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• April 10, 2026拇指姑娘｜Thumbelina

  原著作者｜汉斯·克里斯汀·安徒生

  • An old woman had lived alone for many long years.
  • She planted a single grain of wheat and watered it every day.
  • The grain sprouted and bloomed into a beautiful flower.
  • In the center of the petals lay a tiny girl no bigger than a thumb.
  • The old woman bent down softly and said, "I shall call you Thumbelina".
  • One starry night a toad hopped by.
  • It caught sight of the little girl resting on the petal.
  • "What beauty," it thought, "she would make a perfect bride for my son".
  • Gently the toad lifted the petal with the girl still lying on it.
  • It carried the petal and jumped into a pond, sinking deep below.
  • Thumbelina woke to find water everywhere around her.
  • The toad guarded the jar lid and said to its son, "This is your bride".
  • It covered the jar with a great lotus leaf.
  • The leaf's edge rested on the water but left only a tiny gap.
  • Thumbelina stretched her arm high but could not reach the leaf.
  • Fish came swimming by and heard her crying.
  • One fish said, "She should not be locked up in here".
  • Another fish opened wide and bit into the lotus stem.
  • It bit for a very long time until the stem nearly broke.
  • The jar loosened and tilted to one side.
  • A thin layer of ice formed and froze the stem in place.
  • The toad felt cold and went to find another place to stay.
  • Thumbelina curled in the corner of the jar waiting for the ice to melt.
  • One day the ice cracked open.
  • A swallow flew over the pond.
  • It was so cold that it paced on the ice to warm its feet.
  • The swallow looked down and saw the open jar.
  • It flew inside and landed on the bottom of the jar.
  • Thumbelina looked up softly and asked, "Who are you"?.
  • The swallow flapped its wings and answered, "I am just passing by".
  • Thumbelina reached out her hand and said, "Please take me with you".
  • The swallow lowered its head and let her climb onto its back.
  • The swallow carried her flying over the fields.
  • Thumbelina trembled all over from the cold wind.
  • She grew weaker and weaker and could not hold on any longer.
  • The swallow landed at the edge of a field.
  • It gently set Thumbelina down on a single grain of wheat.
  • The swallow said, "I can only bring you this far".
  • Then it flew away and vanished into the sky.
  • Thumbelina lay on the wheat grain, cold and hungry and all alone.
  • A field mouse came out from its burrow one day.
  • It spotted Thumbelina and picked her up in its little hands.
  • The mouse carried her into its warm cozy burrow.
  • It gave her a seed to eat and said, "Have something first".
  • Thumbelina ate it all up and felt much better.
  • The mouse had been living alone for a very long time.
  • It was lonely and its house was dark and quiet.
  • Thumbelina sang songs for it and wove cloth for it.
  • Listening to the songs the mouse's eyes grew bright.
  • It said, "Stay here, I need you".
  • Thumbelina nodded and decided to stay.
  • Winter came and snow covered everything.
  • Thumbelina sat by the window gazing outside.
  • She thought of the pond and the swallow and the fields she had flown over.
  • She let out a sigh and quietly planted a flower seed by the windowsill.
  • The long cold winter finally passed away.
  • Spring arrived and sunlight poured into the burrow.
  • Thumbelina stepped out of the mouse's house.
  • She came to the windowsill and stood there stunned.
  • The seed had sprouted and grown into a flower.
  • The flower was bigger than any other, its petals glowing with soft light.
  • The petals slowly opened and standing inside was a Flower Prince.
  • He wore a golden crown on his head and a robe of green leaves down to his feet.
  • The Flower Prince looked at Thumbelina and reached out his hand.
  • He said, "I have waited for so long, and now you are here at last".
  • Thumbelina did not speak, she simply took his hand.
  • The Flower Prince led her flying far away.
  • They flew over forests and over the wide sea.
  • At last they landed on a small island covered in flowers.
  • There were no toads, no ice, no winter at all.
  • Thumbelina stood among the blossoms and lifted her head.
  • The sunlight fell on her face and the wind blew softly.
  • She smiled and tears of joy rolled down her cheeks.
  • She was finally free.

