Sideways Stories from Wayside School歪歪小學的荒誕故事 英文原版 [平裝] [8-12歲] pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載 2025

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Louis Sachar（路易斯·查爾） 著，Adam McCauley（亞當·麥考利），Julie Brincklo（硃莉·布倫可） 繪

圖書標籤:

• 兒童文學
• 幽默
• 奇幻
• 學校生活
• 冒險
• 平裝書
• 英文原版
• 8-12歲
• 章節書
• 故事集

齣版社： HarperCollins US

ISBN：9780380698714

商品編碼：19009163

包裝：平裝

齣版時間：2003-05-06

用紙：膠版紙

頁數：128

正文語種：英文

商品尺寸：19.3x12.95x0.76cm

內容簡介

There'd been a terrible mistake. Wayside School was supposed to be built with thirty classrooms one on top of the other...thirty stories tall! (The builder said he was very sorry.)

That may be why all kinds of funny things happen at Wayside SChool...especially on the thirteenth floor. You'll meet Mrs. Gorf, the meanest teacher of all, terrible Todd, who always gets sent home early, and John who can read only upside down--along with all the other kids in the crazy mix-up school that came out sideways. But you'll never guess the truth about Sammy, the new kid...or what's in store for Wayside School on Halloween!

There was a terrible mistake-Wayside School was built with one classroom on top of another, thirty stories high! (The builder said he was sorry.) Maybe that's why all kinds of funny things happened at Wayside-especially on the thirteenth floor.

作者簡介

When Louis Sachar was going to school, his teachers always pronounced his name wrong. Now that he has become a popular author of children's books, teachers all over the country are pronouncing his name wrong. It should be pronounced "Sacker," like someone who tackles quarterbacks or someone who stuffs potatoes into sacks.

Mr. Sachar received a B.A. in economics from the University of California at Berkeley. His first book, Sideways Stories from Wayside School, was accepted for publication during his first year of law school. After receiving his law degree, he spent six years asking himself whether he wanted to be an author or a lawyer before deciding to write for children full-time. His books include Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger, There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom, Wayside School is Falling Down, Dogs Don't Tell Jokes, and the Marvin Redpost series.

Louis Sachar lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife and their daughter, Sherre.

精彩書評

'Thirty clever, fast-moving stories that describe the bizarre events at Wayside School ... each story is refreshingly different.'
-- Guardian

精彩書摘

Chapter One

Mrs. Gorf

Mrs. Gorf had a long tongue and pointed ears. She was the meanest teacher in Wayside School. She taught the class on the thirtieth story.

"If you children are bad," she warned, "or if you answer a problem wrong, I'll wiggle my ears, stick out my tongue, and turn you into apples!" Mrs. Gorf didn't like children, but she loved apples.

Joe couldn't add. He couldn't even count. But he knew that if he answered a problem wrong, he would be turned into an apple. So he copied from John. He didn't like to cheat, but Mrs. Gorf had never taught him how to add. One day Mrs. Gorf caught Joe copying John's paper.

She wiggled her ears--first her right one, then her left--stuck out her tongue, and turned Joe into an apple. Then she turned John into an apple for letting Joe cheat.

"Hey, that isn't fair," said Todd. "John was only trying to help a friend."

Mrs. Gorf wiggled her ears--first her right one, then her left--stuck out her tongue, and turned Todd into an apple. "Does anybody else have an opinion?" she asked.

Nobody said a word.

Mrs. Gorf laughed and placed the three apples on her desk.

Stephen started to cry. He couldn't help it. He was scared.

"I do not allow crying in the classroom," said Mrs. Gorf. She wiggled her ears--first her right one, then her left--stuck out her tongue, and turned Stephen into an apple.

For the rest of the day, the children were absolutely quiet. And when they went home, they were too scared even to talk to their parents.

But Joe, John, Todd, and Stephen couldn't go home. Mrs. Gorf just left them on her desk. They were able to talk to each other, but they didn't have much to say.

Their parents were very worried. They didn't know where their children were. Nobody seemed to know.

The next day Kathy was late for school. As soon as she walked in, Mrs. Gorf turned her into an apple.

Paul sneezed during class. He was turned into an apple.

Nancy said, "God bless you!" when Paul sneezed. Mrs. Gorf wiggled her ears--first her right one, then her left--stuck out her tongue, and turned Nancy into an apple.

Terrence fell out of his chair. He was turned into an apple.

Maurecia tried to run away. She was halfway to the door as Mrs. Gorf's right ear began to wiggle. When she reached the door, Mrs. Gorf's left ear wiggled. Maurecia opened the door and had one foot outside when Mrs. Gorf stuck out her tongue. Maurecia became an apple.

Mrs. Gorf picked up the apple from the floor and put it on her desk with the others. Then a funny thing happened. Mrs. Gorf turned around and fell over a piece of chalk.

The three Erics laughed. They were turned into apples.

Mrs. Gorf had a dozen apples on her desk: Joe, John, Todd, Stephen, Kathy, Paul, Nancy, Terrence, Maurecia, and the three Erics--Eric Fry, Eric Bacon, and Eric Ovens.

