经典英文绘本 episodes:

• March 26, 2026长袜子皮皮｜Pippi Long stocking

  原著作者｜阿斯特丽德·林格伦（瑞典）

  • On a very very long street lived all kinds of children
  • But the most special one was Pippi Longstocking who lived at Villa Villekulla
  • Her socks were red and blue, her strength was greater than anyone else's
  • She had no mom or dad, but she had a magical skill
  • Making everyone who met her can't help but laugh
  • Pippi's dad was blown away by a black wind to a very far place
  • Pippi's mom had become an angel, watching Pippi from heaven
  • Pippi lived alone at Villa Villekulla and was very happy
  • She had a little monkey named Mr. Nilsson
  • She also had a brown horse, though she had never bought it
  • Next door lived Tommy and Annika
  • They thought Pippi was the strangest child in the world
  • Tommy said Pippi should go to school
  • Annika said Pippi should wear normal socks
  • But Pippi said, why should I go to school, I'm already smart enough
  • My socks are perfectly normal, red and blue is so pretty
  • Tommy and Annika decided to go see how Pippi really lived
  • They knocked on the door of Villa Villekulla
  • Pippi opened the door, standing there smiling happily at them
  • Welcome to my house to play, Pippi said
  • Tommy and Annika walked into the house, eyes wide open
  • The floor was covered with gold and jewels, the table was full of candy
  • The pictures on the walls were crooked, the fire in the stove was dancing
  • Why is your house so messy, Tommy couldn't help saying
  • Messy, I think it's just right, Pippi said
  • If it were any tidier, how boring would that be
  • Pippi treated them to snacks, she poured a whole jar of sugar into a bowl
  • Eat up eat up, Pippi said, candy is meant to be eaten
  • Tommy and Annika had never eaten so much candy at once
  • They thought Pippi's life at home was really so wild
  • But the next day, they came again
  • And the day after too
  • They liked listening to Pippi tell her old stories the most
  • Pippi said she used to sail the seas with her dad and had been to many many places
  • She had met dancing sharks and had fought pirates
  • Once she defeated forty pirates all by herself
  • Those pirates were all thrown into the sea by her
  • Tommy opened his eyes wide, really
  • Of course it's true, Pippi said, I never lie
  • Though sometimes I forget things, that's true
  • One day, Pippi took Tommy and Annika on an adventure
  • They walked into the forest and found a little hill
  • Let's climb up and see, Pippi said
  • Tommy was a bit scared, what if there are wolves
  • Wolves would be great, Pippi said, I could use a wolfskin coat
  • They climbed up the hill and saw the whole village
  • Turns out looking from up high, the world looks so different
  • Pippi said, when I grow up I want to go on an Arctic expedition
  • There's ice and snow, polar bears, and Eskimos
  • Tommy said, then I'll go too
  • Annika said, then I'll go too
  • Then it's a promise, Pippi said, we'll go to the Arctic together
  • The sun set, time to go home
  • Tommy and Annika said goodbye to Pippi reluctantly
  • Pippi stood at the door, waving to them
  • Come play again tomorrow, Pippi shouted
  • Tommy and Annika ran home, thinking about Pippi in their hearts
  • They had never met a child like this
  • Pippi was so brave, so free, so happy
  • She had no mom or dad to watch her, but she wasn't pitiful at all
  • She turned every day into an adventure
  • Later, Tommy and Annika became Pippi's best friends
  • They often went to Villa Villekulla together
  • Listening to Pippi's wild stories
  • Or following her on adventures in the forest
  • Sometimes they asked Pippi, aren't you scared living alone
  • Pippi always laughed and said, scared of what
  • I have a brown horse, have Mr. Nilsson
  • And have you good friends
  • People with friends will never be lonely
  • Pippi's socks were still red and blue
  • Her strength was still greater than anyone's
  • Her days were still wild and fun
  • But most importantly, she was always laughing
  • Because she knew, happiness is a choice
  • No matter what happens, you can always choose to face it with a smile
  • This is Pippi Longstocking
  • A little girl who never grows up
  • A little girl who is always having adventures
  • A little girl who is always laughing
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• March 25, 2026萤火虫小巷｜Firefly Lane

