经典绘本有声读物·幼儿版:100万只猫(中英双语)

本书是婉达·盖格的经典作品合集，不仅收录了《100万只猫》，还收录了《没了就没了》《妮皮和纳皮》《搞笑的凡尼》《ABC兔》等多个故事。《100万只猫》曾获纽伯瑞奖银奖、刘易斯·卡罗尔书架奖，入选美国《学校图书馆》杂志“影响整个世纪的一百本书”，入选纽约公共图书馆“每个人都应该知道的100种绘本”。故事主要讲了一位老爷爷为了完成老奶奶想要养猫的愿望，历经千辛万苦终于找到一只合适的小猫的故事。

本书中的故事生动风趣，寓意深刻，令人百读不厌。而其中有亮点的是，1934年的纽伯瑞银奖获奖作品《ABC兔》原有配曲，这次被我们的配音老师用歌唱还原了出来，大家不妨跟着学，一起唱出来吧！

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婉达·盖格（Wanda Gag）1893年3月11日出生于美国明尼苏达州的新乌尔姆。她的父亲是画家和摄影师，小时候她从长辈那里听到的德国民间传说影响了她的一生。由于父母早逝，婉达·盖格成为家里的主心骨，独自将六个弟弟妹妹养育成人。她依靠贷款及奖学金，在明尼阿波利斯艺术学校和纽约的艺术学校学习，毕业后画了几年时装插图，在当时已经小有名气。不过，婉达·盖格渴望画自己喜欢画的东西，于是她辞去工作，回到乡下专心创作。

1928年，婉达·盖格的绘本《100万只猫》面世，拿下了当年的纽伯瑞银奖。这本书拉开了20世纪30年代“绘本黄金期”的序幕。在这本书中，婉达·盖格首次在图画书上实现了跨版设计，这在绘本史上是一个创新。

随着《100万只猫》取得的好成绩，婉达·盖格又创作了多部绘本，普遍取得了不俗的成绩。她在日记里写到：“我自己的座右铭——绘画是为了活着，而活着是为了绘画。” 绘画一直都是她生活的动力。

100万只猫

没了就没了（想做家务活儿的男人的故事）

妮皮和纳皮

搞笑的凡尼

婉达·盖格——艺术家庭中出来的绘本之王

《The millions cats》

《100万只猫》

Once upon a time there was a very old man

and a very old woman.

从前，有一位老爷爷和一位老奶奶。

They lived in a nice clean house which had flowers all

around it， except where the door was. But they couldn’t be happy

because they were so very lonely.

他们住在一所漂亮又干净的房子里。房子周围开满了

鲜花，只留出一条出门的小路。但是他们并不开心，因为

他们很孤独。

“If only we had a cat！” sighed the very old woman.

“A cat？” asked the very old man.

“Yes， a sweet little fluffy cat，” said the very old woman.

“I will get you a cat， my dear，” said the very old man.

And he set out over the hills to look for one. He climbed over

the sunny hills. He trudged through the cool valleys. He walked

a long， long time and at last he came to a hill which was quite

covered with cats.

“要是有只猫就好了！”老奶奶叹着气说。

“猫？”老爷爷问。

“是啊，一只漂亮的毛茸茸的小猫。”老奶奶说。

“我去给你弄一只来，亲爱的。”老爷爷说。

于是，老爷爷就动身去找猫了。他爬过一座座阳光照

耀的山冈，穿过一条条阴凉清爽的峡谷，走了很久很久，

终于来到一座满是猫的山上。

There were cats here， there were cats there，

There were cats and kittens， everywhere，

There were hundreds of cats，

There were thousands of cats，

There were millions and billions and trillions of cats.

这儿有猫，那儿有猫，

到处都是大大小小的猫，

几百只猫，

几千只猫，

几百万只猫，几十亿只猫，几万亿只猫。

“Oh，” cried the old man joyfully， “now I can choose the prettiest cat and take it home with me！” So he chose one. It was white.

“噢，”老爷爷高声欢呼，“这下子，我可以挑一只最漂亮的猫咪带回家了！”于是，他挑了一只白色的猫。

But just as he was about to leave， he saw another one all

black and white and it seemed just as pretty as the first. So he

took this one also.

可是，就在他要走的时候，他又发现一只黑白相间

的花猫，和先前挑的那只猫一样漂亮。所以，他把这只

猫也抱了起来。

But then he saw a fuzzy gray kitten way over here which

was every bit as pretty as the others. So he took it too.

没一会儿，他又看到了一只毛茸茸的小灰猫，一点儿

也不比刚才那两只猫逊色。所以，他又多选了一只猫。

And now he saw one way down in a corner， which he

thought too lovely to leave. So he took this too.

后来，他发现角落里还有一只猫，非常可爱，可不能

把它丢下。于是，他把这只猫也带上了。

And just then over here the very old man found a kitten which

was black and very beautiful.

“Oh， it would be a shame to leave that one！” said the very old

man， so he took it.

之后，老爷爷又发现一只小黑猫，漂亮极了。

“不带走它真是太可惜了。”老爷爷说着，把它也带上了。

And now， over there， he saw a cat， which had brown and yellow stripes like a baby tiger.

“Oh， I simply must take it！” cried the very old man and he did.

还没开始走，他又看到不远处有一只带棕色和黄色条纹的小猫，像只小老虎。

“我得把它带上！”老爷爷这么喊着，把它也带上了。

So it happened that every time the very old man looked up， he saw another cat which was so pretty he could not bear to leave it， and before he knew it， he had chosen them all.

就这样，每次抬头，老爷爷都会看见一只漂亮得让他忍不住要带走的猫。不知不觉中，他带上了所有的猫。

And so he went back over the sunny hills and down through the cool valleys， to show all his

pretty kittens to the very old woman.

他开始往回走，爬过一座座阳光照耀的山冈，穿过一条条阴凉清爽的峡谷，带着他所有的猫回家了，他要让老奶奶看看这些漂亮的猫。

It was very funny to see those hundreds and thousands and millions and billions and trillions of cats following him.

瞧啊，几百只猫、几千只猫、几百万只猫、几十亿只猫、几万亿只猫跟在他后头，真是有趣极了。

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