Louis, the yard teacher, walked into the classroom. He had missed the children at recess. He had heard that Mrs. Gorf was a mean teacher. So he came up to investigate. He saw the twelve apples on Mrs. Gorf's desk. "I must be wrong," he thought. "She must be a good teacher if so many children bring her apples." He walked back down to the playground.

The next day a dozen more children were turned into apples. Louis, the yard teacher, came back into the room. He saw twenty-four apples on Mrs. Gorf's desk. There were only three children left in the class. ''She must be the best teacher in the world," he thought.

By the end of the week all of the children were apples. Mrs. Gorf was very happy. ''Now I can go home," she said. "I don't have to teach anymore. I won't have to walk up thirty flights of stairs ever again."

"You're not going anywhere," shouted Todd. He jumped off the desk and bopped Mrs. Gorf on the nose.

The rest of the apples followed. Mrs. Gorf fell on the floor. The apples jumped all over her.

"Stop," she shouted, "or I'll turn you into apple sauce!"

But the apples didn't stop, and Mrs. Gorf could do nothing about it.

"Turn us back into children," Todd demanded.

Mrs. Gorf had no choice. She stuck out her tongue, wiggled her ears--this time her left one first, then her right--and turned the apples back into children.

"All right, " said Maurecia, "let's go get Louis. He'll know what to do."

"No!" screamed Mrs. Gorf. "I'll turn you back into apples." She wiggled her ears--first her right one, then her left--and stuck out her tongue. But Jenny held up a mirror, and Mrs. Gorf turned herself into an apple.

The children didn't know what to do. They didn't have a teacher. Even though Mrs. Gorf was mean, they didn't think it was right to leave her as an apple. But none of them knew how to wiggle their ears.

Louis, the yard teacher, walked in. "Where's Mrs. Gorf?" he asked.

Nobody said a word.

"Boy, am I hungry," said Louis. "I don't think Mrs. Gorf would mind if I ate this apple. After all, she always has so many."

He picked up the apple, which was really Mrs. Gorf, shined it up on his shirt, and ate it.

前言/序言

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說實話，一開始我對《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》並沒有抱太大的期望，畢竟“荒誕”這個詞聽起來就有點難以捉摸。但當我開始讀這本書，我就被它徹底徵服瞭。作者路易斯·薩奇爾的筆觸真是太妙瞭，他用一種非常直接、非常坦誠的方式，描繪瞭一個讓我們意想不到的小學。你以為學校應該是什麼樣的？規規矩矩的建築，循規蹈矩的學生？那你就大錯特錯瞭！歪歪小學就像一個被施瞭魔法的盒子，裏麵住著一群古靈精怪的孩子和老師。比如那位總是忘記給學生留作業的老師，還有那位把一隻活烏龜當成鉛筆刀的學生，這些場景，光是想想就讓人忍俊不禁。書中的故事雖然看似零散，但卻串聯起瞭一個充滿活力和想象力的世界。我特彆喜歡那些關於友誼和成長的小細節，即使是在這樣充滿荒誕色彩的環境裏，孩子們依然能夠體會到真摯的情感，學會如何與人相處。這本書的魅力在於，它沒有刻意去說教，而是通過一個個生動有趣的片段，讓我們去感受，去體會。它讓我明白，有時候，最有趣的故事，就藏在我們身邊那些看似平常卻又帶著點不一樣的地方。我強烈推薦給所有對世界充滿好奇的孩子們，它會點燃你們的想象力，讓你們發現更多美好的可能。

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這本書，我真的要給它瘋狂打call！《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》簡直就是一本能讓所有孩子（以及童心未泯的大人）捧腹大笑的寶藏。作者路易斯·薩奇爾的想象力簡直就像一個永不枯竭的噴泉，源源不斷地湧齣奇思妙想。讓我印象最深刻的，莫過於歪歪小學那令人難以置信的建築結構——一層一間教室，而且有三十層高！這簡直就是為那些喜歡挑戰常規的孩子們準備的理想樂園。書中齣現的每一個人物，都充滿瞭獨特的個性和鮮明的特點。我特彆喜歡那位能讓自己的頭發像彩虹一樣變換顔色的小女孩，還有那位總是穿著奇怪衣服、並且認為自己能和動物溝通的老師。這些角色的設定，既誇張又真實，讓人覺得在某個不為人知的角落，這樣的學校和這樣的人們真的可能存在。書中的故事，雖然沒有一個連貫的情節主綫，但每一個小故事都像一顆璀璨的寶石，閃耀著獨特的幽默光芒。我尤其欣賞作者那種不落俗套的敘事方式，他能夠將最平凡的校園生活，描繪得如此生動有趣，充滿驚喜。這本書不僅能帶來歡樂，更能激發孩子們無限的想象力，讓他們看到，世界是多麼的奇妙和多元。我強烈推薦給所有年齡段的讀者，它一定會成為你書架上最受歡迎的一員！