  原著作者｜克里斯汀·汉娜

  • If time could turn back, which summer would you choose to return to?
  • In the summer of 1978, two girls met on Firefly Lane.
  • One wore a floral dress, shyly hiding behind a tree.
  • One wore jeans, confidently riding a bicycle.
  • They didn't know this meeting would change their lives forever.
  • Kate was quiet and gentle, loving to read books in her room.
  • Tully was lively and brave, always the first to try new things.
  • "Let's be friends!" Tully reached out her hand, her smile as bright as sunshine.
  • Kate nodded, handing her book to Tully to see.
  • From that day on, Firefly Lane had two inseparable figures.
  • They climbed trees together, watched stars together, shared secrets together.
  • Tully taught Kate how to ride a bike, Kate taught Tully how to draw.
  • "Will you always be my best friend?" Kate asked.
  • "Of course!" Tully held her hand, "We're the best team on Firefly Lane!"
  • Summer passed, autumn came.
  • Leaves turned from green to golden yellow, then slowly fell.
  • Two girls walked hand in hand on the path covered with fallen leaves.
  • "Even when we grow up, we won't separate, right?"
  • "Right! Never separate!"
  • Time flew, ten years passed in a blink.
  • Kate became a librarian, spending her days with books.
  • Tully became a TV reporter, shining in front of the camera.
  • Their lives became different.
  • But whenever they faced difficulties, they still thought of each other first.
  • When Kate had a broken heart, Tully cried with her all night.
  • When Tully had trouble at work, Kate made her favorite cookies.
  • "Thank you for always being here." Tully hugged Kate.
  • "Because we're best friends." Kate answered softly.
  • Many more years passed, they both turned forty.
  • Firefly Lane looked the same, only the trees grew taller.
  • Two women stood at the end of the lane again.
  • "Do you remember how we looked when we first met?"
  • "Of course! You were as shy as a little rabbit."
  • "And you, riding your bike all over the place."
  • They smiled at each other, forty years of memories hidden in the wrinkles at their eyes.
  • Some things never changed.
  • Like fireflies on summer nights, like the old oak tree in the lane.
  • Like that friendship more precious than love.
  • If time could really turn back.
  • They would still choose to meet on that summer.
  • They would still choose to be the most important friends in each other's lives.
  • Because true friends.
  • Are like the lights on Firefly Lane.
  • Always shining when each other needs them.

  
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• March 23, 2026杀死一只知更鸟｜To Kill a Mockingbird

  原著作者｜哈珀·李 Harper Lee

  • Have you ever wondered
  • why a good person would kill a mockingbird
  • America in the nineteen thirties
  • Maycomb
  • a small sleepy town in the South
  • Six year old Scout
  • lives with her brother Jem
  • and their father Atticus
  • Atticus is a lawyer
  • with gray hair and gold rimmed glasses
  • speaking slowly and calmly
  • He tells his children
  • there is something more important than human nature
  • and that is conscience
  • But in this town
  • conscience doesn't seem worth much
  • There's a young black man named Tom Robinson
  • He's accused of raping a white woman
  • Everyone knows he's innocent
  • but everyone also says he's a dead man
  • Atticus steps forward
  • saying he'll defend Tom
  • That night
  • a group of white men come to the jail
  • They want to lynch Tom
  • Atticus sits at the jail entrance
  • holding a book
  • He doesn't bring a gun
  • he brings his conscience
  • Scout and Jem arrive too
  • and a little girl runs to the crowd
  • She says
  • I know you
  • my father fought you in court
  • The men freeze
  • then they scatter
  • On trial day
  • the courtroom is packed
  • Atticus asks the white woman
  • which hand did Tom use to hit you
  • She says the right hand
  • Atticus asks Tom to stand
  • his left arm is disabled
  • Everyone sees it
  • Tom's left hand is shriveled
  • he couldn't possibly have hit anyone
  • Atticus says
  • the real attacker is the woman's father
  • Because his daughter seduced a black man
  • he was furious
  • The evidence is clear
  • Tom is innocent
  • But the jury finds him guilty
  • That night
  • Scout asks her father
  • why did this happen
  • Atticus says
  • because they're human
  • and humans have prejudice
  • Tom refuses to accept it
  • he tries to escape
  • The guards say he's running
  • they shoot and kill him
  • Dead
  • an innocent person
  • just like that
  • Scout doesn't understand
  • why do good people die
  • and bad people live
  • Atticus tells her
  • mockingbirds don't do harm
  • They don't eat crops
  • they don't destroy gardens
  • they just sing for us with their hearts
  • So killing a mockingbird is a sin
  • Tom was a mockingbird
  • He did nothing wrong
  • he just lived
  • and he was killed
  • The story isn't over
  • There's a strange man in town named Boo Radley
  • He hasn't left his house in twenty years
  • the children say he's a monster
  • Scout and Jem always wonder
  • what does Radley look like
  • But Radley never appears
  • He just occasionally leaves small gifts for the children in a tree hollow
  • Until one day
  • Scout and Jem are walking home
  • The white woman's father appears
  • with a knife
  • He says
  • it's all Atticus's fault
  • he lost face
  • He's going to kill these two children
  • Jem is knocked unconscious
  • Scout screams
  • Suddenly
  • a hand reaches out from the darkness
  • It's Radley
  • He kills the white man
  • and saves the two children
  • The sheriff arrives
  • he says the white man fell on his own knife
  • Atticus understands
  • the sheriff doesn't want Radley on trial
  • Because Radley is a good person
  • and good people don't need to be put in court
  • Scout walks Radley home
  • She stands at Radley's door
  • looking back
  • She suddenly understands
  • Radley is also a mockingbird
  • He did nothing wrong
  • he just lived quietly
  • and people called him a monster
  • She remembers her father's words
  • Killing a mockingbird is a sin
  • Some birds are meant to be left alone
  • they just sing for us with their hearts
  • This is To Kill a Mockingbird
  • A story about prejudice
  • about conscience
  • about growing up
  • Atticus teaches us with his life
  • True courage isn't holding a gun
  • It's knowing you'll lose
  • but still doing what's right
  • Because there's something more important than winning or losing
  • And that is
  • not letting your conscience be stained

