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手抄报作业来了却无从下笔？孩子放学回家只记得主题而没有思路？家长不得不跟着一起发愁。本书精心挑选了手抄报作业中的25 个热门主题，让家长不用在主题大海中挑花眼，直接为你“划好重点”！特邀专业美术老师执笔设计，全新原创，画风清新可爱。另配有部分“万能模板”作品，应用更加灵活多变，孩子可以挑选喜欢的模板，在报头处填上作业要求的主题文字，从而更加精准地应对作业需要。背胶装订，一撕即用，方便快捷。

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手抄报作业来了却无从下笔？孩子放学回家只记得主题而没有思路？家长不得不跟着一起发愁。本书精心挑选了手抄报作业中的25 个热门主题，让家长不用在主题大海中挑花眼，直接为你“划好重点”！特邀专业美术老师执笔设计，全新原创，画风清新可爱。另配有部分“万能模板”作品，应用更加灵活多变，孩子可以挑选喜欢的模板，在报头处填上作业要求的主题文字，从而更加精准地应对作业需要。背胶装订，一撕即用，方便快捷。

• 作者：羅門森 发布时间：2013-08-21 15:40:18

  上海书展上，神一般的，飘到眼前

• 作者：阿里阿秃 发布时间：2020-05-05 14:54:01

  如果东三省总督和西三省总督是两兄弟。。。。他们赵家一共有尔震尔巽尔丰尔萃四兄弟。尔巽是东三省总督，尔丰差点是西三省总督。。赵尔丰之死与端方之死可作一对比研究，很多相似的地方。。。

• 作者：小八 发布时间：2017-10-31 15:13:58

  去你姥姥吧。。。。

• 作者：killer 发布时间：2015-11-18 10:25:29

  随手一翻

• 作者：小波福娃 发布时间：2022-05-07 06:58:28

  译者最早给我的英文电子版读到我欲罢不能半夜失眠，醒来正赶上亲猫问宿主要东西吃，惨叫着发广播安利了一下本书，现在又重读一遍中文版，还是这么引人入胜，又重口又迷人！

• 作者：联盟塔 发布时间：2019-01-06 20:49:28

  网文嘛，不要要求太多，看骨傲天和空气斗智斗勇就很快乐。

• A walk in the woods of the beauty of danger

  作者：Too Bed 发布时间：2008-01-19 02:48:21

  Just as Sunday Times said “This is a seriously funny book.” It can’t be more true.

  “A walk in the woods” tells a true story about how Bill Bryson and his out-of-shape fellow Stephen Katz covered the 2,100-mile Appalachian Trail, which stretches from Georgia to Maine, from south to north on the eastern coast of the U.S, how crazy it sounded at first and how difficult the whole project was and how they finally made it. It was a miracle.

  It is really funny. I couldn’t help laughing out in the silent self-study room when I was immersed in his fantastic combination of the words and sentences, his extremely interesting jokes and relaxing language, even if he was describing the trouble they got into, the horrible bear they encountered, the heavy pack on the back and the despair they tried to avoid but sometimes failed, he kept telling a story in such a comfortable rhythm. Sometimes I just wonder how he could keep calm in such a frightening environment and then describe it as something happened on a planet that has not been named by human being. Let me give an example. It was one night when then slept in the mountain and Bryson heard some noise which was probably from a black bear. He warned Katz the coming monster and asked him whether he had got some ‘weapon’ to defend himself.

      ‘Stephen,’ I whispered at his tent, ‘did you pack a knife?’

      ‘No.’

      ‘Have you got something sharp at all?’

      He thought for a moment. ‘Nail clippers.’

      I made a despairing face. ‘Anything a little more vicious than that? Because, you see, there is definitely something out here. ’

  Sometimes I was just under the illusion that I was reading a book about the hard journey in the woods but the script of ‘Friends’, which also happened in the U.S, but a department full of delicious food and close and friends, instead of the potentiality of being food of an evidently unfriendly stranger called ‘bear’ or something you even don’t know its name. But that’s his style. Challenge your nerves while laughing to tears.

  But it is serious, essentially. You can see the sincerity and gravity it held through the total 350 pages, from the very start to the very end. It is true and rather natural he spent a lot of ink on the astonishing landscape of silent forests and sparkling lakes, on his fear when he was besieged by the freezing air and relief after escape from the hell, his resoluteness to conquer all the obstacles in the lonely forest and extreme happiness when back to the modern world which ‘produce’ comfort. But that’s not all. What distinguishes the book from other record of the adventure in the woods it the author’s caring beyond his personal experience and feelings.

  He trudged along the trail, what’ more, he loved it and showed sympathy towards every life, the real owner of the woods. He offered a lot of historic contexts of the trail and the every national park on the way, he worried about the extinct species and complained about the government’s negligence of their duty, but also he understood their shortage of funds. He really worried, but never castigated, never lost his distinguished style of touching a serious topic with tender and elegance.

      The National Park service actually has something of a tradition of making things extinct.

      Thus the Park Service biologists managed wonderfully unusual accomplishment of discovering and eradicating in a new species of fish in the same instant.

  What’s more serious and touching is, of course, the friendship, just as Bryson put in the frond page ‘To Katz, of course.’ They two had gone through too much together; they seemed not a good match in any aspect though. I even burst into tears when he lost Katz for a whole day in the woods and worrying that he would never saw him again and missed him forever in the rest of his life just because his crazy plan to conquer the trial. Fortunately, they met again. And, they decided to quit, with only one mountain left, seeing the victory waving but saying goodbye with pity buried in mind.

