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• 作者：Daisy. 发布时间：2022-11-29 13:07:17

  这个价位很好了。有很有小机关，很多小细节，色彩比较鲜明，适合16到20月龄的小朋友。唯一不足是部分画风我不喜欢。

• 作者：Mr. Mackey 发布时间：2021-05-29 19:04:58

  孩子对世界的探索，充满好奇

• 作者：天啊！ 发布时间：2012-08-27 10:09:49

  算是目前看到的介绍公益和社会创新的写得比较好的书了。行文比较好读，案例的选取也比较丰富得当。感觉深度略有不足，另外就是作者至少两次mentino他其他的“拙作”，有广告之嫌……anyways，是一本好的入门书。

• 作者：夏至摹 发布时间：2021-08-05 09:38:39

  宝宝非常喜欢。

• 作者：诸葛兔 发布时间：2022-08-08 11:48:14

  宝宝非常喜欢。我也非常喜欢o(∩_∩)o 好用心的一部书。有很多小机关。最爱神秘的海洋～

• 作者：霖柒 发布时间：2022-08-27 09:46:32

  非常好！

• 美好的装逼犯之王是人类历史上的里程碑

  作者：王小能 发布时间：2010-02-28 20:45:14

• Richard Bach：Jonathan Livingston Seagull (1970)

  作者：孔丘 发布时间：2010-09-04 13:54:24

  　　

  　　Like Starsky and Hutch, Jaws and flared jeans, Jonathan Livingston Seagull was one of the hits of the 1970s. It was even made into a movie. But what exactly is this book, and is it still worth reading?

  　　

  　　Bach's bestseller is an uplifting fable of a seagull, Jonathan, who decides he is much more than just a seagull, who wants something else out of life. It consists of fewer than 100 pages, including many dreamy photographs of gulls in action.

  　　

  　　The book is now a symbol of the alternative or New Age spirituality that emerged at this time - yet as many have noted, Jonathan's experience in the story is an allegory for the life of Jesus Christ.

  　　

  　　Flying into the unknown

  　　

  　　Jonathan is different to other birds in his flock: "For most gulls, it is not flying that matters, but eating. For this gull, though, it was not eating that mattered, but flight." His father tells him that "The reason you fly is to eat", and that flying for the sake of it is not done.

  　　

  　　Still, Jonathan spends his days experimenting with high-speed dives and flying very low over the water. He wants to push his limits, to find out what is possible. Often, it ends in desperate failure. He resigns himself to just being part of the flock, doing things the way they had always been done.

  　　

  　　But one day he tries a dive, and is able to accelerate to a hundred and forty miles per hour, "a gray cannonball under the moon". The next day, he goes even beyond this, over two hundred miles per hour, the fastest a gull had ever flown.

  　　

  　　In his celebration Jonathan flies down from the heights and flies right through his own flock, luckily not killing anyone. He realizes he has taken his species to a new level. Once he teaches them what he knows, he thinks, they will no longer have a tired life of going from one fishing boat to another, picking up fish heads just to survive. He will show them a higher level of existence.

  　　

  　　Genius banished

  　　

  　　Yet the next day, Jonathan is summoned to stand before the gull Council. For his 'reckless irresponsibility' he is shamed and banished from the flock. He is told he does not understand the purpose of gull life - to eat to stay alive as long as possible.

  　　

  　　Out at the Far Cliffs, Jonathan spends his days alone, sad not so much for himself but for the possibilities the flock has spurned. For all the time he is finding new ways to do things. From his flying experiments he discovers that a controlled high-speed dive into the water can get the better-tasting fish which swim some distance below the surface. Ironically, his love of flying itself has lead to an abundance of food.

  　　

  　　Jonathan later meets a group of more advanced gulls, gulls like him who fly for the sake of it. They take him into another dimension, a sort of heaven for gulls, and he is told that he is a one-in-a-million gull, because he has learned the lesson of life: that it is not just to 'get through' but to seek your own perfection in some way. Most gulls have to go through a thousand lives before they realize this. In the author's words: "We choose our next world through what we learn in this one. Learn nothing, and the next world is the same as this one, all the same limitations and lead weights to overcome." We must seek our own perfection; this is the reason for living.

  　　

  　　Final word

  　　

  　　It might take only half an hour to read, but Jonathan Livingston Seagull can clear the mind and lift the sights, like a walk on the beach breathing in the salty air.

  　　

  　　It is easy now, 35 years on, to overlook the originality of the book's concept, and though some find it rather naïve, in fact it expresses timeless ideas about human potential.

  　　

  　　When you go to the seaside you see gulls always squabbling over a single french fry or a bread crust, and think, 'How they squabble over nothing!' Yet this book shows us that most people are like the gulls in Jonathan's flock: if they only got out of their narrow mindsets they would realize what riches awaited them.

  　　

  　　Like the British explorer of the same name, Jonathan Livingston knows that "The gull sees farthest who flies highest". If pondering big changes in your life, this book may inspire the confidence you need.