  
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• March 22, 2026木偶奇遇记｜Pinocchio

  原著作者｜卡洛·科洛迪

  • Old woodcarver Geppetto lived alone
  • his greatest dream was to have a son
  • One day he found a glowing piece of wood
  • When he started carving
  • the wood twisted and let out a laugh
  • "haha, that tickles"
  • Geppetto was surprised and delighted
  • he knew this was a gift from heaven
  • He carefully carved the wood
  • dressed the puppet in beautiful clothes
  • and named him Pinocchio
  • When the last cut was made
  • a miracle happened
  • Pinocchio's eyes opened
  • and he jumped off the bed running everywhere
  • Geppetto made Pinocchio new shoes
  • and prepared a schoolbag and textbooks
  • Pinocchio was very happy
  • he said "Father, I want to go to school"
  • to become a real boy
  • Geppetto sold his only coat
  • to buy textbooks for Pinocchio
  • On the way to school
  • Pinocchio met a circus
  • The circus master saw Pinocchio could talk
  • and wanted him to perform
  • Pinocchio performed wonderfully
  • the circus master gave him gold coins
  • Pinocchio happily ran home
  • wanting to give the gold coins to his father
  • On the road he met a fox and a cat
  • The fox tricked him
  • he said "if you plant gold coins in the Field of Miracles, by tomorrow they will grow into a tree"
  • full of gold coins
  • Pinocchio believed them
  • and went to the Field of Miracles
  • The fox and cat tied Pinocchio to a tree
  • stole his gold coins and ran away
  • Pinocchio was trapped in the tree
  • cold and hungry, regretting deeply
  • The next morning the Blue Fairy appeared
  • The Blue Fairy asked Pinocchio
  • "where are your gold coins"
  • Pinocchio lied and said they were stolen
  • At this moment Pinocchio's nose
  • started to grow longer and longer
  • The Blue Fairy said "lying children will have noses grow very long"
  • Pinocchio was scared
  • he admitted he was tricked
  • the gold coins were not really stolen
  • The Blue Fairy used magic
  • to restore Pinocchio's nose to normal
  • The Blue Fairy told Pinocchio
  • from now on he must only tell the truth
  • The Blue Fairy used magic
  • to send Pinocchio back home
  • Pinocchio returned home
  • only to find his father had gone
  • to look for him
  • Pinocchio decided to go to the seaside
  • to find his father
  • He came to the seaside
  • and saw his father on a small boat
  • Suddenly a strong wind picked up
  • and the boat was overturned
  • Pinocchio jumped into the sea
  • to save his father
  • but was swallowed by a big whale
  • In the whale's belly Pinocchio found his father
  • they hugged and cried together
  • Pinocchio thought of ways to escape
  • He said to the whale
  • "Mr Whale, could you sneeze"
  • we want to get out
  • The whale really sneezed
  • and blew Pinocchio and his father out
  • They swam back to shore
  • and met a kind fisherman
  • The fisherman took them in
  • giving them food and a warm bed
  • Pinocchio helped the fisherman every day
  • he became hardworking and sensible
  • The Blue Fairy appeared again
  • she was very pleased with Pinocchio's changes
  • The Blue Fairy said "Pinocchio, you have learned honesty and bravery"
  • I have decided to grant your wish
  • When Pinocchio woke up
  • he found he had finally become a real boy
  • His father Geppetto was overjoyed
  • tears of happiness streamed down his face
  • They returned home together
  • and started a new life
  • Pinocchio went to school every day
  • studying knowledge seriously
  • After school he helped his father
  • with housework
  • taking care of his father
  • Pinocchio also helped his neighbors
  • becoming a good child everyone liked
  • One day Pinocchio met his old friends
  • The friends said enviously
  • "Pinocchio, how did you become a real boy"
  • Pinocchio smiled and said "because I learned honesty, bravery and kindness"
  • Pinocchio finally understood
  • as long as you are a good child
  • your dreams will come true
  • From then on Pinocchio and his father
  • lived a happy life together