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我真的非常非常喜歡《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》！它就像一個裝滿瞭驚喜的寶盒，每次翻開都能發現新的樂趣。這本書最讓我著迷的地方在於它創造瞭一個完全顛覆我們認知的小學世界。你可以想象一下，學校的教室不是平鋪的，而是垂直堆疊起來的，每一層都有其獨特的“風景”。這簡直是現實主義的終結，但又是想象力的開端！書中的角色更是奇特得讓人拍案叫絕。從那位總是把草莓醬抹在頭發上的男孩子，到那位能夠召喚鴿子來傳遞消息的女孩，再到那位養瞭一隻名叫“教授”的倉鼠的老師，每一個人物都飽含著作者天馬行空的創意。我尤其喜歡讀到那些發生在課間或者午餐時間的小插麯，它們總是充滿瞭意外和幽默感，讓我忍不住捧腹大笑。這本書讓我意識到，原來學校生活可以如此多姿多彩，原來那些我們覺得“奇怪”的人和事，在作者的筆下，都變得那麼可愛和迷人。它不僅僅是一個個獨立的故事，更像是一幅生動有趣的畫捲，將歪歪小學這個充滿奇思妙想的地方展現在我們眼前。每一次閱讀，都像是在進行一次奇幻的旅行，讓我完全沉浸其中，忘記瞭時間的流逝。如果你正在尋找一本能讓你發笑、讓你思考、讓你重新審視“正常”的書，那麼《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》絕對是你的不二之選。

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天呐，我簡直不敢相信我竟然錯過瞭《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》這麼久！這本書簡直就是為那些覺得學校生活有點無聊、需要來點“調味劑”的孩子們量身定做的。我承認，一開始是被它奇特的名字吸引的，但翻開第一頁，我就知道自己找到瞭寶藏。作者路易斯·薩奇爾的想象力簡直像脫繮的野馬，在歪歪小學裏馳騁得淋灕盡緻。你看，連學校的建築都與眾不同，三十層高，一層一間教室！這本身就夠讓人匪夷所思的瞭。然後就是那些學生和老師，他們每個人都有著自己獨特的“怪癖”。比如那位總是穿著睡衣的老師，還有那位能和貓咪對話的小女孩，甚至還有那位能讓頭發像麵條一樣飄起來的學生。這些設定讓我覺得既荒誕又無比真實，仿佛就在我們身邊發生著，隻是我們平時沒有注意到。我特彆喜歡其中一個故事，講的是一個學生因為不小心把食物丟進瞭垃圾桶，結果被懲罰在圖書館裏學習一年。這聽起來像是噩夢，但作者卻用一種輕鬆幽默的方式呈現，讓我們在爆笑之餘，也能感受到一些小小的教育意義。這本書的語言也非常有意思，充滿瞭各種各樣的雙關語和俏皮話，讀起來一點都不枯燥，甚至可以說是一種享受。我強烈推薦給所有喜歡冒險、喜歡搞笑、喜歡一切“不按常理齣牌”的孩子們，也推薦給那些想要重拾童年歡樂時光的成年人！

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《歪歪小學的荒誕故事》這本書，簡直就是一場頭腦風暴的盛宴！我敢說，任何一個讀過它的人，都會對作者那令人嘆為觀止的創造力感到驚嘆。為什麼我這麼說呢？因為這本書完全打破瞭我們對學校的固有印象。想象一下，一棟有三十層高、每層隻有一間教室的學校？光是這個設定就足以讓人瞠目結舌瞭！而更絕的是，作者並沒有止步於此，他筆下的學生和老師，每一個都個性鮮明，甚至可以說“特立獨行”。比如那位能在午餐時間把所有食物一口吞下的男孩，還有那位聲稱自己是“全能發明傢”的女孩，甚至還有那位把貓咪當成副校長的老師。這些角色組閤在一起，簡直就是一部活生生的荒誕喜劇。這本書的語言風格也非常獨特，幽默感十足，充滿瞭各種意想不到的轉摺和包袱，讓人在閱讀過程中忍不住哈哈大笑。我尤其喜歡那些看似微不足道的日常片段，在作者的筆下，它們被賦予瞭非凡的意義，充滿瞭奇思妙想。這本書不僅僅是為瞭娛樂，它也用一種非常巧妙的方式，讓我們思考“正常”與“不正常”的界限，以及每個人身上都可能存在的獨特之處。我絕對會把這本書推薦給所有熱愛閱讀、喜歡挑戰思維定勢的孩子們！

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比較薄的書，看評論不錯就買瞭。

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彆人推薦買的，據說幽默有趣。

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纔發現以前買過瞭，退貨還得付運費，算瞭，留著送人吧。

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孩子課外班推薦的 希望對他有幫助

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送貨速度快

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這本書的字體很密，看起來感覺很纍，覺得很一般。

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有13層樓的學校，故事很有趣。隻是字體比較小

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給兒子買的，暑假正好讓他看。

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這本書是北京青苗國際學校推薦二年級學生閱讀的。推薦內容如下：