Wednesday Wars 星期三的战争 2008年纽伯瑞银奖 9780547237602 2025 chm pdf kindle rb azw3 下载 115盘

　　对七年级的霍林而言，每个星期三下午都是一场灾难，因为班上的一半同学要去犹太教堂学习希伯来文，另一半则要到天主教堂参加教义问答，作为班里的一名基督徒，霍林不得不与严肃的贝克夫人一起待在教室。不苟言笑的贝克夫人似乎总在刁难霍林，“罚”他清理黑板擦、打扫教室、整理大老鼠笼子……在种种手段都宣告失败后，贝克夫人使出了致命的一招——让霍林阅读“冗长”而“乏味”的莎士比亚作品……

于是，一场旷日持久的“战争”在两人之间悄然展开。

This Newbery Honor

tale is now in paperback Holling Hoodhood is really in for it. He's

just started seventh grade with Mrs. Baker, a teacher he knows is

out to get him. Why else would she make him read Shakespeare . . .

outside of class? The year is 1967, and everyone has bigger things

than homework to worry about. There's Vietnam for one thing, and

then there's the family business. As far as Holling's father is

concerned, nothing is more important than the family business. In

fact, all of the Hoodhoods must be on their best behavior at all

times. The success of Hoodhood and Associates depends on it. But

how can Holling stay out of trouble when he has Mrs. Baker to

contend with?

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Gary D. Schmidt is the author of the Newbery Honor and Printz

Honor book Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy. His most recent

novel is The Wednesday Wars. He is a professor of English at Calvin

College in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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"Schmidt rises above the novel's conventions to create memorable

and believable characters." (Horn Book, Starred )

"Schmidt...makes the implausible believable and the everyday

momentous...a gentle, hopeful, moving story." (Booklist, Starred

Review )

"Schmidt, whose "Lizie Bright" and "The Buckminster Boy" won

both Printz and Newbery Honors, delivers another winner...deeply

satisfying." (Publishers Weekly, Starred )

书籍介绍

This Newbery Honor tale is now in paperback Holling Hoodhood is really in for it. He's just started seventh grade with Mrs. Baker, a teacher he knows is out to get him. Why else would she make him read Shakespeare . . . outside of class? The year is 1967, and everyone has bigger things than homework to worry about. There's Vietnam for one thing, and then there's the family business. As far as Holling's father is concerned, nothing is more important than the family business. In fact, all of the Hoodhoods must be on their best behavior at all times. The success of Hoodhood and Associates depends on it. But how can Holling stay out of trouble when he has Mrs. Baker to contend with?