  
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• March 19, 2026爱心树｜The Giving Tree

  原著作者｜谢尔·希尔弗斯坦

  • You think this is a story about "love"
  • Actually, it's also a story about "loss"
  • You think the tree is great
  • Actually, it's also very lonely
  • You think the boy is selfish
  • Actually, he just grew up
  • The most powerful thing about "The Giving Tree"
  • is that everyone who reads it
  • can see themselves
  • This is an apple tree
  • It loves a little boy
  • Every day, the boy comes to the tree
  • He climbs the tree, swings on the branches, eats apples
  • When he's tired, he sleeps in the shade
  • The boy loves this tree, very very much
  • The tree is happy
  • Days go by
  • The boy grows up
  • He doesn't come every day anymore
  • The tree sits alone, swaying in the wind
  • It feels lonely
  • One day, the boy finally comes
  • The tree is so happy it can hardly speak
  • "Come on, climb the tree, swing on the branches"
  • The boy shakes his head
  • "I need money, can you give me some money"
  • The tree says "I don't have money, but I have apples"
  • "You can take the apples and sell them, then you'll have money"
  • The boy picks all the apples and leaves
  • The tree is happy
  • For a long time, the boy doesn't come
  • The tree is alone again
  • After a long time, the boy comes
  • The tree is so happy it can hardly speak
  • "Come on, climb the tree, swing on the branches"
  • The boy shakes his head again
  • "I need a home, can you give me a house"
  • The tree says "I don't have a house, but I have branches"
  • "You can cut off my branches and build a house"
  • The boy cuts off all the branches and leaves
  • The tree is happy
  • Many years pass before the boy comes
  • The tree is so happy
  • "Come on, climb the tree"
  • The boy smiles bitterly
  • "I'm old, I just want a boat to sail far away"
  • The tree says "I don't have a boat, but I have a trunk"
  • "You can cut down my trunk and build a boat"
  • The boy cuts down the trunk and builds a boat
  • He sails far away, into the sea
  • The tree is happy
  • But it feels a bit empty inside
  • Year after year
  • The boy, now an old man
  • Comes back
  • The tree whispers "I'm sorry"
  • "I have nothing left, just an old stump"
  • The old man says "I don't need apples, or a house, or a boat"
  • "I'm just tired, I need a place to sit and rest"
  • "Then sit on me"
  • The old man sits on the stump and closes his eyes
  • The tree is happy
  • This tree loved a boy for its whole life
  • It gave everything, yet said "I'm happy"
  • The boy took everything, but never said thank you
  • We always say, a parent's love is selfless
  • But have we ever thought
  • Should the one who receives love, also learn to give
  • The most heartbreaking part of "The Giving Tree"
  • is not the tree's giving
  • but the boy's taking for granted
  • It's like a mirror
  • Reflecting our own past
  • We are all that boy
  • And our parents are the giving tree
  • Until one day, we finally understand
  • Love is not about taking
  • but about cherishing
  • while we still can give

  
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• March 18, 2026最后一片叶子｜The Last Leaf

