书单推荐丨The more that you read,the more things you wi...

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座右铭是：The more that you read,the more things you will know.The more that you learn,the more places you'll go. (Dr. Suess)

If you’ve ever watched Sponge bob when you were little, you’d know that sponge bob’s pet snail was also called Gary, and that’s why I named this collection Snail book collections.

Oliver Twist（雾都孤儿）

A twisty story of an innocent, young orphan living with the scum of the streets. At first, he had been in an orphanage, but, being bullied and even beaten, he runs away into the streets. There, beguiled and maltreated, his heart stays pure through all the degradations. 

Will he survive the cruelty of his orphanage? The heart break of betrayal? The plans of an evil old man? In this thrilling book, one of the most well-known classics of Charles Dickens, you will find out.

The Prince and the Pauper

（王子与贫儿）

The young and lofty prince of Whales respected and honored by all, and the lowly pauper, unbeknownst except to few, and hated by his own father, suddenly switch places in an accident.

Will the Pauper get used to the high society he is forced to live in? Will the Prince manage to scrape along with the lowest scum on the earth? And most important of all, will they go back to their normal places?

The Cursed Child

（被诅咒的孩子）

Years after the Chosen One defeated the dreaded Lord Voldemort, all trouble seems to be over. No new villain could surely arise and terrorize the wizarding world again? At least not in the future, but in the past… Potter’s son, bullied at school for being a Slytherin, and for being bad at Quidditch, go back in time-to the era of the Dark Lord.

Roughing it

（艰苦岁月）

In this book, Mark Twain depicts the Adventures of his youth, as he tries his hand at nearly everything, (and fails at most of them) Laugh with him as he rides over the plains, groan with him as he feels the inconveniences of traveling… Scream with him as he discovers gold, cry with him when he is penniless.

The Pickwick Papers

（匹克威克传）

Follow Mr. Pickwick as he lounges about the upper-class English Society, meeting woman, drinking and creating friends and enemies as he travels about. Considered as one of Dickens’ earlier work, it has a light tone and works wonders on the mind of the reader.

You can read these everywhere and anywhere, anytime and every time, while lying down, eating a snack, or even watching SpongeBob episodes.

(P.S Do NOT read this while walking, otherwise you WILL bump into a lamp post.)

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