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《心灵鸡汤：在安静中，不慌不忙地坚强》精心讲述了50余篇直面坎坷、激荡人心的故事。人生时刻充满坎坷，在我们的人生道路上，时常要面临艰辛的时刻。本书告诉我们，应该直面坎坷，正视艰辛。因为我们需要经历这种时刻才能够更好的成长，心灵才会更加坚强，灵魂才会更加深刻。
这本书是地道双语的完美结合，不论是形式，还是故事内容，都堪称经典。
同时，本书以双语形式编排推出，是人们学习英语的*读本。
心灵鸡汤：在安静中，不慌不忙地坚强
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作者:(美)坎菲尔德,等出版社:湖南文艺出版社出版时间:2012年07月
- 版 次：1
- 页 数：
- 字 数：386000
- 印刷时间：2012年07月01日
- 开 本：12k
- 纸 张：胶版纸
- 包 装：平装
- 是否套装：否
- 国际标准书号ISBN：9787540454937
- 丛书名：心灵鸡汤
编辑推荐
《心灵鸡汤》系列发行56个国家，被译为40多种语言。全球畅销上亿册，是美国乃至世界各国公认的权威心灵成长读物。该丛书连续七年蝉联美国畅销榜**名，有以下三大优势：
★*沉静的心灵阅读：本书是提升自我、让你获得幸福的心灵养成手册。那些路上孤单寂寞的时光，都将使你变得更加从容和坚强。
★*珍贵的人生哲理：不论何时何地，只要能守住自己的心，给自己思考和领悟的空间，便把握了生命的脉动，并*终超越自我，迈向更精彩的人生。
★*权威的双语美文：时尚地道的美文，新鲜的阅读体验，赏析故事的同时拓展英文知识，适合每天诵读。
★生命像是一场孤身上路的冒险，寂寞不可避免。把旅途中的孤单，变成一个人的狂欢，才能享受当下，活出*真实的自我。书中精选数十篇感人至深的真情故事，与你分享人生跋涉之旅中*让人动容的瞬间。
目 录
A Special Foreword by Jack and Mark
杰克和马克的特别寄语
第一部分 难忘的一课
003. Already Perfect
已经很完美
011. Life Is a Gift
生活是一件礼物
018. Blameless
无须责备任何人
023. Forgive
原谅
026. Hot Potato / Cold Potato
热土豆和凉土豆
033. Crying’s Okay
杰克和马克的特别寄语
第一部分 难忘的一课
003. Already Perfect
已经很完美
011. Life Is a Gift
生活是一件礼物
018. Blameless
无须责备任何人
023. Forgive
原谅
026. Hot Potato / Cold Potato
热土豆和凉土豆
033. Crying’s Okay
前 言
杰克和马克的特别寄语
A Special Foreword by Jack and Mark
We hope that when you finish reading one of our books, it is only abeginning for you too – a new outlook on life, a renewed sense ofpurpose, a strengthened resolve to deal with an issue that has beenbothering you. Perhaps you will pick up the phone and share one ofthe stories with a friend or a loved one. Perhaps you will turn toyour keyboard and express yourself by writing a Chicken Soup storyof your own, to share with other readers who are just likeyou.
This volume contains our 101 best stories and poems on toughchallenges that face teenagers. We share this with you at a veryspecial time for us, the fifteenth anniversary of our Chicken Soupfor the Soul series. When we published our first book in 1993, wenever dreamed that we had started what would become a publishingsensation, one of the best-selling lines of books in history.
A Special Foreword by Jack and Mark
We hope that when you finish reading one of our books, it is only abeginning for you too – a new outlook on life, a renewed sense ofpurpose, a strengthened resolve to deal with an issue that has beenbothering you. Perhaps you will pick up the phone and share one ofthe stories with a friend or a loved one. Perhaps you will turn toyour keyboard and express yourself by writing a Chicken Soup storyof your own, to share with other readers who are just likeyou.
This volume contains our 101 best stories and poems on toughchallenges that face teenagers. We share this with you at a veryspecial time for us, the fifteenth anniversary of our Chicken Soupfor the Soul series. When we published our first book in 1993, wenever dreamed that we had started what would become a publishingsensation, one of the best-selling lines of books in history.
在线试读部分章节
Don’t Stop the Dance
不要停止跳舞
create the fact.
~William James
She was beautiful. She played volleyball. She was homecomingqueen.
Everyone was more than shocked. She’d always been so happy, sopopular and so active in extracurriculars. She had so much love andlight. She always signed her name with a heart above the “i” andincluded her middle name, which was Valentina.
Why she did it is a human mystery, but the obvious reason given wasthat she was heartbroken because her boyfriend—some sophomore, noless—dumped her.
I remember the silence in our homeroom class—except for the soundsof people crying: boys
and girls, jocks and nerds.
As the hour wore on, Nick Denver, the quarterback, quietly spoke toFred Gregory through his sniffles.
“Remember,” Nick said, “when Christy punched me in the face at theseventh grade dance·”
They both started to laugh, softly. Nick had been making fun ofher, and she lost her temper and gave him a sock straight to hisnose that started him bleeding. He was shocked, but recognized hedeserved it.
I could imagine Christy doing something like that. Although she wasthe sweetest person in the world, she had so much fire—she lived soin the moment of her feelings and emotions.
In freshman year English class, we’d read the other’s stories aloudto the class because we were too scared to read our own.
She’d let me cheat off her geometry test my sophomore year. We’dboth been caught.
不要停止跳舞
create the fact.
~William James
She was beautiful. She played volleyball. She was homecomingqueen.
Everyone was more than shocked. She’d always been so happy, sopopular and so active in extracurriculars. She had so much love andlight. She always signed her name with a heart above the “i” andincluded her middle name, which was Valentina.
Why she did it is a human mystery, but the obvious reason given wasthat she was heartbroken because her boyfriend—some sophomore, noless—dumped her.
I remember the silence in our homeroom class—except for the soundsof people crying: boys
and girls, jocks and nerds.
As the hour wore on, Nick Denver, the quarterback, quietly spoke toFred Gregory through his sniffles.
“Remember,” Nick said, “when Christy punched me in the face at theseventh grade dance·”
They both started to laugh, softly. Nick had been making fun ofher, and she lost her temper and gave him a sock straight to hisnose that started him bleeding. He was shocked, but recognized hedeserved it.
I could imagine Christy doing something like that. Although she wasthe sweetest person in the world, she had so much fire—she lived soin the moment of her feelings and emotions.
In freshman year English class, we’d read the other’s stories aloudto the class because we were too scared to read our own.
She’d let me cheat off her geometry test my sophomore year. We’dboth been caught.
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