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全台唯一，英文学习版，内含中小学100+英文单字解析
英国家庭代代相传的经典魔法故事
英国国宝级童书作家、影响《哈利波特》作者J.K. 罗琳的经典童书
英国首相推荐「童年必读枕边书」
英国家庭代代相传的经典魔法故事
英国国宝级童书作家、影响《哈利波特》作者J.K. 罗琳的经典童书
英国首相推荐「童年必读枕边书」
★【用经典英文故事，开启孩子的英文阅读力】
《许愿椅》系列为英国国宝级童书作家伊妮‧布莱敦所写，内容运用浅显易懂的英文词汇，并且以魔法故事吸引孩子的阅读目光。让这本书不仅是三代英国家庭必备的经典床边故事，也是英国孩子开启阅读力的经典故事。
★【中小学生必备100+英文单字解析】
本书内含中小学生必备100+英文单字解析，让孩子可以在阅读英文故事的同时，能够轻松了解重要单字的解释、词性、发音，让英文学习更加完整、轻松。
★【华德福教育给小学生的推荐书单】
华德福学校推荐──让孩子在奇幻的故事中，让想像力飞翔。
★【英国家长最爱的经典故事】
作者为着名英国国宝级作家、最受欢迎童书女王──伊妮‧布莱敦，其创作也被收录于英国童书界推荐《长大之前一定要看的1001本童书》，经典故事永不退流行。
★【全球儿童文学名家热烈推荐】
《哈利波特》作者J.K. 罗琳最难忘的童书作者、英国首相布莱尔（Tony Blair）推荐「童年必读枕边书」。
▲如果你有一张「许愿椅」，你会许下什么愿望，到哪个奇幻王国冒险呢？
为了送妈妈一个特别的生日礼物，茉莉与彼得在无意间进入了一间奇怪的旧商店。在商店里，奇特的妖精店员为了帮他们找包装纸，不小心打开了巫师主人的魔法箱，箱子里的魔法蝴蝶与狐狸，全都跑出来了！
此时，巫师从楼上下来，发现了商店里居然乱成一团，他兇巴巴的逼着茉莉与彼得帮忙把魔法蝴蝶与狐狸全都抓回来，否则就不让他们离开。吓呆了的茉莉与彼得不知该如何是好。
在这个紧急的时刻，他们屁股底下的椅子突然动了起来！原来，这是一张「许愿椅」！只要向它许下愿望，就能带你到想去的任何地方！
茉莉与彼得在许愿椅的帮助下，逃离了这间奇怪的商店。他们兴奋极了，乘坐这张飞天魔椅展开一段奇幻之旅。他们在巨人的城堡拯救了小妖精奇奇、在梦之国不小心变成了气球、在前往消失岛的路上掉到海中……他们遇到了许许多多的精灵、妖怪、巫师、地精……还帮助了妖精奇奇的故乡──苹果派村庄，赶走了讨人厌的嚯嚯巫师。
他们又会遇到哪些奇妙的冒险、遇见哪些奇特的生物呢？
本书特色
1. 用经典故事培养英文阅读力
透过童年的故事阅读，陪养孩子的英文敏感度。有趣的故事，不但可以避免孩子排斥英文学习，同时可以加深孩子对英文阅读的兴趣。适合的故事长度，也可以减少孩子接触英文原文故事的恐惧。《许愿椅》不论在故事情节或是长度上，都相当适合开始英文故事的国中小孩童。
2. 用英国国宝级童书建构英文字汇力
透过自行阅读英文故事，便可无形的培养孩子的英文字汇能力。就算故事里有孩子不认识、不熟悉的词语，透过故事的连贯性，孩子便可以轻松理解新的字词，是建构孩子英文字汇力最好的方式。
3. 想像力发展
故事是培养孩子想像力最好的老师。儿童时期是想像力发展最快速的阶段，透过天马行空的故事与情节，让孩子徜徉于奇幻的冒险中。对儿童来说，简单、有趣、奇幻的故事情境，就是发展日常想像力最好的场所。
教育界人士专文推荐
「《许愿椅》的故事引起孩子的同理，又能身历其境的在阅读中模拟换位思考。」──徐明佑（华德福资深教师）
「阅读文字书，可以培养儿童最上乘的想像能力；透过《许愿椅》的精采故事，孩子脑海中的想像可以无边无际的扩张、离家去冒险。」──陈安仪（亲职教育部落客）
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著者信息
作者简介
伊妮‧布莱敦（Enid Blyton）
1897年出生于英国，儿童作家伊妮‧布莱敦是三代欧美儿童，最难以忘怀的童书作家。她的作品充满想像力、创造力，奇幻的情节甚至影响了《哈利波特》作者J.K. 罗琳的作品，更是前英国首相东尼‧布莱尔（Tony Blair）大力推荐的「童年必读枕边书」。
多产的伊妮‧布莱敦，毕生创作超过1000个故事，其作品更被翻译超过90种语言，影响着世界各地的孩子。
伊妮‧布莱敦受欢迎的程度，更于1982年，获选由一万位11岁英国孩童投票出最受欢迎儿童文学作家、连续十年被评为「英国十大最受欢迎作家」、2008年更荣获英国「柯斯塔图书奖」最受喜爱的英国作者，不论大人小孩，都会喜爱她所写下的精采、魔幻、独具想像力的经典故事。
伊妮‧布莱敦（Enid Blyton）
1897年出生于英国，儿童作家伊妮‧布莱敦是三代欧美儿童，最难以忘怀的童书作家。她的作品充满想像力、创造力，奇幻的情节甚至影响了《哈利波特》作者J.K. 罗琳的作品，更是前英国首相东尼‧布莱尔（Tony Blair）大力推荐的「童年必读枕边书」。
多产的伊妮‧布莱敦，毕生创作超过1000个故事，其作品更被翻译超过90种语言，影响着世界各地的孩子。
伊妮‧布莱敦受欢迎的程度，更于1982年，获选由一万位11岁英国孩童投票出最受欢迎儿童文学作家、连续十年被评为「英国十大最受欢迎作家」、2008年更荣获英国「柯斯塔图书奖」最受喜爱的英国作者，不论大人小孩，都会喜爱她所写下的精采、魔幻、独具想像力的经典故事。
图书目录
1 THE STRANGE OLD SHOP
2 THE GIANT'S CASTLE
3 THE GRABBIT GNOMES
4 THE HO-HO WIZARD
5 POOR LOST BINKY
6 THE LAND OF DREAMS
7 THE RUNAWAY CHAIR
8 THE LOST CAT
9 THE WITCH KIRRI-KIRRI
10 THE DISAPPEARING ISLAND
11 THE MAGICIAN'S PARTY
12 THE WISHING-CHAIR IS FOOLISH
13 THE POLITE GOBLIN
14 THE SPINNING HOUSE
15 WITCH SNIPPIT
16 THE SILLY BOY
17 THE WINDY WIZARD
18 MR. TWISTY
19 TWO BAD CHILDREN
20 THE HORRID QUARREL
21 THE ENCHANTER CLIP-CLAP
22 THE STRANGE TOWER
23 THE GREAT ESCAPE
24 BIG-EARS THE GOBLIN
25 THE SNOOGLE
26 THE SNOOGLE'S CASTLE
2 THE GIANT'S CASTLE
3 THE GRABBIT GNOMES
4 THE HO-HO WIZARD
5 POOR LOST BINKY
6 THE LAND OF DREAMS
7 THE RUNAWAY CHAIR
8 THE LOST CAT
9 THE WITCH KIRRI-KIRRI
10 THE DISAPPEARING ISLAND
11 THE MAGICIAN'S PARTY
12 THE WISHING-CHAIR IS FOOLISH
13 THE POLITE GOBLIN
14 THE SPINNING HOUSE
15 WITCH SNIPPIT
16 THE SILLY BOY
17 THE WINDY WIZARD
18 MR. TWISTY
19 TWO BAD CHILDREN
20 THE HORRID QUARREL
21 THE ENCHANTER CLIP-CLAP
22 THE STRANGE TOWER
