hill.He pulled Toad out of the snow.I saw everything, said Frog.You did very well by yourself.I did not, said Toad.But there is one thing that I can do all by myself.What is that? asked Frog.I can go home, said Toad.Winter may be beautiful, but bed is much
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