  
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• April 09, 2026去年的树｜The Tree from Last Year

  原著作者｜新美南吉

  • A tree stood alone on a small hill
  • A little bird flew down and landed on the tree
  • "Hello there, tree", the bird said
  • "Hello there, bird", the tree said, swaying its branches gently
  • Every day, the bird came to the tree and sang
  • The tree listened to the bird sing
  • The wind blew, and the leaves rustled
  • Sunlight fell, and shadows danced on the ground
  • They were together, and they were happy
  • Winter came
  • The north wind blew, and the bird's body shivered with cold
  • "Tree, I must fly south", the bird said
  • "Go, go ahead", the tree said gently, "come back next spring and sing for me again"
  • "I will definitely come", the bird said
  • The bird flapped its wings and flew away
  • The tree watched the bird go, getting smaller and smaller
  • One by one, the leaves fell from the tree
  • When the last leaf fell, the tree was bare
  • The tree waited quietly
  • It waited, and waited
  • Snow fell, covering the tree's body
  • The snow melted, and the wind grew gentle
  • Grass poked its head out from the ground, and flowers bloomed
  • Spring came
  • The bird flew back
  • But the tree was gone
  • Only the stump remained, standing there all alone
  • "Tree— tree—", the bird called loudly
  • No one answered
  • The bird flew around the stump once
  • And then once more
  • Not a single leaf on the stump
  • The bird looked down and saw the rings in the stump
  • The rings went around and around, as if saying
  • "I'm here, I'm here"
  • But the bird could not find the tree
  • The bird flew toward the village
  • In the village, smoke rose from chimneys
  • In front of a window of one house, a lamp burned
  • The lamp was small, its flame flickering
  • The bird landed on the windowsill
  • The lamp burned quietly
  • The bird recognized it
  • It was the tree's fire
  • The bird sang softly to the lamp
  • "The tree from last year, came back this year to sing"
  • The lamp flickered gently
  • As if to say, "I heard you"
  • The bird finished singing
  • And the lamp quietly went out
  • The bird stood quietly on the windowsill
  • Then the bird flew away
  • The moon rose, shining over the village
  • The bird flew toward the distance
  • In the distance, there were new trees, new spring

  
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• April 08, 2026好饿的毛毛虫｜The Very Hungry Caterpillar

  原著作者｜艾瑞·卡尔

  • On moonlit leaves, a tiny egg lay still
  • Stars twinkled and wind gently blew
  • Morning came, the sun slowly climbed the hill
  • The first golden light fell on the shell, crack, a crack appeared
  • The little creature pushed hard, the shell broke in two
  • A tiny green worm wiggled out, so small, so soft
  • Its tummy rumbled, so hungry, so hungry
  • Monday, the orchard smelled of apples
  • Red apples hung on branches, dewdrops sparkling bright
  • The worm looked up at the apple, opened wide
  • Chomp, sweet juice flowed into its mouth
  • But still hungry, tummy rumbled on
  • Tuesday, pears bent the branches down
  • Yellow pears like little lanterns, swaying to and fro
  • One bite, so juicy, filling the mouth with water
  • Mm, so sweet, the worm's eyes squinted with delight
  • But still hungry, tummy rumbled on
  • Wednesday, purple plums grew ripe
  • Round plums hung in clusters, like strings of gems
  • The worm crawled over, gently took a bite
  • Tart and sweet spread through its mouth
  • Still not full, the worm wiggled about
  • Thursday, strawberries turned red
  • Under green leaves they hid, red strawberries giving off sweet fragrance
  • The worm burrowed under the leaves, found one
  • Bite, soft and sweet
  • But still hungry, tummy rumbled on
  • Friday, oranges hung everywhere
  • Round oranges, orange and round, their skin full of tiny holes
  • The worm bit hard, juice squirted out
  • Thin-skinned and juicy, so sweet
  • But still hungry, tummy rumbled on
  • Saturday, junk food beckoned
  • Cake, cookies, ice cream, sweet smells wafting over
  • The worm couldn't resist, rushed over, gobbling it down
  • So sweet, so good, more, give me more
  • Suddenly, tummy hurt, hurt so bad
  • The worm clutched its belly, rolling on the ground
  • Sunday, leaves swayed gently
  • A tender green leaf drifted down, landing right beside the worm
  • The worm crawled onto the leaf, took a bite
  • Cool and refreshing, tummy stopped aching
  • The worm rested in the leaf's shade, and let out a comfortable sigh
  • Days passed, the worm grew bigger
  • Body getting round and plump, skin feeling tight
  • The worm felt so tired, found a branch
  • It spun a thin strand of silk, wrapping itself in it
  • A white cocoon hung from the branch, swaying gently
  • The worm slept inside the cocoon, dreaming many dreams
  • One day, crack, the cocoon broke open
  • The worm crawled out, shook its wings
  • Oh, what is this, wings gleaming with light
  • Blue, green, orange, purple, rainbow patterns
  • The worm spread its wings and flew up
  • Wind held the wings, gently floating toward the sky
  • I'm a butterfly, the worm turned with joy
  • In the garden, flowers opened petals waiting
  • The butterfly flew over meadows, over streams, toward the far horizon

