基本信息出版社：江西教育出版社
页码：384 页
出版日期：2006年12月
ISBN：10062831
条形码：9771006283001
版本：第1版
装帧：平装
开本：16
正文语种：中文/英语

内容简介 《疯狂英语.阅读版(第54-59期合订本)(2006.7-12)》主要内容包括：时间的故事、一诺千金、成长纪念册、对的方向、膛的馈赠和开卷有益。很高兴向广大的读者朋友们推荐这本合集，和大家一起分享我们的成长历程。对于如何学好英语，CR始终坚持一个原则——兴趣是最好的老师！CR不仅仅着眼于提供地道的英文，她更注重培养读者学习英语的兴趣，扩大读者阅读的知识层面，帮助读者了解东西文化差异，养成自然的英语学习习惯和语感，从而让读者真正地理解、掌握英语，热爱并享受英语。与国内其它双语杂志相比，CR更注重人文关怀和对创新的追求，她主要致力于通过一些真实的故事来启发，感动读者。因此，翻开CR，你不仅能看到地道的英文文章，更可以感受时代气息，收获人生哲理，体验异域文化，品味一份可口的精神大餐。
Readl ng must be fun！ 希望CR能带给你们学习英语和阅读的乐趣，要记住我们的口号——享受英语，享受阅读！
编辑推荐 《疯狂英语.阅读版(第54-59期合订本)(2006.7-12)》是《疯狂英语》杂志社编写的，由江西教育出版社出版。
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卡斯特罗638次与死神擦肩而过
冰火两重天——日本双妃记
艰难中前行的阿富汗女童教育
重返加纳
时间之手
时间阿斯匹林
生命终结时……
爱的誓言
报废的承诺
发丝深情
士兵的誓言
园丁爷爷
阅读时光
奶奶的宽恕
和自己赛跑
在爱中成长
我有我选择
为人生修剪
救护站的故事
美丽心灵
石匠的故事
八个不必花一分钱的礼物
血浓于水
爱的价值
弹珠交易
最好的员工
论读书
死荫之谷
一个干净明亮的地方
面具背后的男孩
×祖父
胡思乱想
南非的来信
逃离
幽你一默
言传不如身教
互信一刻
孩子眼中的暴风雨
此时此刻
发现自己
奶奶的成绩单
唇语心语
夏日恋歌
快乐秘诀
妈妈的影子
开启心门
迟来的“道歉”
实干家的工具人生
把爱寄给我
情牵晾衣绳
爱的抚摸
做自己喜欢的事
承受生命之轻
心灵之歌
5号杀虫剂
童心童趣
为父母圆梦
口罩袭击
欢聚一堂
天生“一对”
“漫长”等待
地图背后
圣诞祝福
美丽的错吻
学会聆听
节日随想
名校，有什么了不起!
我女儿的第一封信
学法语受辱记
情迷香江
涂鸦文化：街头艺术还是都市伤痕?
脱贫有新招
BT下载——互联网上的巡逻艇
十五年改变世界的十五个网站
揭开希特勒的神秘地堡
逞罗双子
消逝世界的守护者
马达加斯加——悠游猎奇之旅
月色迷幻
爸爸的华尔兹
千虑一失
论烤猪
玩偶之家
沙与沫
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I arranged to have hismother bring him to work, met them in the park-ing lot and invited them both to celebrate his re-turn to work. Stevie was thinner and paler, butcouldn't stop grinning as he pushed through the doorsand headed for the back room where his apronand busing cart were waiting. "Hold up there,Stevie, not so fast," I said. I took him and hismother by their arms. "Work can wait for a minute.To celebrate you coming back, breakfast for youand your mother is on me."
I led them toward a large corner booth at therear of the room. I could feel and hear the restof the staff following behind as we marchedthrough the dining room. Glancing over myshoulder, I saw booth after booth of grinning truck-ers empty and join the procession. We stopped infront of the big table. Its surface was covered withcoffee cups, saucers and dinner plates, all sittingslightly crooked on dozens of folded paper napkins."First thing you have to do, Stevie, is clean up thismess," I said. I tried to sound stern. Stevie lookedat me, and then at his mother, then pulled out oneof the napkins. It had "Something for Stevie"printed on the outside. As he picked it up, two $10bills fell onto the table.
Stevie stared at the money, then at all the nap-kins peeking from beneath the tableware, each withhis name printed or scrawled on it. I tumed to hismother. "There's more than $10,000 in cash andchecks on that table, all from truckers and truck-ing companies that heard about your problems.Happy Thanksgiving." Well, it got real noisy aboutthat time, with everybody hollering andshouting, and there were a few tears, as well.
But you know what's funny？ While everybodyelse was busy shaking hands and hugging eachother, Stevie, with a big, big smile on his face, wasbusy clearing all the cups and dishes from the table.
Best worker I ever hired.