《微观世界 谜一样的小生命》
适合年级Grade Level：G1-G9
作者Author：埃莱娜·拉杰克
出版社Publisher：北京联合出版有限公司
国际标准书号ISBN：9787559635693
书架号Shelf Number：1F-新书速递书架
Around us, there are countless tiny organisms that are invisible to the naked eye, yet they are everywhere, from the ocean depths to the shores, from forest soils to our kitchen counters. They can be found on bed sheets and even on our skin…
In this book, you will encounter 10 magnified micro-ecosystems, showcasing nearly 100 microorganisms that are intimately connected with us, co-creating the world we inhabit. Each detail is intricately portrayed, and each micro-ecosystem is described with precision and scientific accuracy.
Open your curious eyes and unlock your inquisitive heart as you embark on a journey to explore and marvel at the astonishing microscopic world!
In this visually stunning picture book, the author meticulously hand-draws 10 ecosystems according to the annotated scale multiples. They vividly showcase nearly 100 fascinating microorganisms, bringing to life the beauty of nature and science with precision and attention to detail.
Award Records:
2017: Received the “Special Recommendation Award” in the non-fiction category at the Bologna International Children’s Book Fair.
2017: Awarded the “Science Fun Award” by the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
2018: Won the “Science Without Secrets Award” in the youth category from the Upper Seine Department of France.
Up and Down
作者Author: Oliver Jeffers
出版社Publisher：Harper Collins
国际标准书号ISBN: 9780007549658
书架号Shelf Number: 1F-1446
蓝思值 Lexile measure: 610L
Oliver Jeffers is an artist, designer, illustrator, and writer from Northern Ireland. Many of his works revolve around themes of exploring unknown worlds such as Earth, space, and the galaxy.
However, these works are distinct from informational literature. He seamlessly weaves touching stories into these grand themes.
Today, we are introducing the book Up and Down, which tells a story about friendship.
In a friendship, even the closest friends may sometimes desire their own time, but what truly defines a friend? A true friend is someone who appears by your side whenever you need them, offering unwavering support and becoming your strong pillar. Regardless of what has happened, it doesn’t affect the mutual support and trust between friends.
The boy and the penguin are inseparable best friends who enjoy doing everything together. However, the penguin has always had a dream: he wants to become a flying penguin. To help his little friend achieve this dream, the boy tries various ways, but the books say that penguins cannot fly. Disappointed, the little penguin discovers that a circus is recruiting cannonball performers and believes that this might be his ticket to the sky. Excited, the little penguin goes to the circus alone… Did his dream come true? We invite the children to find the answer together in the book.
Dad will always love you
whatever you are
适合年级Grade Level：G6+
作者Author：蔡春猪（蔡朝晖）
出版社Publisher：新星出版社
国际标准书号ISBN：9787513341882
书架号Shelf Number：2F-0211
The author of this book, Cai Chunzhu, is Xihe’s father. He documents his emotional journey from the day his child was diagnosed with autism at the age of two: from initial disbelief to gradual acceptance, and finally to facing it with a positive attitude. The text is witty and humorous, both self-deprecating and self-comforting. One of his purposes in writing this book is to help more people understand, accept, and assist children with autism. In the book, he carefully avoids the vortex of tragedy, showing an optimistic outlook with tears of laughter and a deep love for his son and for life.
适合年级Grade Level：G6+
作者Author：John Rocco
出版社Publisher：Crown Books for Young Readers
国际标准书号ISBN：9780525647416
书架号Shelf Number：2F-0842
AR值/蓝思值 AR Level/ Lexile measure: 8.3MG+/1170L
Shortly after World War II, a war without gunfire erupted between the United States and the Soviet Union. In 1957, the Soviet Union launched the world’s first artificial Earth satellite, Sputnik 1, into space, ushering in the era of human space exploration and commencing the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union.
On April 12, 1961, Soviet Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, aboard the Vostok 1 spacecraft, became the first human to venture into outer space. This development put significant pressure on the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. On May 25 of the same year, he delivered a presidential speech expressing the determination to land a man on the Moon and set a deadline for NASA to achieve this feat by December 31, 1969. Thus, the Apollo program was born.
This beautifully illustrated 256-page popular science book tells the stories of the 400,000 unsung heroes–the engineers, mathematicians, seamstresses, welders, and factory workers–and their innovations and life-changing technological leaps forward that allowed NASA to achieve this unparalleled accomplishment.
As author John Rocco notes in the epilogue, “Apollo should be remembered not only as the moment that we, as a human race, dared to leave the confines of our home planet to explore another world, but also as a time when we came together to do something that was impossible. What interests me most about Apollo is the grit, determination, and hard work it took to achieve the goal—also the problem-solving, the organization, the science, and the sheer cleverness of it all.”