  
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• April 07, 2026秘密花园｜The Secret Garden

  原著作者｜弗朗西丝·霍奇森·伯内特

  • What kind of child would grow up if she had never been loved, even by everyone around her
  • The story's main character, Mary, is exactly such a girl
  • She was born in India, her parents too busy with parties and social life, leaving her in the care of a nurse
  • Raised in coldness, Mary was bad-tempered and pale, like a little tree that had grown crooked
  • 
    
  • A sudden plague took her parents' lives, and Mary became an orphan
  • She was sent to an ancient manor in Yorkshire, England called Misselthwaite
  • The manor sat on the wild moors, with a hundred rooms, yet deadly still
  • Its master Mr. Craven was always traveling abroad
  • Because ten years ago, his beloved wife died accidentally in the garden
  • He locked that garden, buried the key, and locked his own heart away
  • 
    
  • When Mary first arrived at the manor, she wandered the moors with nothing to do each day
  • Until one day, guided by a robin, she dug up a rusty copper key from the earth
  • Then a strong wind blew open the thick ivy on the wall, and a hidden narrow door appeared before her
  • 
    
  • Mary pushed the door open and entered, greeted by a world abandoned for ten years
  • Everywhere were dead roses and tangled weeds
  • But beneath the silence, Mary caught a signal of life, tiny delicate sprouts just beginning to emerge
  • This little girl who had never felt love before, for the first time felt a desire to protect something
  • She began secretly weeding and loosening the soil, she would revive this garden
  • 
    
  • During this time, Mary met two people her own age who would change her life forever
  • One was Dickon, a farm boy who seemed to be the spirit of the moors themselves
  • He could talk to all the animals, and he taught Mary how to live in harmony with nature
  • The other was the manor's secret, the young master Colin
  • 
    
  • Colin was Mr. Craven's only son
  • Because of his wife's accident, Mr. Craven could not even bear to look at this child
  • Colin stayed in bed all day, believing he was a hunchback, a monster close to death
  • He screamed and threw tantrums, ruling the whole manor with fear
  • But when Mary burst into his room, and used the most direct words to expose his cowardice and illusions, these two lonely souls collided
  • 
    
  • Mary and Dickon made a bold decision, to secretly bring Colin into the secret garden
  • 
    
  • That was where miracles began
  • When Colin first breathed fresh air, and saw sunlight filtering through the rose vines, he felt magic
  • This so-called magic was actually the power of life itself
  • In the garden, the children worked together, ran and laughed
  • Mary became rosy and cheerful
  • And Colin, who once believed he could never stand, actually stood up and took his first steps in the sunshine
  • 
    