23 THE GREAT ESCAPE
24 BIG-EARS THE GOBLIN
25 THE SNOOGLE
26 THE SNOOGLE'S CASTLE
图书序言
【摘文1】1 THE STRANGE OLD SHOP
The adventures really began on the day that Mollie and Peter went out to spend thirty-five pence on a present for their mother’s birthday.
They emptied the money out of their money-box and counted it.
‘Thirty-five!’ said Peter. ‘Good! Now, what shall we buy Mother?’
‘Mother loves old things,’ said Mollie. ‘If we could find an old shop somewhere, full of old things-you know, funny spoons, quaint vases, old glasses and beads-something of that sort would be lovely for Mother. She would love an old teacaddy to keep the tea in, I’m sure, or perhaps an old, old vase.’
‘All right,’ said Peter. ‘We’ll go and find one of those shops this very day. Put on your hat and come on, Mollie.’
Off they went, and ran into the town.
‘It’s a shop with the word “Antiques” over it that we want,’ said Peter. ‘Antiques means old things. Just look out for that, Mollie.’
But there seemed to be no shop with the word ‘Antiques’ printed over it at all. The children left the main street and went down a little turning. There were more shops there, but still not the one they wanted. So on they went and came to a small, narrow street whose houses were so close that there was hardly any light in the road!
And there, tucked away in the middle, was the shop with ‘Antiques’ printed on a label inside the dirty window.
‘Good!’ said Peter. ‘Here is a shop that sells old things. Look, Mollie, do you see that strange little vase with swans set all round it? I’m sure Mother would like that. It is marked twenty-five pence. We could buy that and some flowers to put in it!’
The adventures really began on the day that Mollie and Peter went out to spend thirty-five pence on a present for their mother’s birthday.
They emptied the money out of their money-box and counted it.
‘Thirty-five!’ said Peter. ‘Good! Now, what shall we buy Mother?’
‘Mother loves old things,’ said Mollie. ‘If we could find an old shop somewhere, full of old things-you know, funny spoons, quaint vases, old glasses and beads-something of that sort would be lovely for Mother. She would love an old teacaddy to keep the tea in, I’m sure, or perhaps an old, old vase.’
‘All right,’ said Peter. ‘We’ll go and find one of those shops this very day. Put on your hat and come on, Mollie.’
Off they went, and ran into the town.
‘It’s a shop with the word “Antiques” over it that we want,’ said Peter. ‘Antiques means old things. Just look out for that, Mollie.’
But there seemed to be no shop with the word ‘Antiques’ printed over it at all. The children left the main street and went down a little turning. There were more shops there, but still not the one they wanted. So on they went and came to a small, narrow street whose houses were so close that there was hardly any light in the road!
And there, tucked away in the middle, was the shop with ‘Antiques’ printed on a label inside the dirty window.
‘Good!’ said Peter. ‘Here is a shop that sells old things. Look, Mollie, do you see that strange little vase with swans set all round it? I’m sure Mother would like that. It is marked twenty-five pence. We could buy that and some flowers to put in it!’
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