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The verbal puns and the wry, colorful cartoons create a funny worm's-eye view of the world in this playful picture book. There's no sustained story here, as there was in Cronin's wonderful Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type (2000), but the hilarious vignettes of the worm-child with his family, friends, and enemies show the absurd in humans as much as in the wriggling creatures in the earth. When the worm forgets his lunch, he eats his homework, and he loves telling his older sister that her face will always look like her rear end. One advantage of being a worm is that he never has to go to the dentist: no cavities. "No teeth, either," says Dr. D. Kay. The pictures are both silly and affectionate, whether the worm holds a pencil or hugs his favorite pile of dirt. And there's always the elemental child appeal of how it feels to be tiny in a world of giants.

內容簡介

One small worm . one big world!



This is the diary . of a worm. This worm lives with his parents, plays with his friends, and even goes to school. But unlike you or me, he never has to take a bath, he gets to eat his homework, and because he doesn't have legs, he just can't do the hokey pokey – no matter how hard he tries.



This hysterical picture book by New York Times bestselling author Doreen Cronin and New York Times bestselling illustrator Harry Bliss tells the daily doings of a small worm in a gigantic worm world.

作者簡介

Doreen Cronin is the New York Times bestselling author of Diary of a Worm; Diary of a Spider; Diary of a Fly; the Caldecott Honor Book Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type; and Duck for President. She lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York.

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"A baseball-capped crawler gives readers an episodic glimpse into the vicissitudes of his life in these hilarious diary entries. Difficulties such as having no arms, having a head that looks a lot like your rear end, and facing the dangers imposed by people digging for bait are balanced by a loving family and good friends. The young protagonist describes playing with his friend Spider, engaging in a variety of activities at school, and interacting with his parents and sister. Packed into these droll slice-of-worm-life vignettes are a few facts about earthworms and their behavior, all rendered with a dry sense of humor. The full-color watercolor-and-ink illustrations sprawl across the pages in lush earth tones. Bliss's cartoons give the worms lots of personality without overly anthropomorphizing them. The use of multiple perspectives will have children eagerly looking at the pictures to identify objects and locales. Primary-grade youngsters will especially appreciate the classroom scenes. This quirky worm's-eye view of the world makes these ubiquitous invertebrates a little more understandable and a lot more fun."

--Marge Loch-Wouters, Menasha's Public Library, WI

前言/序言

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6、學貴精不貴博。……知得十件而都不到地，不如知得一件卻到地也。 ——戴震《戴東原先生年譜》

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1、無所不能的人實在一無所能，無所不專的專傢實在是一無所專……——鄒韜奮《韜奮文集》

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媚笑低頭，臉上帶齣瞭一泛嫵媚之色。　　無相居士見狀一笑道：“原來你們早就認識瞭？”　　郭彩雲迴眸嚮居士道：“此女與我素緣甚厚，將來成就不小，你倒也不要小看瞭吧！”　　無相點頭道：“夫人誠然是具慧眼，不像我到此刻卻連一個看上眼的傳人也找不到！”　　郭彩雲迴過頭看嚮雁容道：“叫你爹和那個和尚起來吧！”　　分明就在眼前，她卻不願與瀋海月與痛禪說話！　　瀋海月與痛禪相視苦笑瞭一下，彼此站起！　　盡管如此，痛禪和尚臉上卻帶齣瞭一片喜悅之色。　　果然那美婦人郭彩雲這時含笑嚮著雁容，道：“你十幾歲瞭？”　　“後輩十九瞭！”　　“嗯！”　　郭彩雲點點頭，一雙眸子斜嚮無相居士一瞟，道：“我們女人說話，你盡個站在這裏做什麼？”　　無相居士似乎對這位曾經一度仳離的夫人十分將就，不敢言語唐突。　　聞聽之下，含笑退後道：“好！好！那麼我先走一步，隻是……夫人，你應該想到大雪山‘冷香閣’二世主人與我們頗有恩情，好像……”　　“玄都仙子”郭彩雲冷冷一笑，道：“那是你的事，與我無關！”　　無相居士一怔，笑道：“夫人！你真的打算管這件閑事？”　　郭彩雲淡淡一笑道：“那可看我高不高興瞭！”　　無相居士忽然想起瞭當年之事，神色一變，道：“夫人，你……”　　郭彩雲蛾眉一挑，麵現青

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6、學貴精不貴博。……知得十件而都不到地，不如知得一件卻到地也。 ——戴震《戴東原先生年譜》

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