  • As the garden came back to life, the children's hearts completed their transformation too
  • When Mr. Craven heard his late wife's call in a dream, and returned to the manor
  • What he saw was no longer a gloomy ruin, but a paradise filled with laughter and blooming flowers
  • And there stood a healthy, upright son waiting for his father
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  • A person's heart is like a garden
  • If you let it lie barren, it will grow weeds of jealousy, selfishness and anxiety
  • But if you are willing to take up the key and sow hope, even a wild moor can bloom with the most brilliant roses
  • When you change the way you see the world, the whole world will change for you

  
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• April 06, 2026简·爱｜Jane Eyre

  原著作者｜夏洛蒂·勃朗特

  • Jane Eyre was an orphan.
  • Her parents died when she was very young.
  • When she was still a baby, she was sent to her uncle's house, Gateshead Hall.
  • Her uncle asked Mrs. Reed, her aunt, to promise to take good care of her.
  • But Mrs. Reed hated her.
  • John, her cousin, was cruel and often beat her for no reason.
  • One day, he threw a book at her head.
  • Blood ran down her forehead.
  • Jane hid in an empty room.
  • But Mrs. Reed made her come out and called her a liar in front of everyone.
  • You know what? A ten year old girl stood before a room of adults, and no one spoke for her.
  • Jane lifted her head and looked straight into Mrs. Reed's eyes.
  • "You're wrong. I'm not a liar."
  • She was locked in the red room, the room where her uncle's body had once lain.
  • In the dark night, cold wind blew through the cracks of the door.
  • No one came to see her.
  • Later, a pharmacist named Mr. Lloyd came.
  • He asked Jane why she always stayed alone.
  • Jane told him everything in her heart, little by little.
  • Mr. Lloyd listened quietly. Then he said to Mrs. Reed, "This child shouldn't stay here. Send her to school."
  • Mrs. Reed was glad to get rid of her and agreed right away.
  • Lowood School was a poor charity school.
  • The beds were hard as rocks. The food was often burnt porridge.
  • The children wore the same gray dresses and huddled together from the cold.
  • But Jane met Helen here.
  • Helen was a few years older than Jane.
  • Her personality was gentle like water.
  • She never complained and never defended herself.
  • When the teacher made her kneel on the stone floor, she knelt quietly.
  • Jane said angrily, "Why don't you fight back?"
  • Helen just smiled and said, "If you think about beautiful things, the pain doesn't feel so bad."
  • But Helen got sick.
  • Lung disease spread through that school. She coughed blood for a long time.
  • Jane sat by her bed and held her hand.
  • Helen's hand grew colder and colder.
  • Finally she said softly, "Goodbye," and closed her eyes forever.
  • That night was very cold.
  • Jane held Helen's things and cried for a long time.
  • From then on, Jane changed.
  • She turned her anger into strength and studied day and night.
  • Eight years passed. She grew from a thin little orphan into the top student of the whole school.
  • At eighteen, she graduated.
  • She didn't want to stay at Lowood anymore. She wanted to see the world.
  • Jane came to Thornfield Hall and became a governess.
  • She taught a little girl to read. Life was peaceful like a still lake.
  • The master of the manor was Mr. Rochester.
  • He didn't come home often. But every time he returned, Jane could feel his gaze, a searching, testing gaze with quiet expectation.
  • One day, Mr. Rochester asked Jane, "What do you think of me?"
  • Jane said, "I don't like judging people by their looks."
  • Mr. Rochester laughed. It was a laugh he hadn't made in a very long time.
  • Two lonely souls slowly drew closer.
  • They talked under the moonlight, shared hearts in the study, and read each other's scars in silence.
  • Mr. Rochester proposed to Jane. She said yes.
  • She thought she had finally found a home.
  • On the wedding day, a strange woman appeared in the church. She screamed with disheveled hair.
  • Mr. Rochester's face turned pale as paper.
  • Who was she? She was Mr. Rochester's wife.
  • A family had pushed a madwoman onto him for money, then hidden the truth from everyone.
  • Jane stood in the church, cold to her bones.
  • Mr. Rochester said, "Come with me. I can give you everything except a proper name."
  • Jane was silent for a long time.
  • She thought of Helen, of Lowood, of herself standing tall in the dark.
  • "No." she said. "I want all of a man, not a broken kindness."
  • She turned and walked away without looking back.
  • Jane walked across the wild fields. Her shoes wore through and her feet swelled.
  • She collapsed by the road and woke up in a clean little room.
  • The people who saved her were St. John and his siblings, a clergyman's family.
  • They took her in and helped her recover slowly.
  • One day, a lawyer brought a letter. Jane's uncle had passed away and left her twenty thousand pounds.
  • By coincidence, St. John was actually her cousin.
  • Jane divided the inheritance into four parts. One for each of her cousins, one for herself.
  • Quiet days passed for a while. But Jane always felt something was missing in her heart.
  • Late at night, she often heard a voice, Mr. Rochester calling her name.
  • She couldn't stay still any longer.
  • Jane returned to Thornfield. What she saw was ruins.
  • A great fire had burned the manor to the ground.
  • Mr. Rochester had tried to save his mad wife. A falling beam crushed him and blinded his eyes.
  • Jane found him. Neither of them said a word.
  • They just held each other's hands tightly.
  • Mr. Rochester asked, "Will you still marry me? I have no money, no status, and I can't see anymore."
  • Jane lowered her head and kissed his rough scarred hand.
  • "I will."

