I recommend a good book to you-tell your children that you are great. Some time ago, my friend gave me a book called "Tell your children that you are great". After reading it, I feel deeply, and I really want to talk to my colleagues here: We are a member of the front line of early childhood education, living with children every day, being their mothers, sisters and intimate friends during the day, and "loving children" is our proper emotion. However, if you only know love and don't appreciate children, you will have much less fun at work. Lu Qin, the author of this book, as the intimate sister of China Youth Daily, put forward many important points in the book "Tell your children that you are great", and a lot of successful experiences and failed lessons have given us a lot of enlightenment. She told us what kind of expectations for children are realistic. How should we encourage children when they are frustrated? How to do these things properly, skillfully and naturally can get the greatest effect, which is the biggest gain this book has given me. Here I want to say to my colleagues and some young mothers that you might as well read this book in your spare time. Maybe it can also bring you some help and reference. Books are the ladder of human progress. A good book can broaden our horizons and cultivate our temperament. Some people have embarked on the road to success. This shows the importance of reading. Today, I recommend a book, "Walking Barefoot through the Fields" by Taiwan Province writer Xie, which is one of the "Centennial Classics of Children's Literature in China". There is also an ink painting about rural children playing in the river, which makes people fall in love at first sight. This book is rich and colorful, with dozens of small articles, all of which are anecdotes about the author's hometown. Let the reader be there. In this book, the writer leads the children out of the reinforced concrete forest in the city and into the quiet countryside. "Take off your shoes, walk barefoot on the soil, walk through the green countryside, breathe the grass-scented air, and watch the dew on the grass tip and the growth of crops." After reading this work, we can appreciate the secular customs of ordinary villages in Taiwan Province Province 30 years ago: men carry hoes and drive oxcarts to work in the fields early in the morning; Women sweep the yard at home, cook and wash clothes; Teenagers chase and play in the fields, catch loaches and touch snails. There is also an interesting story about the author's childhood schooling. These are things that children in the city don't know. After reading this book, I was deeply attracted by the author's childhood story, as if I were one of the people in the book. I also witnessed with my own eyes that the author's grandmother, who lives at the bottom of society, had to bind her feet and suffered all her life. I was also impressed by the author's philosophical language. For example, in the interest clip, another sentence impressed me deeply: "It is natural to pay interest when borrowing money, but there are occasional exceptions. For example, between friends, lending generally does not pay interest, because friends still have to charge interest if they have difficulties, and friendship will deteriorate more or less. " Authors often lead readers into articles at the beginning of humor, and there are many philosophical words like this. This book can not only enrich our knowledge, but also let us appreciate the carefree life of rural children, and maybe even exercise our spirit of hard work. This book also has a high collection value, which can be passed on to future generations and give them a vivid and educational lesson. I recommend Walking Barefoot through the Fields, because it is a book that will benefit people for life. I'm sure you can't put it down when you get this book, and the price of this book is real. Consumption 15.80 yuan, lifelong benefit. Follow-up: Have you introduced any other books? Answer: 1. "Ordinary World" Author: Lu Yao This is a novel that shows the contemporary urban and rural social life in China in a panoramic way. This book has three parts. In the past ten years, the author has created many images of ordinary people from all walks of life through complex contradictions and entanglements. Labor and love, frustration and pursuit, pain and joy, daily life and huge social conflicts are intertwined, which profoundly shows the difficult and tortuous road that ordinary people have gone through in the historical process of the great era. In addition to Henan people, villagers from poor counties in the loess plateau in the north and plain in the south are also an important part of Tongcheng. Since the coal industry came into being, it has become Alaska in the west of China, attracting countless people looking for a way out. In this colorful accent "United Nations", because there are the most people in Henan, the public communication language is generally Henan dialect. People living in Tongcheng can speak a few words of Henan dialect and hum a few words of Henan opera. The city is surrounded by mountains. There are many rocks and thin soil on the mountain, which is not suitable for farming. The agricultural population is far less dense than the hinterland of the Loess Plateau, let alone the crowded central plain. Because there are few farmers and there is no shortage of fuel here, dense firewood and even some treetops grow on these hilly areas, which are more beautiful than other places on the Loess Plateau. Whenever autumn comes, some mountains are full of red leaves and flowers ... between the ridge and the headland, holes are formed due to excessive excavation of the stratum depth, and the surface sometimes sinks. Shocking large cracks often tear several ridges, and even large roof caving leads to the collapse and collapse of the whole mountain, triggering an earthquake with a magnitude of about Richter scale. One or two hundred miles north of the mountain is the Yellow River, which breathlessly flows eastward with thousands of tons of sediment ... The city can only build one main street in this narrow ravine. Along this winding street, along both sides of the railway, along the Qishui River, which usually has a small flow, rows of shops and buildings are stacked on top of each other, as dense as beehives and ant nests, stretching for ten miles from south to north. The railway station is located in the city center. A rectangular waiting room is painted yellow, which looks magnificent in this dusty city. Apart from the military-civilian airport in the southern suburbs, the square with a small railway station is probably the most open place in the city. The train goes south from here, crosses the green central plain, and reaches the provincial capital in five or six hours. In the west, east and north, there are highways extending to neighboring provinces. This railway station has two express trains from the provincial capital every morning and afternoon, and the rest are trucks carrying coal. The last section of the branch line of Longhai Railway did not end at this station. This steel ladder forks here again, climbing all the way through the hole and stringing together more than 20 mining areas on the east and west sides. Supplement: When outsiders mention Copper City, they all know that it is a coal-producing place, so imagine that this city is probably full of coal. In fact, there are only one or two small coal mines on the edge of Tongcheng, and the rest of the large mines are in the ravines on both sides of the east and west. When you turn into these gullies along the railway branch line, you will know what a huge world it is. These coal mines, which are only ten miles apart, have tens of thousands of workers in each mining area, plus their families, which almost exceeds the size of a mountainous county. Dense population, dense houses, towering derricks, rumbling machines and noisy sounds are unbelievable. How can these small canyons and bays bear such a big load? Catcher in the Rye Author: Salinger's Catcher in the Rye is Salinger's only novel. Although it is only a few hundred thousand words, it has a great influence on American society and literature. At 195 1, the novel immediately caused a sensation. The hero's experience and thoughts have aroused strong repercussions among teenagers and are warmly welcomed by readers, especially college students. They all imitate the clothes of the protagonist Holden and speak "Holden-style" language, because this novel tells their hearts and reflects their ideals, anguish and wishes. After more than 30 years' test, it has been proved to be one of the "modern classic novels" in contemporary American literature. At present, most middle schools and universities list it as a must-read after class. As some critics have said, it has "almost greatly influenced several generations of American youth".