The Kite RiderUp and up the wind drew him. Haoyou looked about him and saw the whole world beneath him. And it was his. The Great Miao, master of the Jade Circus, offers Haoyou the amazing chance to escape his family's poverty -- by becoming a kite rider. Strapped onto a beautiful scarlet-and-gold kite, Haoyou is sent into the sky, earning money, freedom, and unexpected fame. Miao even plans for Haoyou to perform before Kublai Khan himself. From Carnegie Medalist Geraldine McCaughrean comes a dazzling story of adventure, betrayal, family, and sacrifice set in the dramatic world of thirteenth-century China. |
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第 23 頁
A Pnpml First Mate Di Chou had let the Chabi sail out of port without him because there was quite another vessel he wanted to board. Ever since the first time he had seen Qing'an standing on tiptoe on the quayside to catch sight of her ...
A Pnpml First Mate Di Chou had let the Chabi sail out of port without him because there was quite another vessel he wanted to board. Ever since the first time he had seen Qing'an standing on tiptoe on the quayside to catch sight of her ...
第 24 頁
in a landscape of paddy fields, Di Chou also had a wife. But he happily praised her aloud, day and night, in the hope that the jealous gods would snatch her and her sickly brats up to heaven. Fortunately Di Chou had outsailed his past ...
in a landscape of paddy fields, Di Chou also had a wife. But he happily praised her aloud, day and night, in the hope that the jealous gods would snatch her and her sickly brats up to heaven. Fortunately Di Chou had outsailed his past ...
第 25 頁
When Di Chou raised the subject of a marriage, he could almost hear Bo's brain clinking like an abacus. A new husband for the widow; no more drain on the family coffers; a problem solved. "I shall give your offer my most earnest ...
When Di Chou raised the subject of a marriage, he could almost hear Bo's brain clinking like an abacus. A new husband for the widow; no more drain on the family coffers; a problem solved. "I shall give your offer my most earnest ...
第 28 頁
On this pompous note, he signaled with one stubby finger that the medium should begin, folded his arms across his big belly, and shut his eyes, forbidding further comment. Haoyou was panic-stricken. Di Chou marry his mother?
On this pompous note, he signaled with one stubby finger that the medium should begin, folded his arms across his big belly, and shut his eyes, forbidding further comment. Haoyou was panic-stricken. Di Chou marry his mother?
第 29 頁
First Mate Di Chou watching from beyond the throng of neighbors' faces. Haoyou began to think he was being haunted — not by his father, but by the man in the leather sleeveless tunic and necklace of animal parts.
First Mate Di Chou watching from beyond the throng of neighbors' faces. Haoyou began to think he was being haunted — not by his father, but by the man in the leather sleeveless tunic and necklace of animal parts.
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Wedding | 51 |
Tasting the Wind | 67 |
The Great Miao | 83 |
Qiqi | 93 |
AboutFace | 174 |
The Mighty Khan | 185 |
Fall from Grace | 212 |
Loyalty and Betrayal | 224 |
The Carpet | 241 |
Weapon of War | 251 |
Halflight | 266 |
Fingers | 282 |
Translation for Beginners | 105 |
The Paddy | 126 |
A Patch of Dark | 141 |
Duty | 157 |
Family | 292 |
The Thirteenth Century and Kublai Khan | 305 |
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