The Great Houdini[偉大的霍迪尼] [平裝] [7-9歲] pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2025

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Monica Kulling（莫妮卡·柯林） 著

齣版社： Random House

ISBN：9780679885733

版次：1

商品編碼：19016262

包裝：平裝

叢書名： Step Into Reading: A Step 4 Book (Paperback)

齣版時間：2000-03-01

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：48

正文語種：英文

商品尺寸：23x15.2x0.4cm

內容簡介

Harry Houdini was a great escape artist, but perhaps his greatest trick was becoming the famous magician that we have come to know. As a child, Houdini worked hard—and even quit school—to help support his family. But his dream always was to become a great magician and performer. He practiced day and night, thinking up new tricks and more and more dangerous stunts. His intense ambition paid off, and soon Harry Houdini became known worldwide! This kid-appealing Step 3 traces Houdini's life from his poor beginnings to his eventual success as the most famous mystical magician and escape artist of all time.

作者簡介

Monica Kulling was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. When she was seven, she moved with her family to her father's boyhood home in Switzerland. Here Monica continued with grade one, the big difference being she didn't understand a word anyone was saying!

The big adventure lasted only a year. Monica and her family moved back to British Columbia to live in the small town of Chilliwack in the heart of the Fraser Valley. Monica's parents operated a delicatessen, where Monica and her four siblings worked, each in their turn.

Monica was now in grade two and speaking English all the time, which suited her better. She wasn't the kind of girl who always had her nose in a book or kept a diary of all the great girl things she was doing, and she never won a spelling bee!

Monica was an outdoor girl. She loved recess and playing marbles or dodge ball, red rover or baseball. After school, Monica climbed trees, played baseball even in the rain, and rode her bike all over town. On weekends, she took her younger sister and brother to the movies.

Monica loved comic books. They gave her a chance to practice her reading! Nancy and Sluggo and the Superheroes were special favourites.

Monica lived the life of a free-range kid. She had plenty of time to go where she wanted, to sit under a tree and daydream, and to have adventures.

Monica still didn't read much, even in high school. She did love the illustrated classic comic books and had the entire collection of almost 200. These comics gave her an intimate knowledge of the great works of literature in the English language.

If Monica didn't especially like to read or write, how did she get started as a writer? She loved music, especially the music of the sixties and the lyrics of poets like Paul Simon and Joni Mitchell. When she was sixteen, Monica heard the words of Paul Simon in his song "The Boxer" and those of Joni Mitchell in her song "Both Sides Now," and she was blown away.

Monica was glued to the radio and records, going over the poetry of the lyrics in her mind. She had long ago put away comic books and taken up the guitar. She soon became hooked on the passion and poetry of the wonderful song writers of the day--Leonard Cohen, Neil Young, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Laura Nyro, and many more. Monica was also studying poetry in school and was soon reading the great poets, because she wanted to, not because she had to.

Monica started to write her own poems and, after high school, studied creative writing at the University of Victoria. In her final year, she took a course in children's literature. She loved it so much, she began to write for children. In 1992, she published her first book, a picture book about an orange cat, called I Hate You, Marmalade!

Monica Kulling lives in Toronto, Ontario.

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精彩書評

"Harry Houdini was the stage name of Ehrich Weiss, a Hungarian Jewish immigrant who became world famous for his showmanship as an escape artist. It wasn't easy. Harry practiced thousands of hours and read thousands of books about magic and illusion. His tricks--such as the disappearing elephant, and escaping from handcuffs, ropes, and straight jackets--amazed audiences in Europe and America. His success was due to hard work, perseverance, and skill, which serve as a good example today. This early reader will also appeal to older kids who are having difficulty developing their reading skills."
--Children's Literature

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step into reading係列，很好，孩子喜歡

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很不錯呢，很不錯呢。很不錯呢，很不錯呢。很不錯呢，很不錯呢。

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分級讀物。趁活動收瞭一些。

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適閤自主閱讀

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在1920年，羅爾德3歲的時候，他7歲的姊姊艾絲翠得（Astrid）死於盲腸炎。大約一個月之後，他父親死於肺炎，時年57歲。他的母親雖然可以選擇迴到挪威與親戚一起生活，但她還是決定留在英國，因為羅爾德的父親生前一直十分希望他的兒女能在英國接受教育，他認為英國的教育是最好的。

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羅爾德最初就讀於天主教蘭達夫學校（Llandaff Cathedral）。8歲那年，

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還不錯，活動收入200-100，陸續收集

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描述型書評。書評，起源是因書而評，發展成為評而評。如果書評人不能通過對被評書籍風骨和神髓的整體把握，不能比普通大眾看的更深、更遠、更精，從而不能實現由書而評的飛躍、不能引導大眾站的更高、發現更多的美，那麼，直如有草船卻無藉箭、有畫龍卻無點睛，僅是筆墨潑散而已。

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孩子非常喜歡，好書值得收藏！