  原著作者｜欧·亨利

  • He was a painter who had failed his whole life
  • For forty years, no one recognized his works
  • Until that night of wind and rain
  • He saved a young girl's life with a paintbrush
  • This was his only masterpiece, yet no one ever saw it
  • The story happened in Greenwich Village, New York
  • A place where artists gathered
  • Johnsy and Sue were young painters
  • They shared a studio apartment
  • Sharing dreams and paints
  • But winter came
  • Johnsy caught pneumonia
  • She lay in her small bed
  • Pale face, weak breathing
  • The doctor told Sue
  • Her illness was not severe
  • But her will to live was weak
  • She felt she could not recover
  • Johnsy looked out the window every day
  • At the ivy leaves falling one by one
  • She whispered softly
  • "When the last leaf falls
  • I will leave too"
  • Sue's heart tightened
  • She put down her brush
  • Stayed by the bedside
  • Cooking soup, feeding medicine, telling stories
  • But Johnsy's eyes grew dimmer
  • Downstairs lived an old painter, Behrman
  • He painted for forty years
  • Yet remained a failure
  • His canvas held only unfinished lines
  • Behrman often drank wine
  • He spoke in a rough voice
  • But deep inside, he had a soft spot
  • That day, Sue found Behrman
  • Tears in her eyes
  • She said
  • "Johnsy believes she will die when the last leaf falls
  • There are only a few leaves left"
  • Behrman stared at Sue
  • Suddenly roared
  • "How can there be such a foolish thought in the world"
  • He put on his coat
  • Rushed into the cold wind
  • Stood under the ivy
  • Watching those swaying leaves
  • That night, storms raged
  • Rain poured like waterfalls
  • Winds howled
  • Branches shook in the wind
  • Sue held Johnsy tightly
  • Listening to the storm outside
  • She feared the last leaf would fall
  • In the morning
  • Johnsy whispered softly
  • "Pull the curtain
  • I want to see if the leaves have all fallen"
  • Sue trembled as she pulled the curtain
  • She was stunned
  • On the wall
  • One leaf remained
  • That leaf hung alone
  • Still stubbornly clinging to the wall after the storm
  • Johnsy stared at that leaf
  • It did not fall
  • It held on through the storm
  • A flash of light appeared in Johnsy's eyes
  • She said
  • "I am such a bad child
  • Even a leaf has more courage than me"
  • That day
  • Johnsy drank more soup
  • Her breathing became steady
  • The next day
  • Johnsy sat up
  • She said
  • "I want to paint
  • I want to paint an ocean"
  • Tears fell from Sue's eyes
  • She held Johnsy tightly
  • The doctor came
  • He examined Johnsy
  • Smiled and said
  • "She has made it through
  • Now she just needs proper rest"
  • That afternoon
  • Sue came to Johnsy's bedside
  • Whispered softly
  • "Mr. Behrman passed away in the hospital today
  • He caught pneumonia"
  • Sue paused
  • Then continued
  • "That night
  • When the storm was strongest
  • Mr. Behrman took his brush and paints
  • And climbed the ladder"
  • Sue pointed outside
  • "That leaf
  • He painted it"
  • Johnsy was stunned
  • She looked at that leaf on the wall
  • Tears streamed down her cheeks
  • A painted leaf
  • Yet became the most real hope
  • Behrman saved a young life
  • With his final masterpiece
  • He spent his whole life pursuing great art
  • Yet painted his most touching work
  • On his final night
  • Sometimes
  • Hope does not need to be real
  • It just needs to exist
  • And some people
  • Will light a lamp with their lives
  • Even if you never realize it
  • That leaf
  • Still hangs on the wall
  • In the hearts of everyone who needs hope

  
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• March 12, 2026猜猜我有多爱你｜Guess How Much I Love You

  原著作者｜Sam McBratney 山姆·麦克布雷尼

  • Guess How Much I Love You
  • 
    
  • Night was falling
  • Little Nutbrown Hare should have been asleep
  • but he wasn't ready to sleep
  • He had something important to do
  • He wanted Big Nutbrown Hare to know
  • just how much he loved him
  • And so
  • a game of love began
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare held on tight to Big Nutbrown Hare's long ears
  • He wanted Big Nutbrown Hare to listen
  • Little Nutbrown Hare said
  • Guess how much I love you
  • Big Nutbrown Hare said
  • Oh
  • I don't think I could guess that
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare stretched his arms out wide
  • as wide as they could go
  • and said
  • I love you this much
  • Big Nutbrown Hare stretched his arms out too
  • His arms were longer
  • and he said
  • But I love you this much
  • Little Nutbrown Hare thought
  • Hmm
  • that is a lot
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare reached up high
  • and said
  • I love you as high as my fingers can reach
  • Big Nutbrown Hare reached up high too
  • and said
  • But I love you as high as my fingers can reach
  • Little Nutbrown Hare thought
  • That is very high
  • I wish my arms were that long
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare stood on his head
  • with his feet against the tree trunk
  • and said
  • I love you all the way to my toes
  • Big Nutbrown Hare picked Little Nutbrown Hare up
  • lifted him over his head
  • and said
  • But I love you all the way to your toes
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare jumped up and down
  • and said
  • I love you as high as I can jump
  • Big Nutbrown Hare jumped too
  • His ears touched the branches
  • and he said
  • But I love you as high as I can jump
  • Little Nutbrown Hare thought
  • That is very high
  • I wish I could jump that high
  • 
    
