人人皆知的主人公杰罗尼摩-斯帝顿，经营着鼠城畅销报纸《鼠民公报》，他博学而睿智，却因过分的原则性而显得古板憨厚。他有一个爱玩的表弟赖皮、一个精力旺盛的妹妹菲、一个聪明的侄儿本杰明，每一次，在家人的“煽动”下杰罗尼摩一次又一次陷入或神秘或恐怖或疯狂的旅行探险中，而且每一次的旅行都将给小读者带来许多有趣的科学文化知识呢。 天啊，这是怎样的一次冒险啊！ 杰罗尼摩和家人们前往出发鬼岛找寻遗失的宝藏。 但是，杰罗尼摩真的不喜欢旅行，呆在海中央的船上，对他而言，可不是一件有意思的事情…… 随着各种突发事件的发生，杰罗尼摩开始怀疑自己是不是只是出来找宝藏的…… 故事惊险刺激、扣人心弦又妙趣横生，配上全彩图片，独特的“老鼠语言”，牢牢抓住孩子的眼球！
Moody Margaret and the Secret Club strike back! With theirmost ingenious dares and hilarious jokes, it's time for the girlsto get their own back on Henry and his friends. But Henry isn'tabout to let anyone get the better of him, resulting in ahilariously horrid showdown! Filled with witty comments and acerbicasides from Henry and Margaret's friends, enemies, families andteachers, along with brand new Tony Ross illustrations, this bookshould keep Henry's (and Margaret's!) fans mischievously quiet.
I have never been a brave mouse...but lately, my fears were taking over my life! So Thea and Trap decided to cure me by dragging me all the way to the jungle, where I was forced to eat bug soup, swim in raging rivers, and even wrangle snakes! How would a 'frady mouse like me ever survive?
人人皆知的主人公杰罗尼摩-斯帝顿，经营着鼠城畅销报纸《鼠民公报》，他博学而睿智，却因过分的原则性而显得古板憨厚。他有一个爱玩的表弟赖皮、一个精力旺盛的妹妹菲、一个聪明的侄儿本杰明，每一次，在家人的“煽动”下杰罗尼摩一次又一次陷入或神秘或恐怖或疯狂的旅行探险中，而且每一次的旅行都将给小读者带来许多有趣的科学文化知识呢。 今天是鼠岛的万圣节，看起来每个人都想恶搞杰罗尼摩。 先是侄子本杰明的恐怖陷阱，接着妹妹菲还让杰罗尼摩在一天内写出一本关于万圣节的书！ 这简直就是疯了！ 侄子本杰明把杰罗尼摩带到了一个墓地做考察，然后他们遇到了一只恐怖的老鼠，这只老鼠拼命想把杰罗尼摩锁进她的棺材里！ 这些老鼠都是疯了吗？ 杰罗尼摩能脱身吗？ 故事惊险刺激、扣人心
When Black Beauty is trained to carry arider on his back,or to pull a carriagebehind him,he finds it hard at first.Buthe is lucky his first home is a good one,where his owners are kind people,who would never be cruel to a horse. But in the nineteenth century many people were cruel to their horses,whipping them and beating them,and using them like machines until they dropped dead.Black Beauty soon finds this out,and as he describes his life,he has many terrible stories to tell. [Word count 15,400]
When Black Beauty is trained to carry arider on his back,or to pull a carriagebehind him,he finds it hard at first.Buthe is lucky his first home is a good one,where his owners are kind people,who would never be cruel to a horse. But in the nineteenth century many people were cruel to their horses,whipping them and beating them,and using them like machines until they dropped dead.Black Beauty soon finds this out,and as he describes his life,he has many terrible stories to tell. [Word count 15,400]
When Black Beauty is trained to carry arider on his back,or to pull a carriagebehind him,he finds it hard at first.Buthe is lucky his first home is a good one,where his owners are kind people,who would never be cruel to a horse. But in the nineteenth century many people were cruel to their horses,whipping them and beating them,and using them like machines until they dropped dead.Black Beauty soon finds this out,and as he describes his life,he has many terrible stories to tell. [Word count 15,400]
When Black Beauty is trained to carry arider on his back,or to pull a carriagebehind him,he finds it hard at first.Buthe is lucky his first home is a good one,where his owners are kind people,who would never be cruel to a horse. But in the nineteenth century many people were cruel to their horses,whipping them and beating them,and using them like machines until they dropped dead.Black Beauty soon finds this out,and as he describes his life,he has many terrible stories to tell. [Word count 15,400]
London in the 1830s was no place to be ifyou were a hungry ten-year-old boy,anorphan without friends or family,with nohome to go to,and only a penny in yourpocket to buy a piece of bread. But Oliver Twist finds some friends-Fagin,the Artful Dodger,and Charley Bates.They give him food and shelter,and play games with him,but it is not until some days laterthat Oliver finds out what kind of friends they are and whatkind of 'games' they play…
Sally is always running and she hasher phone with her all the time:at home,on the train,at work,at lunchtime,andat the shops. But then one afternoon suddenly she has adifferent phone and it changes her life.