  
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• April 05, 2026长发公主｜Rapunzel

  出自｜格林童话

  • The prince, in the second before being thrown from the tower, said three words to Rapunzel
  • She didn't understand
  • But the witch heard, her face turned white
  • Long, long ago
  • There was a tower, no door, only a window
  • Inside lived a girl
  • Her hair was so long, so very long
  • It could hang down to the tower's base
  • People called her Rapunzel
  • Meaning "wild spinach"
  • Because her mother once craved spinach so badly
  • The witch Gothel locked her in the tower
  • Saying outside was very dangerous
  • Saying the world was very bad
  • Saying only she truly loved Rapunzel
  • Rapunzel believed
  • She didn't know what the world looked like
  • She only knew the sky outside her window
  • One day, a prince came to the tower
  • He was lost, his leg was hurt from a fall
  • He looked up, saw a pair of eyes in the window
  • Those eyes, curious like a young deer
  • Who are you, Rapunzel asked
  • I am a prince, he said
  • What is a prince, can you eat it
  • The prince laughed
  • He told her about the outside world
  • About gardens, marketplaces, stars
  • About crowds, music, freedom
  • Rapunzel heard the word "outside" for the first time
  • Her eyes lit up
  • Like stars falling into a well
  • The witch Gothel discovered them
  • She was very angry
  • No, she wasn't angry
  • She was afraid
  • She was afraid of losing Rapunzel
  • Afraid Rapunzel would know the truth
  • Afraid she would leave
  • One day, the witch caught the prince
  • She brought the prince to the tower's peak
  • Rapunzel cried from the window
  • Don't, don't
  • The witch smiled
  • Smiled horribly
  • Then, she pushed the prince off the tower
  • In the second before falling
  • The prince looked up at Rapunzel
  • He said three words
  • Rapunzel didn't understand
  • That was the witch's language
  • An ancient curse
  • But the witch understood
  • Her face, turned white
  • The prince hit the ground
  • From the tower came Rapunzel's scream
  • The witch looked at her
  • He said, he's dead, forget him
  • Rapunzel cried
  • Cried very quietly
  • Tears flowed into her hair
  • Her hair turned from gold, to gray
  • That night
  • Rapunzel touched her gray hair
  • Touched it, and she remembered something
  • The three words the prince said
  • Were not words of love
  • Were a song the witch sang when she was young
  • That song, had magic
  • Singing someone's true name, would make them lose their power
  • The witch's true name
  • Rapunzel always knew it
  • She just forgot its power
  • The next day
  • The witch came again
  • Bringing food and water
  • Bringing a smile
  • Good girl, have dinner
  • Rapunzel looked at her
  • She said, mother
  • Then, softly sang that song
  • The witch's hair began to fall
  • Her skin began to wrinkle
  • Her body began to shrink
  • Stop, she screamed
  • Stop
  • Rapunzel didn't stop
  • She kept singing
  • The song floated out the window
  • Floated into the forest
  • Floated to every corner
  • The song stopped
  • The witch was gone
  • Only Rapunzel was left in the tower
  • Her hair was still there
  • Just, no longer gold
  • Not gray either
  • But white
  • Like snow
  • Like moonlight
  • The window was open
  • Wind blew in for the first time
  • Carrying the smell of grass
  • Carrying the smell of flowers
  • Carrying the smell of the world
  • Rapunzel climbed down her hair
  • For the first time, feet touched the ground
  • She touched it
  • Soft
  • It was grass
  • She found the prince
  • He wasn't dead
  • He fell into the bushes, passed out
  • His leg was still hurt
  • But he was alive
  • The prince woke up
  • The first thing he saw, was Rapunzel
  • Her hair hung over his face
  • White, like moonlight
  • You came, he said
  • I came, she said
  • She helped him up
  • He taught her to walk
  • She taught him to sing
  • The two of them, limped out of the forest
  • Later
  • Rapunzel went to many places
  • Saw many beautiful sights
  • Made many friends
  • She discovered the world was vast
  • With good, with bad
  • With danger, and beauty too
  • But she was not afraid anymore
  • Because she knew
  • The real magic
  • Was not hair
  • Was not singing
  • It was knowing your own name
  • It was being able to choose to leave

