少女侦探南茜·朱尔
Nancy Drew
Carolyn Keene · 初版 2007 年
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为什么值得读
- 篇幅简短且叙事节奏快
- 容易让孩子迅速迷上阅读
- 适合中小学生阅读的悬疑故事
Nancy Drew 作为 River Heights 最聪明的侦探，总是奔赴在破案一线——无论情况有多危险！如今，Nancy 在陪同父亲前往洛杉矶时，将她的侦查技能提升到了一个全新的高度，尽管她父亲以为她已经永远放弃了当侦探。在发现一起涉及一位美貌影星死亡的陈年悬案后，Nancy 发誓要揭开谜团。在一些新朋友的协助下，Nancy 在侦破此案的道路上稳步推进。然而，在节奏飞快的 Hollywood 名利场中，Nancy 是否已经力不从心、深陷险境？
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……选择多得很，主要看你喜欢哪类故事。推荐几个点子和我个人喜欢的：- 《鸡皮疙瘩》（Goosebumps）系列很火。- 有很多适合中高年级阅读的侦探推理系列，比如《哈迪兄弟》（Hardy Boys）和《南茜·朱尔》（Nancy Drew）。- 我小时候最喜欢的几部：《手推车战争》（The Pushcart War）、《费里斯比夫人和尼姆的老鼠》（Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH）、《时间的皱褶》（A Wrinkle in Time）、《神奇飞天车》（The Phantom Tollbooth）、《纳尼亚传奇》（友情提示：基督教隐喻极重）……
…are tons of options depending on what sort of stories you like. A few ideas and favorites: - The Goosebumps series is popular. - There are a lot of middle grade mystery series like the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew - A few of my personal favorites from childhood: The Pushcart War; Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH; A Wrinkle in Time; The Phantom Tollbooth; the Chronicles of Narnia (warning: heavy Christian symbolism);…
小时候我看了好多《南茜·朱尔》，都是我姐从图书馆或者她朋友那借来的。我也因为这些书彻底迷上了阅读。篇幅短、节奏快，整体来说我比《哈迪兄弟》更喜欢它。虽然我是个男的……
Growing up I read a lot of the Nancy Drew books that my sister would borrow from the library and her friends. I got hooked on reading because of these books. Short and fast paced, I generally liked them better than the Hardy Boys. Being a guy…
……能珍藏一生。另外还可以给她买几张《美国女孩》（American Girl）电影的 DVD。他们好像也有实体店，带她去那逛逛也比去那家山寨漫画店强。至于书的话，也许《南茜·朱尔》？或者类似但更新一点的？既然她才七岁，是个聪明的女孩子，学起法语来可能会神速——可以想办法试试看。找些懂行的人聊聊……
…and value forever. Also get her DVDs of some of the movies from American Girl. They may also have some retail stores it would be better for her to visit than that fake comic book store. For books, maybe Nancy Drew? Or something similar but more recent? Since she's seven, a girl, and bright, it may be that she could get good at French with blinding speed -- try to find a way. Talk to some people who know about…
我的大女儿四岁就会看书了。到二年级时，在德州的一所公立学校里，她就喜欢自己看《南茜·朱尔》探案故事了。有一天她哭着从学校跑回家，跟我们说再也不想去上学了——她说她因为在学校看这本书挨批了。我和她妈妈便去找老师理论……
My oldest daughter could read at age four. By second grade, in a Texas public school, she liked to read Nancy Drew mysteries on her own. One day she came home from school crying and told us she didn't want to go back -- she said she had got in trouble for reading her book. Her mom and I went to talk to the teacher.…
……对身边的所有人来说都是个没脑子的祸害，毫无同理心。如果你是个讨厌小孩的成年人，看这种可能会觉得很爽，但作为一个孩子，我完全不想跟这些角色产生任何共鸣。我知道《南茜·朱尔》或《哈迪兄弟》对于他们那个年纪来说聪明得有些不切实际，但我读它们就是因为我想成为他们那样的人。我干嘛要去看那些把我讨厌自己的特质全给具象化了的角色？
…a thoughtless menace to everyone else around them without a shred of empathy. That’s great if you’re an adult who hates kids but as a kid, I didn’t want to identify with the characters at all. I know Nancy Drew/the Hardy Boys were perhaps unrealistically intelligent for their age but I read them because I wanted to be like them. Why would I read about people who personify all the things I hate about myself?
……打造新的爆款。唱片公司和制作人显然已经把这套玩法玩成了（数据）科学。可能有人会指出，流水线批量生产的“流行文学”其实早就有了：比如整套《哈迪兄弟》和《南茜·朱尔》系列就是这么搞出来的。不过，由于目前这种做法还没那么泛滥，（几乎）没人抱怨过。但一旦这类数据被越来越频繁地使用，反馈循环变得越来越……
…create new hits. Record labels and producers apparently have it down to a (data) science. Some may point out that mass-produced "pop literature" is not really new: for instance, the entire Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew series was just that. However, since this is not a widespread practice so far, (almost) nobody has complained about it. But once this data starts getting used more and more, and feedback loops get more…