  So, they didn’t complete actually, they hand only done 870 miles, considerably less than half, not a huge amount more than one-third, but apparently it paid off, as Bill put it,

      I thought for a moment, unsure. I had come to realize that I didn’t have any feelings towards the AT that weren’t thoroughly contradictory. I was weary of the trail, but captivated by it; found the endless slog increasingly exhausting but ever invigorating; grew tired of the boundless words but admired there boundlessness’ enjoyed the escape from civilization and ached for it’s comforts. All of this together, all at once, every moment, on the trail or off.

  Then Katz went back to his country and they could only talk about the hard but happy days in the woods. They missed a lot. It just reminded the most moving words I have ever read. That’s from the last page of ‘On the Road’ by Jack Kerouac.

      ‘so in America when the sun goes down and I sit on the old broken-down river pier watching the long, long skies over New Jersey and sense all that raw land that rolls in one unbelievable huge bulge over to the West Coast, and all that road going, all the people dreaming in the immensity of it...’

• 宅人脱单秘籍大公开！不脱宅也能脱单的约会宝典

  作者：未读 发布时间：2017-10-13 18:08:30

  游戏迷，动漫迷，影视迷的必备图书。

  在当今社会，不论男女，年轻人普遍都具有宅的属性，他们或是喜欢在家追剧、看电影、打游戏，热衷收藏手办、模型，或是喜欢钻研潮流数码产品，对市面上的手机和平板电脑如数家珍，又或是热爱某种冷门但有趣的学科，比如说人类学、物理学和考古学，导致气场不和的人很难走入他们的世界。所以，宅男宅女常常被调侃为“注生孤”。宅人埃里克·史密斯在自己的新书《宅人约会指南》中彻底打破了这一宅人偏见。

  

  《宅人约会指南》由未读•文艺家出版

  这本书有3大特点：

  第一，《宅人约会指南》是突破次元壁的恋爱宝典，在此之前从没有一本教人恋爱的书是为不喜欢出门的人写的。

  埃里克·史密斯以宅属性为切入点，用有理论、有方法、有趣味的文字，将恋爱约会比作一场盛大而浪漫的角色扮演游戏，以攻略的形式教宅人们如何在恋爱中升级通关，与意中人成功牵手，为宅人量身打造了一套不脱宅也可以脱单的恋爱秘籍。

  

  恋爱就是一场游戏

  第二：《宅人约会指南》不仅是一本指导宅人恋爱的实用手册，更是一本可爱的宅文化普及小百科，出版后便得到了美国知名娱乐网站PopSugar和博客网站GeekDad的年度推荐，受到了很多年轻读者的好评。书中以80后、90后甚至00后熟悉的经典影视作品、游戏、漫画、刊物中的内容为例，用爆笑的文字，解答了宅人在脱单过程中可能会遇到的各种问题，比如说：

  怎样自拍才能吸引异性，或者至少不让人家反感？

  怎样判断一个妹子约你去她家修电脑是真的电脑有问题，还是对你有意思？

  第一次约会吃饭时，如果妹子提出和你AA，你该怎么处理才能既不失体面，又让妹子对你好感倍增？

  效仿《黑客帝国》中的救世主尼奥的穿衣打扮真的适用于约会初见吗？

  《魔兽世界》里，失败了可以重来，约会中如果给对方留下了坏印象，该怎样挽回？

  每一个问题都精准指向我们在实际生活中会遇到的小尴尬，每一个解答也都能让宅男宅女会心一笑。

  

  一本可爱的宅文化普及小百科

  第三，也是《宅人约会指南》最大的特色，就是真诚！和市面上女性化视角的婚恋书、为博人眼球而故做犀利的两性书籍相比，埃里克并没有物化女性，也没有把女性视为猎物或目标，而是从一个中立的角度，真诚地希望具有宅属性的人能在不迎合、不讨好的前提下获得一段彼此契合的美好缘分，鼓励他们向心仪的人展示自己的闪光点，同时也借此机会让更多人了解宅文化的博大精深。

  

  姑娘小伙就在你周围，只需要踏出这一步！

  作者埃里克·史密斯本人就是一个像《生活大爆炸》中的谢耳朵一样的资深宅男，他是美国的网红博主，超人气博客“极客费城”的创始人之一，该网站的宗旨就是“为了一切宅人，为了宅人的一切”。同时，他还设立了“费城极客奖”，该奖项每年会颁给那些为世界变得更美好做出了突出贡献的当地宅人。他在本书创作期间认识了女朋友妮娜，并且在本书中文版出版前夕和她举行了婚礼。正是有感于自己的恋爱经历，他在序言中诚意满满地写道，“对的人非但不会对你所担心的那些事介意，不会对你有异样的看法，还会将你的爱好作为你们关爱彼此的一种方式。他们会愿意花时间了解，是什么让你成为你……他会接纳你的小怪癖和宅趣味，因为那些是你生活的重要组成部分。他还会和你分享他的爱好，你会开始对他热爱的东西感兴趣，就像对你自己热爱的东西那样。”

  

  宅人约会指南

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  [美] 埃里克·史密斯 / 2017 / 北京联合出版公司