  
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• April 02, 2026呼啸山庄｜Wuthering Heights

  原著作者｜艾米丽·勃朗特（英国）

  • On the wild moors of northern England
  • there was a house called Wuthering Heights
  • Long ago
  • on a stormy night
  • on the streets of Leeds
  • a little boy with black hair was abandoned
  • squatting at the bakery door
  • No one cared who he was, or where he came from
  • Until one day
  • a carriage stopped in front of him
  • "Child, will you come home with me"
  • And just like that
  • he was taken into Wuthering Heights
  • This boy's name
  • was Heathcliff
  • From that day on
  • everyone in this manor's fate
  • began to spiral out of control
  • The old master was extraordinarily kind to Heathcliff
  • so kind that his own son Hindley was mad with jealousy
  • Hindley hated him, hated him for stealing his father's attention, hated him for being an orphan
  • yet more popular at home than himself
  • But the old master's daughter Catherine was different
  • she accepted him from the very first day
  • The two children grew up together on the moors
  • ran together
  • did all the things adults wouldn't allow
  • Catherine once said to the maid Nelly
  • "I am Heathcliff, he is more myself than I am"
  • The one who said it
  • would never forget it for their whole life
  • But then
  • the old master died
  • Hindley inherited Wuthering Heights
  • The first thing he did was demote Heathcliff to a servant
  • Make him do rough work, humiliate him, trample him underfoot
  • Catherine saw this
  • and her heart felt like it was being cut
  • She thought many times
  • of running away with Heathcliff, escaping to the ends of the earth
  • But in the end she didn't
  • One moonlit night
  • she agreed to the proposal of Edgar
  • the young master of Thrushcross Grange
  • a wealthy, decent, quiet man
  • That night
  • Heathcliff heard what Catherine said to the maid Nelly
  • "Edgar can make her the mistress of Thrushcross Grange, can make her wealthy, and respected"
  • "And I love Heathcliff"
  • "The problem is
  • if I marry Heathcliff
  • we'll starve to death together"
  • She hadn't finished speaking
  • Heathcliff had already disappeared into the rainy night
  • He heard those words
  • the one he loved
  • had personally said I can't marry you, because I don't want to be poor with you
  • After that rainy night
  • Heathcliff never came back
  • Three years later
  • He came back
  • With money, with status, with a face with sharp edges
  • No one knew where he had been those three years, or what he had done
  • But everyone soon realized
  • he came back, not for Catherine
  • but for revenge
  • He schemed to get Hindley addicted to gambling
  • step by step winning all of Wuthering Heights' land into his own hands
  • He married Catherine back to Wuthering Heights
  • not as the mistress
  • but as a tool for his revenge
  • Catherine went mad
  • She died in Heathcliff's arms
  • Before she died
  • he asked her to open the window
  • She said she wanted to go home
  • He said
  • "I've always been here"
  • The night she died
  • Heathcliff stood by her window all night
  • talking to the void
  • His hatred didn't end
  • He married Edgar's sister Isabella
  • and used the cruelest way to torture her, imprison her
  • He taught Hindley's son Hareton
  • to grow up in the crudest way
  • The nephew of the one who had once bullied him
  • He had become a monster
  • Twenty years later
  • Someone on that moor
  • saw two ghosts
  • One with black hair, one with blonde hair
  • Holding hands
  • running in the moonlight
  • That was the cruelest ending
  • The living rot in hell
  • While the dead love
  • stays forever on that moor
  • If you also had an if only option
  • what would you choose
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• March 31, 2026逃家小兔｜The Runaway Bunny

