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书名：Goodnight Mister Tom 晚安汤姆先生
读者对象：9岁及以上
难度：Lexile蓝思阅读指数760L
作者：Michelle Magorian米歇尔·麦格里安
出版社名称：Puffin Classics
出版时间：2014
语种：英文
ISBN：9780141354804
商品尺寸：12.7 x 3.2 x 19.7 cm
包装：平装
页数：384 （以实物为准）

★卫报儿童小说奖（Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize）
★BBC有史以来伟大的100部小说
★SAT官方推荐考生阅读的100部小说

Goodnight Mister Tom《晚安汤姆先生》是英国作家米歇尔·麦格里安的儿童文学处女作，曾获卫报儿童小说奖，还被BBC评为有史以来伟大的100部小说之一。1998年，这部小说被改编成同名电影，受到了广大英国观众的欢迎。
Winner of the Guardian Children’s Fiction Award.
Review
“An engrossing and poignant story, with much sunlight to balance the darkness.”— The New Yorker
“Powerful.” —The Read-Aloud Handbook by Jim Trelease
“Goodnight Mister Tom is one of the most touching and powerful stories ever written. As the relationship between Willie and Tom begins to transform them both, Magorian’s powerful yet gentle writing tugs at the heart, taking the reader on an incredibly emotional journey that never once stoops to unnecessary sentimentality. ”—Susan Harrison

这是一个发生在二战期间一位孤僻老人和一个性格内向的孩子之间进行情感交流的故事。当时，伦敦成为德军轰炸的焦点。为了下一代的安全，很多孩子被送到偏僻的乡村避难，威廉是其中的一员。他被送到小镇上的汤姆家，汤姆是一位性格非常孤僻的老人，然而他心地善良，勤劳肯干。威廉从小在压抑的环境中长大，他经常尿床，甚至连自己的名字都不会写，在学校时常遭到老师和同学的白眼。然而汤姆却以他宽厚、仁慈的胸怀精心呵护着小威廉，在他的鼓励和教育下，威廉不但学会了写字，还画出一手好画，性情也变得开朗活泼了很多。然而，当威廉的母亲把孩子接回家后，汤姆一下子觉得失落了很多，他决定动身去伦敦找威廉。在一次空袭中，威廉的小妹妹死在了他的怀里，威廉又一次受到打击，幸好汤姆及时赶来，在他的精心照顾下，威廉终于露出了笑容。
Young Willie Beech is evacuated to the country as Britain stands on the brink of the Second World War. A sad, deprived child, he slowly begins to flourish under the care of old Tom Oakley - but his new-found happiness is shattered by a summons from his mother back in London . . .

米歇尔·麦格里安（Michelle Magorian），英国当代很具影响力的儿童文学家之一，1947年生于英格兰。她自幼热爱表演，曾留学法国马赛尔·马索巴黎国际默剧学校，成为一名职业演员。回到英国后，她开始了自己的表演生涯，同时对儿童文学产生了浓厚兴趣。1981年,米歇尔在写作学习班完成了自己的儿童文学处女作《晚安，汤姆先生》（Good Night, Mister Tom），一举夺得了卫报儿童小说奖（Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize）。该小说还被BBC评为有史以来伟大的100部小说之一。1998年，这部小说被改编成电影，受到了广大英国观众的欢迎。此后米歇尔还获过国际读书协会奖（International Reading Association Award），2008年又以其新书Just Henry获得英国科斯塔图书奖（Costa Book Award）。
Michelle Magorian was born in Portsmouth and on leaving school studied at the Rose Bruford College of speech and Drama and Marcel Marceau’s International School of Mime in Paris. Over the years she became interested in children’s books and decided to write one herself. The result wasGoodnight Mister Tom, which won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Award, an International Reading Association Award and was also made into a much-loved film.

“YES,’ said Tom bluntly, on opening the front door. “What d’you want?”
A harassed middle-aged woman in a green coat and felt hat stood on his step. He glanced at the armband on her sleeve. She gave him an awkward smile.
“I’m the billeting officer for this area,” she began.
“Oh yes, and what’s that got to do wi’ me? ”
She flushed slightly. “Well, Mr, Mr...”
“Oakley. Thomas Oakley.”
“Ah, thank you, Mr Oakley. ” She paused and took a deep breath. “Mr Oakley, with the declaration of war imminent . . . ”
Tom waved his hand. “I knows all that. Git to the point.”
“What d’you want?” He noticed a small boy at her side.
“It’s him I’ve come about,” she said. “I’m on my way to your village hall with the others.”
“What others?”
She stepped to one side. Behind the large iron gate which stood at the end of the graveyard were a small group of children. Many of them were fi lthy and very poorly clad. Only a handful had a blazer or coat. They all looked bewildered and exhausted. One tiny dark-haired girl in the front was hanging firmly on to a new teddy-bear.
The woman touched the boy at her side and pushed him forward.
“There’s no need to tell me,” said Tom. “It’s obligatory and it’s for the war effort.”
“You are entitled to choose your child, I know,” began the woman apologetically.
Tom gave a snort. “But,” she continued, “his mother wants him to be with someone who’s religious or near a church. She was quite adamant. Said she would only let him be evacuated if he was.”
“Was what?” asked Tom impatiently.
“Near a church.”
Tom took a second look at the child. The boy was thin and sickly-looking, pale with limp sandy hair and dull grey eyes.
“His name’s Willie,” said the woman.