Dear Mr. Henshaw
出版时间
2000-05-31
ISBN
9780380709588
评分
★★★★★
书籍介绍
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Dear Mr. Henshaw, I wish somebody would stop stealing the good stuff out of my lunchbag. I guess I wish a lot of other things, too. I wish someday Dad and Bandit would pull up in front in the rig ... Dad would yell out of the cab, "Come on, Leigh. Hop in and I'll give you a lift to school." Leigh Botts has been author Boyd Henshaw's number one fan ever since he was in second grade. Now in sixth grade, Leigh lives with his mother and is the new kid at school. He's lonely, troubled by the absence of his father, a cross-country trucker, and angry because a mysterious thief steals from his lunchbag. Then Leigh's teacher assigns a letter-writing project. Naturally Leigh chooses to write to Mr. Henshaw, whose surprising answer changes Leigh's life. Winner of the Newbery Medal
An ALA Notable Book
AI导读
核心看点
- 书信日记体展现男孩真实成长
- 单亲家庭孩子的孤独与自我疗愈
- 纽伯瑞金奖作品，温情且深刻
适合谁读
- 经历父母离异或家庭变故的孩子
- 喜欢书信体叙事风格的文学爱好者
- 关注儿童心理成长的家长与教师
读前提醒
- 注意信件与日记交替的叙事节奏
- 体会主角从愤怒到平静的心理变化
- 关注配角如老师对主角的隐性关怀
读者共识
- 故事真实感人，非完美童话
- 书信形式巧妙展现人物内心成长
- 成人读者亦能从中获得共鸣与治愈
本导读基于书籍简介、目录、原文摘录、短评和书评生成，不等同于全文精读。
精彩摘录
- "一个希望优秀的人，是应该亲近文学的，亲近文学的方式当然就是阅读。慢慢地，慢慢地，这阅读就使你有了格调，有了不平庸的眼睛。 文学是抚摸所有人的灵魂的，如果真有一种叫作“灵魂”的东西的话。文学是这样的一盏灯，只要你亲近过它，那么不管你是在怎样的境遇里，从事怎样的职业和怎样的操持，是设计房子还是打制家具，它都会无声无息地照亮你。 ～～～～～ 有一个孩子每天向前走去， 他看见最初的东西，他就变成那东西， 那东西就变成了他的一部分…… 如果是早开的紫丁香，那么它会变成这个孩子的一部分；如果是杂乱的野草，那么它也会变成这个孩子的一部分。 我们都想看见一个孩子一步步走进经典里去，走进优秀。 一个孩子一天天地"
- "So we got in the car and drove to that fried chicken place and picked up a bucket of fried chicken.Then we drove by the ocean and ate the chicken with rain sliding down the windshield and waves breaking on the rocks. There were little cartons of mashed potatoes and gravy in the bucket of chicken, bu"
- "” You' ve grown," he said which is what grownups always say when they don't know what else to say to kids."
- "She said I had to read it. The class laughed and Miss Martinez smiled, but she didn't smile when I came to the part about your favorite animal was a purple monster who ate children who sent authors long lists of questions for reports instead of learning to use the library."
- "Nobody stole anything from my lunch today because I ate it on the way to school."
- "If I eat my lunch on the way to school, I get hungry in the afternoon. Today I didn't so the two stuffed mushrooms Mom packed in my lunch were gone at lunch period. My sandwichwas still there so I didn't starve to death, but I sure missed those mushrooms."
- "I finished Beggar Bears in two nights. It is a really good book. At first I was surprised because it wasn't funny like your other books, but then I got to thinking (you said authors should think) and decided a book doesn't have to be funny to be good, although it often helps.This book did not need t"
- "Dad pointed out how hawks sit on telephone wires waiting for little animals to get run over so they won't have to bother to hunt. Dad says civilization is ruining hawks. He was hauling a gondola full of tomatoes that day, and he said that some tomatoes are grown specially so they are so strong they "
用户评论
Such a touching story!
好温油好可爱的故事 皮皮又一人分饰多角www
I haven’t forgotten you but there are too many broken promises. 妈妈爱上了一个流浪者，但她不能与他继续生活。
#暑假补童书#
治愈
you win some, you lose some. 小男孩写到后面，文笔越来越好。作者真的太用心了。
特别喜欢读人物的成长故事，拙真又坦率的小男孩Leigh的成长同样让我动容。他常常会莽撞地干出傻事来，例如为防止午餐被偷，在上学路上就把午餐给吃掉了，到下午就开始挨饿🤣 最让我感动的事，故事里的大人都没有倚老卖老地“教育”Leigh，他们都用平视的目光注视Leigh，让Leigh在跟他们互动的过程中自己去感悟，去成长。果然啊，人生的路，要寄几走。
听的Pedro Pascal的有声书，挺好的，一个男孩从稚嫩地给作家写信到过渡到假装在日记里给作家写信，语气变得叛逆，到开始独立写日记，记录在学校被同学偷午餐吃，没有朋友，单亲妈妈辛苦地挣钱养家，住在移动拖车里，听到缺失的爸爸的片段总是很难过，永远在路上“爱上卡车”，永远忘了打电话永远下一次再回家，圣诞只会雇一个人来家里给儿子送礼物，还把狗给弄丢了，寄20块钱回家以为就能安抚儿子，男孩害怕披萨男孩会取代自己，每次听到这些都会叹一口气。虽然最后爱流浪的爸和渴望安定的妈也没能和好，但是父亲回家总有个了结，就算父亲多么冷淡不靠谱男孩也把狗狗让给父亲想让狗陪他，真是太体贴了。“我觉得要是我没有出生，妈妈可能还会和爸爸一起坐在卡车上，也许一切都是我的错。”天呐，太难过了。
A splendid and powerful little book even adults can relate: life is a lonely journey of soul searching. The character arc of Leigh reads real. He turns from a boy who also scowls to a mature boy who finds himself in writing. At the end I fear that his divorced parents will start dating, but they don’t. That’s the best part of the story.
这个犹豫了一下是给四星还是五星，最后还是决定给五星。这本书读过中译本和英文原版。读中译本时觉得OK，但读英文原版时真的有些感动。虽然是一本写给Pre-Teen & Teen的少年文学，但做父母的读起来也会颇多感悟。没有噱头，也没有刺激，平实却深刻隽永的成长故事
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