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作者:Michael Morpurgo

出版社:HarperCollins

装帧:平装

页数：128页

尺寸:13x19.7x1cm

ISBN:9780006751038

语种：英语

The Butterfly Lion《蝴蝶狮》是畅销百万的英国桂冠作家麦克·莫波格的儿童小说，讲述了一个孩子与一只白狮子之间神秘而动人的故事。这本《蝴蝶狮》与《柑橘与柠檬啊》、《战马》、《岛王》为作者麦克·莫波格自己很满意的四部作品。

A lyrical and moving tale of a young boy growing up in Africa, and his lifelong friendship with a white lion.

“All my life I’ll think of you, I promise I will. I won’t ever forget you.”

Bertie rescues an orphaned white lion cub from the African veld. They are inseparable until Bertie is sent to boarding school far away in England and the lion is sold to a circus. Bertie swears that one day they will see one another again, but it is the butterfly lion which ensures that their friendship will never be forgotten.

“它是一头狮子，又不是一个人。狮子根本不需要名字。”

这是一个小男孩和一只白狮子之间的故事

也是一个生命守护和拥抱另一个生命的故事

有关孤独，爱，承诺，温暖，和美好

一个小男孩在寄宿学校受到种种委屈，一个雨天，想要逃学的想法终于付诸行动。逃学途中，小男孩为避雨躲到一位老婆婆家，老婆婆用故事把他带到非洲大草原去，一个数十年前和他念同一间学校，同样逃学的男孩的故乡去……

两件本来不可能交错的事，却不可思议地重迭在一起，像是“不能说的秘密”，成就了这本书耐人寻味的结局。

英国小男孩怎么遇到非洲白狮子？长大后，小男孩到英国念书，白狮子被卖入马戏团，他们又是如何重逢？白狮子和蓝色的阿多尼斯蓝蝶又是怎么化成蝴蝶狮，长长久久盘踞在山头？这则动人的故事又是透过什么人流传出来……书中每个环节都有令人惊叹的转折，结尾处更有“余音袅袅，绕梁三日，不绝于耳”的绝妙回味。

我们总在生命里许下许多承诺，但时光荏苒，美好不再，你的承诺实现了吗？

如果没有，尽管来看看这里的故事。

"All my life I'll think of you, I promise I will. I won't ever forget you."

Bertie rescues an orphaned white lion cub from the African veld. They are inseparable until Bertie is sent to boarding school far away in England and the lion is sold to a circus. Bertie swears that one day they will see one another again, but the butterfly lion ensures that their friendship will never be forgotten.

麦克·莫波格，英国著名儿童文学作家，英国畅销小说家之一，英国获得“童书桂冠作家”荣誉的作家之一，曾获聪明豆儿童图书奖，蓝彼得图书奖，惠特布雷德儿童文学奖。

其创作作品达百余部之多，获奖无数，多部作品曾被翻拍成电影、电视剧、舞台剧和歌剧。他的作品《岛王》，更是击败《哈利·波特》，获得英国惟一由儿童票选高奖项——英国儿童图书奖；另一部小说《战马》则被国际大导演斯皮尔伯格看中，改编为电影。在创作过程中，麦克经常融入自己真实的经历。他在《蝴蝶师》一书中就影射了自己在寄宿学校那段不愉快的经历。除了从自身经历取材外，麦克也善于从周遭发生的事情中汲取灵感。他的《岛王》就是以一次真实的船难为灵感写出的。这两部作品与《柑橘与柠檬啊》和《战马》一起，成为麦克自己很满意的四部创作。2006年，他凭借在文学领域的贡献被授予大英帝国军官勋章。

“对我来说，写作美妙的部分就是可以一直梦想。”正是因为保持着一颗童心，像孩子一样喜欢幻想，莫波格才能够写出无数感人且充满童趣的作品。

麦克·莫波格极爱历史，一心渴望迷失在故事里。他的故事，解救了众多渴望幻想的小小心灵。有件事，他想一辈子都做，那就是，给很小很小的孩子写书，那种每个字都很重要的书。

Michael Morpurgo OBE is one of Britain's best-loved writers for children, and has sold more than 35 million books around the world. He has written more than 150 novels and won many prizes, including the Smarties Prize, the Whitbread Award and the Blue Peter Book Award, while several of his books have been adapted for stage and screen, including the global theatrical phenomenon War Horse. Michael was Children’s Laureate from 2003 to 2005, and founded the charity Farms for City Children with his wife, Clare. He was knighted in 2018 for services to literature and charity.

Chilblains and Semolina Pudding

Butterflies lead very short lives. They flower and flutter for just a few glorious weeks and then they die. To see them, you have to be in the right place at the right time. And that's how it was when I saw the butterfly lion - I happened to be in just the right place, at just the right time. I didn't dream any of it. I saw him, blue and shimmering in the sun, one afternoon in June when I was young. A long time ago. But I don't forget. I mustn't forget. I promised them I wouldn't.

I was ten, and away at boarding school in deepest Wiltshire. I was far from home and I didn't want to be. It was a diet of latin and stew and rugby and detentions and cross-country runs and chilblains and marks and squeaky beds and semolina pudding. And then there was Basher Beaumont who terrorised and tormented me, so that I lived every waking moment of my life in dread of him. I had often thought of running away, but only once ever plucked up the courage to do it.

I was homesick after a letter from my mother. Basher Beaumont had cornered me in the bootroom and smeared black boot polish in my hair. I had done badly in a spelling test, and Mr Carter had stood me in the corner with a book on my head all through the lesson - his favourithe torture. I was more miserable than I had ever been before. I picked at the plaster on the wall, and determined there and then that I would run away.