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因為有愛:阿濃給孩子的故事 [香港兒童文學名家繪本集] (阿濃)

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因為有愛:阿濃給孩子的故事 [香港兒童文學名家繪本集] (阿濃): **** (16) 2009

作者: 阿濃  


品讀優質香港兒童文學名家作品,收穫人生智慧!

*為孩子量身打造
本系列是一套為孩子量身打造的優質兒童文學讀物,以繪本集的形式精選多位香港兒童文學名家的作品。

*故事類型多樣,內容豐富
包括童話故事、寓言故事、生活故事等。故事內容豐富,圖文並茂,充滿童趣童真。

*富含人生哲理與智慧
本書蘊含豐富的人生哲理與智慧,是孩子成長道路上不可不讀的精品。

*有聲書版本與文字版並存
本系列還推出了有聲書版本,孩子可以通過聆聽的方式,更加生動的體驗故事的魅力。

本系列是一套為孩子量身打造的優質兒童文學讀物,精選多位香港兒童文學名家的作品。包括童話故事、寓言故事、生活故事等。故事內容豐富,圖文並茂,充滿童趣童真之餘,還蘊含豐富的人生哲理與智慧,是孩子成長道路上不可不讀的精品。
本書收錄阿濃老師專為孩子而寫的八個故事,邀請小讀者進入充滿了幻想、童趣、精彩的童話世界。故事後特別設有「與兒童文學名家對話」欄目,讓孩子能從阿濃老師的文字中獲得啓發,深入思考;既能感受文學之美,也能收穫感悟。

作者

阿濃

  原名朱溥生,教育工作者,業餘寫作,著有散文、小說、童話、新詩、劇本百多種。多次被中學生推選為最喜愛作家,作品曾獲香港文學雙年獎、冰心文學獎、香港書獎、香港出版雙年獎、中學生好書龍虎榜十本好書(入選16種)。 2009年獲香港教育學院首次頒授的榮譽院士榮銜,表彰他對教育工作的貢獻。

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