  原著作者｜玛格丽特·怀斯·布朗

  • Once there was a little rabbit who wanted to run away.
  • "If you run away," said his mother, "I will run after you, for you are my little bunny."
  • "If you run after me," said the little rabbit, "I will become a fish in a brook and swim away from you."
  • "If you become a fish in a brook," said his mother, "I will become a fisherman and fish for you."
  • "If you become a fisherman," said the little rabbit, "I will become a rock on the mountain, far away from you."
  • "If you become a rock on the mountain," said his mother, "I will become a mountain climber and find you."
  • "If you become a mountain climber," said the little rabbit, "I will become a little flower in a garden and hide."
  • "If you become a little flower," said his mother, "I will become a gardener and find you."
  • "If you become a gardener," said the little rabbit, "I will become a bird and fly far away."
  • "If you become a bird," said his mother, "I will become a tree and you can fly home to me."
  • "If you become a tree," said the little rabbit, "I will become a boat and sail far away."
  • "If you become a boat," said his mother, "I will become the wind and blow you where I want you to go."
  • "If you become the wind," said the little rabbit, "I will become a trapeze artist in a circus and fly very high."
  • "If you become a trapeze artist," said his mother, "I will become a tightrope walker and walk to you."
  • "If you become a tightrope walker," said the little rabbit, "I will become a little child and run home."
  • "If you become a little child," said his mother, "I will be your mother with open arms waiting for you."
  • "Then I will stay here and be your little bunny," said the little rabbit.
  • So he ate his carrot happily and did not run away anymore.
  • Every child who wants to run away is really saying: I just want to be sure you love me.
  • And a mother's love never needs to be chased — it is always there, waiting for you to come home.

  
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• March 30, 2026小蝌蚪找妈妈｜Little Tadpoles Look for Mama

  
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• March 28, 2026爷爷变成了幽灵｜Grandpa Became a Ghost

