咕噜牛 The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson Chinese Translated Children Picture Book PBC
咕噜牛 The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson Chinese Translated Children Picture Book PBC
咕噜牛 The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson Chinese Translated Children Picture Book PBC
咕噜牛 The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson Chinese Translated Children Picture Book PBC
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1999年 斯马尔蒂斯儿童读物金奖(The Smarties Book Prize Gold Award同年,《哈里波特》是少年组的金奖得主)

2000年 蓝彼得儿童读物奖(Blue Petter Award)

小mouse不是下饭下酒下茶菜

小老鼠这智慧是被逼出来的。因为他只是一个小东西,所以人人都想把他当成下饭的菜、下酒的菜、甚至喝茶的菜。这真是一些很糟糕的家伙。而且他们还不明明白白地说,装文雅,让你被下饭了、下酒了、下茶了,还稀里糊涂。用请你吃饭、请你喝酒、请你喝茶的办法来吃你,真是阴险又平庸。别人会上当,我小mouse清醒着!

小老鼠的方法不叫欺骗。对这一些不怀好意的人,你最好既别恳求,也别“诚实”。如果你恳求说,狐狸伯伯、猫头鹰叔叔、蛇哥,我知道你想吃我,求求你别吃吧,那么你还是被吃!如果你说,狐狸伯伯、猫头鹰叔叔、蛇哥,既然你要吃我,想用我下饭、下酒、下茶,那么你就请下吧,那么你立刻就片甲不留了。

长得这等模样的咕噜牛完全是小老鼠瞎编出来的。小老鼠没有想到,自己瞎编的咕噜牛竟然跑到自己跟前来了,要把自己吃掉!庆幸的是小老鼠瞎编的时候,只把咕噜牛的样子编得吓人,没顾上把他的头脑也编得出众。要不然,他跟在小老鼠的后面,所有的动物都是看见了他才吓得逃跑的,他怎么就看不见呢?

老鼠把所有想伤害他的家伙都吓跑了。他可不想伤害任何人。他也没有要得到许多东西的愿望。他只要有一个榛果吃吃,别饿着肚子就可以了。他的要求不高啊。所以树林里静悄悄,小老鼠的心里也一定静悄悄。静悄悄的小老鼠,还会遇见什么事呢?你看看,在吃着榛果的小老鼠很像是在想:“我还会遇到什么事呢?管它的,还是吃榛果,吃榛果聪明。”

A mouse is taking a stroll through the deep, dark wood when along comes a hungry fox, then an owl, and then a snake. The mouse is good enough to eat but smart enough to know this, so he invents . . . the gruffalo! As Mouse explains, the gruffalo is a creature with terrible claws, and terrible tusks in its terrible jaws, and knobbly knees and turned-out toes, and a poisonous wart at the end of its nose. But Mouse has no worry to show. After all, there's no such thing as a gruffalo. . . .

Recommended age 3-6
Format Paperback
Dimensions: 210x280mm

32 pages