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2 大妖怪 杰克从树屋地板上的一个洞里爬了进去。 哇噻!树屋里的确堆满了书,到处都是书。有封面上积满厚厚灰尘的很老很老的旧书,也有封面崭新闪着光泽的很新很新的新书。 看!你能看
Aid workers in Haiti say hundreds of thousands of children are at risk in the aftermath of the January 12 earthquake. The case of 33 children allegedly abducted by a group of Americans illustrates the plight of children separated from parents, and th
10 黄昏前的家 一只小鸟歌唱起来。 杰克睁开了双眼。他的手指仍指着那幅有蛙溪树林的画。 他悄悄地从树屋窗户往外看。外面的景色与画中的景色一模一样。 我们到家了。安妮低声说。 傍晚
In the United States, many low income parents cannot afford to buy enough food for their children. A program called Kids Caf is helping some of these children by providing free nutritious snacks and meals during after-school programs. 在美国,许多
The bat, the birds,and the beasts There was a big fight between the birds and the beasts. The bat did not join in the fight. Some birds said to the bat,
8 挖呀,蠢猪!快挖! 平基和臭臭把绳子绑在大石头上。 风呼啸着。这两个海盗拼命地拉呀,拉。 他们需要帮助!杰克说。 啊,让这些蠢猪干这个活儿吧!骷髅船长大声说。 你对他们可不怎
6 鲸鱼的眼睛 划艇剧烈地左右摇晃着。浪很大,溅起咸咸的海水,刺痛了杰克的眼睛。他有些晕船。 抓牢了!骷髅船长大声说。他指了指大海,说:不然我们就成了这些畜牲的盘中餐了。 只见
4 小人战利品 4VileBooty Jackstartedtorunacrossthehotsand.Heranasfastashecould. Butthepiratesranfaster. BeforeJackknewit,thebiggestpiratehadgrabbedhim! Jackstruggled.Butthepiratehadhuge,strongarms.HeheldontoJackandlaughedamean,uglylaugh.Heh
3 小船上的三个人 我们来到了海盗时代!杰克说。 海盗?安妮尖叫道,就像《小飞侠彼得潘》中的那些海盗吗? 杰克快速将书翻到有大海、船和鹦鹉图片的那一页。他读着图片下面的文字:
2 蓝色、明亮的大海 杰克感到热辣辣的阳光洒满树屋,他闻到了海水的咸味儿,听到涛声。 他和安妮一起望向窗外,只见树屋卡在一棵棕榈树上,不远处是蓝色、明亮的大 海。天、海相接之处
10.另一个线索 晌午的阳光从树屋的窗子照了进来。树影在墙壁和天花板上舞动着。 杰克躺在树屋的地板上深吸了一口气。 我在想妈妈午饭都做了些什么。安妮说着向窗外望去。 杰克微笑着。
6ShadowWarrior JackandAnniewentintothecave.Theyfollowedtheninjathroughthedarkness. Thebackofthecavewaslitwithdozensofcandles.Shadowsdancedonthewalls. Intheflickeringlight,Jacksawadarkfiguresittingonawovenmat. Theninjamaster. Theninjabowedtothemaste
3Yikes! Jackopenedhiseyes. Theairwashotandsteamy. Itlookslikewelandedinsomebushes,saidAnnie. Shewaspeekingoutofthetreehousewindow.PeanutwaspeekingoutofAnniespocket. Jackpeekedoutofthetreehousetoo. Theyhadlandedinaseaofshinygreenleaves.Outsidetherew
8TheGreatParade Thehugemammothwalkedacrosstheopenplain. Look!saidAnnie.Shepointedtoaherdofelkinthedistance.Theyhadgreat,wideantlers. There!saidJackasaherdofreindeercameintoview.Theyprancedgracefullyacrossthesnow. Thenawoollyrhinojoinedthemontheopen
7TheSorcerersGift Thesorcererdidntspeak.Hestaredthroughtheeyeholesoftheowlmask. Helpus,please,saidAnnie. Thesorcererthrewaropeintothepit.Jackgrabbedit. Hewantstopullusup,saidAnnie. Jacklookedup.Thesorcererwasgone. Wheredidhego?Jacksaid. Tugonth
4MillionsofThem! Jackdidntmove.Hekeptstaringdownattheforestfloor. Whatswrong?Anniecalledfromabove. Jackdidntanswer. Youdontseeanygiantspiders,doyou?Anniesaid. Well...no.Jacktookadeepbreath. Wehavetokeepgoing,hethought.Wehavetofindthespecialthingf
6MonkeyTrouble Squeak!Squeak!PeanutpokedherheadoutfromAnniespocket.Sheseemedtobeyellingatthemonkey. Dontworry,Peanut,saidAnnie.Hesjustalittlemonkey.Hewonthurtus. Butsuddenlythemonkeygrabbedabigredfruithangingfromthetree. Hehurleditatthecanoe. Wat
8VampireBats? WaitsaidJack,panting.Ithinkwegotaway. JackandAnniestoppedrunningandcaughttheirbreath. Wherearewe?saidJack. Wheresthemonkey?saidAnnie,lookingbackattheforest.Doyouthinkthejaguarcaughthim? No,monkeysarefast,saidJack. Ofcourse,jag
4HandsUp! Itsthecolt!saidAnnie.Heslookingforhismother! Sherantowardthewild-eyedlittlehorse. Wait!calledJack.Oh,brother.Hepulledthebookoutofhispack. HefoundachaptertitledHorsesoftheWildWest.Hestartedreading. Attheendofthe1800s,overamillionwildhors
Whoo. The strange sound came from outside theopen window. Jack opened his eyes in the dark. The sound came again. Whoo. Jack sat up and turned on his light. He put on hisglasses. Then he grabbed the flashlight from his tableand shone it out the windo