  • Little Nutbrown Hare was tired
  • He looked at the distant hills
  • and said
  • I love you across the river
  • to the fields full of wildflowers
  • Big Nutbrown Hare said
  • But I love you across the river
  • past the hills
  • all the way to the farthest place
  • Little Nutbrown Hare thought
  • That is really far
  • He was sleepy
  • and couldn't think of anything more
  • 
    
  • He looked up at the sky
  • and saw the moon shining in the night
  • and said
  • I love you right up to the moon
  • Then
  • Little Nutbrown Hare closed his eyes
  • and fell asleep in Big Nutbrown Hare's arms
  • Big Nutbrown Hare kissed him gently
  • and whispered
  • I love you right up to the moon
  • and back
  • 
    
  • Children have so many strange ideas in their little heads
  • Have you ever been asked by your child
  • Mommy
  • Daddy
  • how much do you love me
  • Love is never a contest
  • and it can never be measured
  • But children will try every way they can
  • to know how much they matter to you
  • 
    

  
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• March 11, 2026绿鸡蛋和火腿｜Green Eggs and Ham

  原著作者｜Dr. Seuss 苏斯博士

  • Green Eggs and Ham
  • 
    
  • Today we're going to talk about a book
  • called Green Eggs and Ham
  • This book is no ordinary book
  • it has sold over two hundred million copies worldwide
  • been translated into fifteen languages
  • Dr. Seuss made a bet with his friend
  • that he could write this classic using only fifty words
  • and it became a legend in children's literature
  • 
    
  • One day
  • Sam came over with a plate of strange food
  • on the plate were green eggs and green ham
  • he asked another person
  • would you like to try
  • 
    
  • The person frowned and said
  • no
  • I do not like green eggs and ham
  • 
    
  • Sam didn't give up
  • he followed the person into a house
  • holding up the plate he asked
  • would you eat them in a house
  • the person shook his head and said
  • I would not eat them in a house
  • Sam asked again
  • would you eat them in a house with a mouse
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a house with a mouse
  • 
    
  • Sam continued asking
  • would you eat them in a box
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a box
  • Sam asked again
  • would you eat them in a box with a fox
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a box with a fox
  • 
    
  • Sam still didn't give up
  • he followed the person into a car
  • and asked
  • would you eat them in a car
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a car
  • Sam asked again
  • would you eat them in a car with a goat
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a car with a goat
  • 
    
  • Sam kept asking
  • would you eat them in a tree
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in a tree
  • Sam followed the person onto a train
  • and asked
  • would you eat them on a train
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them on a train
  • Sam asked again
  • would you eat them in the dark
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them in the dark
  • Sam asked again
  • would you eat them on a boat
  • the person said
  • I would not eat them on a boat
  • 
    
  • The person finally couldn't take it anymore
  • he shouted
  • enough
  • if you let me be
  • I will try
  • 
    
  • Sam handed him the plate
  • the person picked up a fork
  • speared a piece of green egg
  • put it in his mouth
  • chewed
  • and suddenly his eyes went wide
  • he took another bite of ham
  • and a surprised look appeared on his face
  • 
    
  • He said loudly
  • I like green eggs and ham
  • I like them in a house
  • I like them with a mouse
  • I like them in a box
  • I like them with a fox
  • I like them in a car
  • I like them with a goat
  • I like them in a tree
  • I like them on a train
  • I like them in the dark
  • I like them on a boat
  • 
    
  • It turns out
  • some things
  • you have to try to know how good they are
  • We always say no
  • no
  • no
  • but sometimes
  • the thing that makes us frown
  • can bring us surprises
  • Dr. Seuss used fifty words to tell us
  • don't be so quick to say no
  • give it a try first
  • maybe
  • you'll discover a whole new world
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• March 10, 2026了不起的狐狸爸爸｜Fantastic Mr. Fox

  原著作者｜罗尔德·达尔 Roald Dahl

  • Today let me tell you the story of Fantastic Mr Fox
  • This book has been translated into sixty-eight languages with over twenty million copies sold
  • Wes Anderson made it into an animated film that got an Oscar nomination
  • J K Rowling called it a classic every child must read
  • 
    
  • The story takes place in a valley
  • Three farmers control everything in the valley
  • Boggis raises chickens
  • Bunce raises ducks
  • and Bean raises geese
  • They have money power and guns
  • Anyone who dares touch their things is in for trouble
  • 
    
