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书名：Ella Enchanted 魔法灰姑娘
难度：Lexile蓝思阅读指数670L
作者：Gail Carson Levine
出版社名称：HarperCollins
出版时间：2017
语种：英文 
ISBN：9780064407052
商品尺寸：13 x 1.5 x 19.4 cm
包装：平装
页数：240

Ella Enchanted《魔法灰姑娘》是美国作家盖尔·卡森·乐文的所著的儿童小说，自出版以来销量多达100多万，并被改编成电影。这是一本充满勇气、趣味十足的小说，它在重现灰姑娘故事的同时，又加入了许多的神秘生物，包括仙女、精灵、侏儒、巨人和食人魔。
本书为英文版，适合8岁及以上的儿童或青少年阅读。

推荐理由：
1. 纽伯瑞儿童文学奖银奖作品，美国图书馆协会推荐书目；
2. 安妮海瑟薇主演电影《魔法灰姑娘》英文原著小说；
3. 英文原版，内容无删减，纸质护眼。
This beloved Newbery Honor-winning story about a feisty heroine is sure to enchant readers new and old.
At her birth, Ella of Frell receives a foolish fairy’s gift—the “gift” of obedience. Ella must obey any order, whether it’s to hop on one foot for a day and a half, or to chop off her own head! But strong-willed Ella does not accept her fate...
Against a bold backdrop of princes, ogres, giants, wicked stepsisters, and fairy godmothers, Ella goes on a quest to break the curse forever.
Review
“A thoroughly enchanting novel that deepens and enriches the original tale.” — School Library Journal

“Plenty of humorous twists and a spunky, intelligent female lead.” — Kirkus Reviews

“As finely designed as a tapestry, with a heroine so spirited that she wins readers’ hearts.” — ALA Booklist 

Ella Enchanted《魔法灰姑娘》是一本充满勇气、趣味十足的小说。小主人公爱拉一出生即得到仙女的一份恐怖的礼物——服从，对任何人的话必须惟命是从，这让她随时随地陷入困扰、矛盾和痛苦之中。然而爱拉凭借她慧黠、勇敢和反叛的个性，在寻求自由和发现自我的路途中一一化险为夷。她机智地驯服了食人妖，与精灵结为朋友，并且与王子坠入爱河。在宫廷盛大的假面舞会上，她为了救心爱的王子，忍受身心痛苦，与咒语进行了激烈的抗争……小说情节生动曲折，悬念迭出，极富吸引力。
Ella is a girl with a most unusual gift, and her story has charmed readers and critics alike. Now Miramax Films brings this wholly original Cinderella story to the silver screen, complete with princes, ogres, wicked stepsisters, and a fairy-tale ending fit for a princess.

盖尔·卡森·乐文在纽约市长大，一直从事写作。高中时的诗歌作品就已经小有名气，曾被收录到两本青少年诗集中出版。在逐步成为一名儿童作家中，盖尔·卡森·乐文曾先后主修过哲学课程，做过女演员、画家以及从事救济事业的工作者。她和丈夫大卫曾合作过一部儿童音乐剧。而多种职业的尝试，使她确定了儿童文学创作的主方向。
盖尔·卡森·乐文近50岁的时候出版儿童图书《魔法灰姑娘》，这部小说的创作始于写作学习中，期间由于情节结构的不充分而被暂时搁置，后由灰姑娘故事的共鸣而产生灵感，才终成稿，并在1998年摘取了纽伯瑞儿童文学奖银奖等多项文学奖项，销量超过100万册，并被拍成电影。她的其它作品包括《Dave At Night》、《The Wish》和《The Two Princesses of Bamarre》等。

Gail Carson Levinegrew up in New York City and has been writing all her life. Her first book for children, Ella Enchanted, was a 1998 Newbery Honor Book. Levine’s other books include Dave At Night, an ALA Notable Book and Best Book for Young Adults;The Wish;The Two Princesses of Bamarre; and her Princess Tales books:The Princess Test,The Fairy’s Mistake,Princess Sonora and the Long Sleep,Cinderellis and the Glass Hill,For Biddle’s Sake andThe Fairy’s Return. She is also the author of the picture bookBetsy Who Cried Wolf, illustrated by Scott Nash.
Gail, her husband, David, and their Airedale, Baxter, live in a two-hundred-year-old farmhouse in the Hudson River Valley.

That fool of a fairy Lucinda did not intend to lay a curse on me. She meant to bestow a gift. When I cried inconsolably through my first hour of life, my tears were her inspiration. Shaking her head sympathetically at Mother, the fairy touched my nose. “My gift is obedience. Ella will always be obedient. Now stop crying, child.”
Father was away on a trading expedition as usual, but our cook, Mandy, was there. She and Mother were horrified, but no matter how they explained it to Lucinda, they couldn’t make her understand the terrible thing she’d done to me. I could picture the argument: Mandy’s freckles standing out sharper than usual, her frizzy gray hair in disarray, and her double chin shaking with anger; Mother still and intense, her brown curls damp from labor, the laughter gone from her eyes.
I couldn’t imagine Lucinda. I didn’t know what she looked like.
She wouldn’t undo the curse.
My first awareness of it came on my fifth birthday. I seem to remember that day perfectly, perhaps because Mandy told the tale so often.
“For your birthday,” she’d start, “I baked a beautiful cake. Six layers.”
Bertha, our head maid, had sewn a special gown for me. “Blue as midnight with a white sash. You were small for your age even then, and you looked like a china doll, with a white ribbon in your black hair and your cheeks red from excitement.”
In the middle of the table was a vase filled with flowers that Nathan, our manservant, had picked.
We all sat around the table. (Father was away again.) I was thrilled. I had watched Mandy bake the cake and Bertha sew the gown and Nathan pick the flowers.
Mandy cut the cake. When she handed me my piece, she said without thinking, “Eat.”
The first bite was delicious. I finished the slice happily. When it was gone, Mandy cut another. That one was harder. When it was gone, no one gave me more, but I knew I had to keep eating. I moved my fork into the cake itself.
“Ella, what are you doing?” Mother said.
“Little piggy.” Mandy laughed. “It’s her birthday, Lady. Let her have as much as she wants. She put another slice on my plate.
I felt sick, and frightened. Why couldn’t I stop eating? Swallowing was a struggle. Each bite weighed on my tongue and felt like a sticky mass of glue as I fought to get it down. I started crying while I ate.
Mother realizedfirst. “Stop eating, Ella,” she commanded.
I stopped.