  原著作者｜金·富兹阿（丹麦）

  • Aspen loved his grandpa the most
  • Grandpa always kept candy in the top drawer of the cupboard, waiting for Aspen to find it
  • Grandpa would help him build sandcastles and make funny faces when Grandma was cooking pork liver
  • Grandpa even sang a funny song about bottoms
  • But one day, Grandpa suddenly fell on the street because of a heart attack
  • Aspen didn't have his grandpa anymore
  • He lay on the table crying endlessly, unable to accept this fact
  • Mom said Grandpa went to heaven and became an angel
  • But Aspen couldn't imagine Grandpa with wings
  • The church held Grandpa's funeral, Grandpa lay in the coffin surrounded by flowers
  • Dad said Grandpa would become dirt and slowly disappear
  • But Aspen didn't believe, he felt Grandpa wouldn't just vanish like that
  • That night, Grandpa came back
  • He sat on Aspen's cupboard, eyes wide open, staring into the darkness
  • Grandpa, aren't you dead, Aspen shouted
  • Yes, Grandpa said, I thought I was dead too
  • The book says if a ghost wants to, it can walk through any wall
  • Grandpa tried, and he really could walk through walls
  • Wow, Aspen said, you can really walk through walls
  • Grandpa smiled and said, I'm back, because I missed you so much
  • Aspen, why did you come back, Aspen asked
  • Grandpa thought and said, because I seem to have forgotten something
  • The book says if a person forgets something, they'll keep thinking about it after death
  • Then let's find it together, Aspen said
  • Aspen and Grandpa walked around the town
  • Grandpa remembered many things
  • When he was a little boy, his brother gave him a bicycle
  • When dating Grandma, he got his first kiss
  • Your dad peed all over Grandpa
  • They also had a cat, but the car they bought smelled like a dog
  • Grandpa talked and talked, but none of these were the forgotten thing
  • Maybe it's your glasses, Aspen suggested
  • No
  • What about your teeth, also no
  • Ghosts don't need those things, Grandpa said
  • But what is it then, Aspen asked anxiously
  • Grandpa looked at Aspen and said slowly
  • I remember now
  • When I was a little boy
  • Grandpa's brother gave him a bicycle
  • When dating Grandma, he got his first kiss
  • We had your dad, who peed all over me
  • We had a cat, but the car we bought smelled like a dog
  • I also remember the taste of strawberries from our yard
  • And the program about ships turning over on TV
  • Oh Grandpa remembered so many things, Aspen said
  • But none of these is the thing you forgot, right
  • Grandpa shook his head
  • The next day, Aspen was even sleepier, lying on the table barely able to keep his eyes open
  • Aspen stop talking about ghosts, Mom and Dad said
  • It's just a dream, because you miss Grandpa too much
  • But Aspen knew this wasn't a dream
  • That night Aspen waited for Grandpa, and waited and waited
  • Grandpa, you're finally here, Aspen said
  • Grandpa said, this thing is right before our eyes
  • It's something about you
  • Think about it, something that's about both you and me
  • Aspen thought and said
  • I remember so many things
  • You took me to the amusement park, I almost vomited on the roller coaster
  • We dug a big hole in your garden to plant a tree
  • I kicked and broke your tulips, you shouted at me
  • We fell asleep snoring during a boring movie
  • You always kept candy in the top drawer of the cupboard
  • You helped me build sandcastles
  • We made funny faces when Grandma was cooking pork liver
  • We went fishing, but didn't catch a single fish
  • You often tickled me
  • I almost choked on a lollipop
  • Sometimes you smelled like tobacco
  • And you sang a funny song about bottoms
  • Looks like Aspen and Grandpa really were the best of friends
  • Sweetie, do you love your grandpa
  • Oh right, Grandpa suddenly said, it's this thing
  • What thing
  • I remember now, Grandpa said, no longer smiling
  • I forgot to say goodbye to you, my little Aspen
  • Both Grandpa and Aspen cried
  • Grandpa said to Aspen, be good, but you don't have to be too good
  • Think of each other once in a while, but you don't have to think of me all the time
  • When Aspen said he wanted to hang Grandpa's photo on the wall, Grandpa was so happy
  • Grandpa blew into Aspen's ear, making his toes tickle
  • Maybe I'll see Grandma now, Grandpa said, I'll say hi to her for you
  • Finally, Grandpa walked through the wall and left
  • Aspen stood at the window waving, watching Grandpa disappear into the darkness
  • He breathed a sigh of relief and climbed into bed
  • Grandpa left, but Aspen knew he would never forget Grandpa
  • Because Grandpa lives forever in his heart

  
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