  • Below in the valley lives a fox family
  • Mr Fox Mrs Fox and four hungry little foxes
  • Mr Fox is clever
  • Every night he goes to borrow a little food
  • A chicken a duck a goose
  • He never takes too much and never wastes
  • 
    
  • But the three farmers would not let it go
  • The three farmers got together and shouted
  • That fox is stealing from us again
  • They grabbed their guns
  • Started up the excavators
  • And stormed toward the fox den
  • Get him out
  • Get his whole family out
  • Not one fox will survive
  • 
    
  • Rumble rumble
  • The excavators went to work
  • Inside the fox den the little foxes trembled with fear
  • Daddy will we die
  • Mr Fox looked at his children with steady eyes
  • No
  • We have something more powerful than excavators
  • 
    
  • What is it
  • Wisdom
  • 
    
  • Mr Fox started digging
  • He led the children deeper
  • Toward the farmers stores
  • Follow me
  • Dig to their chicken coop
  • The little foxes followed their father
  • You dig for a while I dig for a while
  • Above ground the excavators roared
  • Below ground the fox family moved silently forward
  • 
    
  • Suddenly Mr Fox stopped
  • We are here
  • Where
  • Right under Boggis chicken house
  • Mr Fox gently opened a hole
  • Reached in and grabbed three of the fattest chickens
  • Remember we only take what we need
  • Keep going
  • Dig to Bunce duck house
  • Then dig to Bean wine cellar
  • 
    
  • Tonight we will invite all our neighbors to dinner
  • The news spread
  • The rabbits came the badger came
  • The moles came too
  • Every animal that the three farmers had bullied
  • All came
  • Deep underground lights blazed bright
  • The long table was covered with food
  • Roast chicken roast duck roast goose
  • And Bean's treasured apple wine
  • 
    
  • Mr Fox raised his glass
  • Tonight we are not thieves
  • We are survivors
  • Right now they are still up there guarding
  • Waiting for us to come out
  • But we we are having a feast down here
  • The animals cheered
  • Long live Fantastic Mr Fox
  • 
    
  • Above ground the three farmers still guarded the den
  • He will come out eventually
  • Yes a fox always comes out to find food
  • They had no idea the fox family was enjoying a feast below
  • They would never think this feast would last very very long
  • 
    
  • Why is Fantastic Mr Fox worth reading
  • Because it tells children
  • When power presses down on you
  • Head-on collision is not the only choice
  • Wisdom is stronger than strength
  • Unity is more powerful than loneliness
  • True courage is not being unafraid
  • True courage is moving forward even when afraid
  • Mr Fox protected his family with wisdom
  • And won victory through unity
  • 
    
  • The three farmers kept waiting
  • Waiting for a fox that would never come out
  • And the animals in the valley finally understood
  • The real strong ones are not those with guns
  • But those who use wisdom to protect their families

  
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• March 09, 2026柳林风声｜The Wind in the Willows

  原著作者｜肯尼斯·格雷厄姆

  • The Wind in the Willows
  • 
    
  • When you're feeling down
  • go read those classic fairy tales that heal the world
  • 
    
  • For more than a hundred years
  • countless adults crushed by life
  • have found their long-lost peace
  • in this book about rivers
  • forests
  • and friendship
  • 
    
  • It is a gift Kenneth Grahame left to all humanity
  • The Wind in the Willows
  • crown jewel of British children's literature
  • 
    
  • The story begins
  • just like every one of us who doesn't want to go to work
  • 
    
  • The protagonist is a mole
  • who has lived in darkness for too long
  • 
    
  • His days never change
  • sweeping
  • painting walls
  • moving things
  • dust covering his shoulders
  • 
    
  • Until one day
  • a tremor came from deep within the earth
  • Like someone gently knocking
  • saying come out
  • it's different outside now
  • 
    
  • He dropped his tools
  • and rushed toward the light for the first time
  • 
    
  • Sunlight poured down like a waterfall
  • He squinted his eyes
  • tears streaming down
  • When he could finally see clearly
  • he saw a river
  • 
    
  • The river was so wide
  • wide as the whole world
  • The river sang
  • the willows danced
  • the wind carried flower scents
  • 
    
  • New here
  • A head poked out from the grass on the bank
  • It was a water rat
  • brown fur gleaming
  • eyes holding the gentleness of the entire river
  • 
    
  • Come aboard
  • Let me teach you to know this river
  • 
    
  • The boat pushed through the ripples
  • like cutting through a piece of green silk
  • The mole's hands trembled
  • the rat's hands held the oars steady
  • 
    
  • Don't rush
  • This river doesn't like anxious people
  • Learn to listen to its voice
  • and it will take you anywhere
  • 
    
  • They drifted for an entire afternoon
  • No destination
  • no to-do list
  • Only water lapping the boat
  • only dragonflies skimming the surface
  • 
    
  • Doesn't this
  • count as wasting time
  • the mole asked softly
  • 
    
  • The rat smiled
  • Look at that cloud
  • how long does it take to drift by
  • No one knows
  • no one cares
  • The cloud doesn't care
  • the river doesn't care
  • Why should you
  • 
    
  • In that moment
  • something loosened in the mole's heart
  • 
    
  • After that they often did this
  • The rat would produce all kinds of food
  • wild berries
  • honey cakes
  • smoked fish wrapped in lotus leaves
  • They lay on the grass
  • watching the sky turn from blue to purple
  • 
    
  • The mole learned to recognize every sound of the water
  • Rapids were warnings
  • whirlpools were jokes
  • calm depths hid schools of fish
  • 
    
  • But he hadn't yet learned
  • how to face his own past
  • 
    
  • One winter evening
  • they passed through a village
  • The mole suddenly stopped
  • 
    
  • There was a scent in the wind
  • The scent of old wood
  • the scent of fireplace ashes
  • the scent of some night many years ago
  • 
    
  • His feet rooted to the ground
  • I want to go home and see
  • his voice trembled
  • but I'm afraid
  • 
    
  • He didn't finish
  • His home was small
  • broken
  • without even a proper teacup
  • 
    
  • The rat said nothing
  • He simply accompanied the mole
  • walking through snow for a long time
  • until they saw that low doorway
  • 
    
  • Inside was even more humble than imagined
  • Thick dust
  • cobwebs in the corners
  • 
    
  • The mole's face burned
  • Let's go
  • there's nothing worth staying for
  • 
    
  • But the rat had already rolled up his sleeves
  • He wiped the table
  • built a fire
  • spread the blanket he brought on the bed
  • 
    
  • You know
  • the rat looked at the low ceiling
  • This slanted roof is cleverly designed
  • rainwater flows off by itself
  • And this fireplace
  • positioned just right
  • the whole room will be warm
  • 
    
  • He turned around
  • eyes sparkling
  • This is the coziest house I've ever seen
  • 
    
  • The mole's tears fell into the fire
  • making a soft sizzling sound
  • 
    
  • Some friends
  • have seen you at your best
  • yet are still willing to crouch down
  • and embrace you at your most wretched moments
  • 
    
  • But the rat had his moments of being lost too
  • 
    
  • A traveler came to the bank
  • He wore a sea-blue coat
  • speaking with a salty flavor
  • 
    
  • He spoke of a harbor
  • where the moon was especially large
  • where the wine was especially strong
  • where girls sang songs in languages you couldn't understand
  • 
    
  • The rat listened
  • entranced
  • His oar stopped mid-air
  • the boat spinning in place
  • 
    
  • That night
  • he began packing his bag
  • 
    
  • The mole stood at the door
  • are you really leaving
  • I must go
  • or I'll regret it for the rest of my life
  • 
    
  • The mole didn't stop him
  • He simply pressed a piece of paper into the rat's hand
  • Write these down first
  • write them down
  • and if you still want to go
  • I'll see you to the dock
  • 
    
  • The rat wrote all night
  • He wrote of purple seas
  • ancient clock towers
  • sailors waiting at the harbor
  • 
    
  • When he reached the last line
  • he found himself crying
  • Not from longing
  • but from not wanting to leave
  • 
    
  • He folded the paper
  • put it in a drawer
  • Some distant places
  • are enough when left on paper
  • The real distant place
  • is where someone waits for you to come home to dinner
  • 
    
  • And the toad
  • the toad was lost more completely
  • 
    
  • He was the richest animal on the riverbank
  • also the easiest to tire of things
  • This spring he loved rowing
  • summer he loved carriages
  • autumn he saw an automobile
  • 
    
  • That red machine was like a fire
  • burning away all his reason
  • 
    
  • This is living
  • he crashed one car
  • This is freedom
  • he stole two cars
  • 
    
  • Until the handcuffs clicked on his wrists
  • he was still shouting
  • you don't understand
  • I just want to feel alive
  • 
    
  • The judge counted the charges
  • theft
  • reckless driving
  • contempt of court
  • nineteen years
  • 
    
  • Someone suggested
  • let's make it a round number
  • twenty years

  
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