A gentle story about a brave little boy and his goat who, after many wrong turns, meet a baby giant in need of their help. In order to fully capture the size of the giants, Two So Small features an extra-large fold-out picture at the story's end. A long time ago, a boy sets out to visit his grandmother. His father sternly warns him against leaving their small land, giving him specific directions to Grandmother's house: "under the bridge, around the trees, left at the big rock, in front of the waterfall, and over the hill." The boy hitches his goat to the cart and they are on their way. When they reach the bridge, he can't remember the right way. He asks his goat, but she is nibbling sweet grass and doesn't answer. Beside her, he finds something long and round like a rope and puts it into the cart, and off they go over the bridge. Next they come to some trees. Here he discovers something round and shiny like a dinner plate. Into the cart he places it and off they continue through the trees. At last they reach a big rock and again, the boy can't remember the way and the goat provides no help But there, on the ground, is something pointed and colorful like a tent. He folds it up and puts it in the cart. At the waterfall, they discover something squishy and lumpy like a jellyfish and add it to their growing collection of souvenirs. Things are beginning to become peculiar as enormous weeds surround them and the trees are taller than any near home. They go on their way, behind the waterfall, over the hill, and there on the other side is...a great big baby. It is a baby giant -- a very sad, very big baby giant with one shoe half-off, a mixed-up shirt, a sunburned nose and an empty baby bottle. The boy is at first afraid, but he feels sorry for the sad baby and decides to help. From the cart the boy takes the rope, and soon the baby's shoe is back on. The 'dinner plate' makes an excellent button, and they neatly fasten the baby's shirt with it. The tent turns out to be a giant baby's hat, and the squishy jellyfish thing belongs on the end of a giant baby bottle, which is quickly filled with sweet goat's milk. As the sun sets, the goat, the boy and the baby curl up and fall asleep. Mama giant finds them like this and, suspicious at first, soon recognizes all they have done for her lost child. "All done by two so small," she smiles, gathers them up in her hand and lifts them back into the land of humans.
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这本书的语言风格简直就是一场文学实验,它完全打破了我对传统叙事结构的固有认知。你很难用“流畅”这个词来形容它,恰恰相反,它充满了跳跃性、破碎感,甚至带着一种故意为之的晦涩。句子结构常常是反常的,词汇的选择也极具个人色彩,初读时你会感到格格不入,需要极大的耐心去适应作者构建的这套独特的“语言迷宫”。然而,一旦你找到那个隐藏在文本深处的韵律,你会发现这种刻意的陌生感恰恰是增强作品力量的武器。它强迫你放弃被动的接收,转而主动地去建构意义,去填补那些看似空白的间隙。对于那些追求纯粹审美愉悦,并乐于挑战自身理解边界的读者来说,这无疑是一次令人兴奋的智力冒险,但对于寻求轻松消遣的读者来说,可能会是一场灾难。
评分我必须坦诚,这本书在情感上对我来说是具有相当挑战性的。它不像某些作品那样提供清晰的出口或安慰,相反,它像一面不加修饰的镜子,反射出人性中最幽暗、最难以启齿的部分——那种深植于我们本性中的嫉妒、自私以及对被抛弃的永恒恐惧。书中的多线叙事结构(如果可以称之为叙事的话)令人精疲力竭,因为你必须在不同角色的痛苦之间不断切换,却从未得到一个真正的“解脱点”。当我合上书页时,脑海里残留的不是一个完整的故事结局,而是一种挥之不去的、类似“空洞”的感受,一种对存在的本质的深刻追问。这是一种非常后现代主义的阅读体验,它剥夺了读者的安全感,但同时也给予了思考者极大的自由去面对自身的脆弱性。这不是一本你会“喜欢”的书,但它绝对是一本你会“记住”的书,因为它在你心底留下了一道无法愈合的、但却极具启迪性的伤疤。
评分从社会学和历史学的角度来看,这本书提供了一个观察特定时代背景下个体命运的独特切片。它没有宏大的历史叙事,而是将焦点精确地锁定在社会边缘群体——那些被主流历史叙事所忽略的“微小存在”身上。通过他们日常琐碎却又充满抗争意味的生活片段,作者成功地勾勒出了一个特定社会结构是如何运作、又是如何无形中塑造或摧毁一个个独立灵魂的。我尤其欣赏作者在处理阶级差异时的克制与尖锐,没有进行任何煽情的道德审判,而是冷静地展示了权力结构如何通过日常的物质交换和情感隔离,将人与人之间原本应有的连接悄无声息地切断。读完之后,我对理解“日常生活的政治性”有了更深一层的体悟,它提醒我们,历史的厚重并不只存在于帝王将相的丰功伟绩中,更深地根植于每一个默默承受生活的普通人身上。
评分我花了整整一个周末的时间才勉强读完这本书,坦白说,叙事的节奏把握得极其微妙,像是一条蜿蜒曲折的小溪,时而平静舒缓,让你有足够的时间去咀嚼每一个词语的深意,时而又突然加快水流,将你卷入一个意想不到的冲突高潮。作者似乎对人性有着近乎偏执的洞察力,笔下的人物不是非黑即白的概念符号,他们每一个决定、每一次犹豫都浸透着复杂的动机和矛盾的情感纠葛。那种细致入微的心理描写,常常让我停下来,陷入对自身经历的回溯,仿佛作者的手术刀精准地切开了我记忆深处的某些隐秘角落。特别是关于“选择的重量”那几章,那种无力感和宿命感交织在一起,让人读来既痛苦又着迷,这种深刻性是当下很多快餐式阅读难以企及的。我感觉自己不是在读一个故事,而是在经历一场漫长而深刻的自我对话。
评分这本精装书的装帧实在让人眼前一亮,厚实的纸张带着一种沉甸甸的质感,油墨的印刷也十分精良,即便是最细小的文字也清晰锐利。我特别喜欢它封面上那种低饱和度的色彩搭配,既有古典的韵味,又不失现代的简洁。光是捧在手里摩挲,就能感受到出版方在细节上倾注的心血。内页的留白处理得恰到好处,使得阅读过程非常舒适,即便是长时间沉浸其中,眼睛也不会感到过分疲劳。装帧设计者的功力可见一斑,它不仅仅是一本书,更像是一件可以被珍藏的艺术品。书脊的粘合牢固,想必能经受住反复翻阅的考验。如果你是一个对书籍物理形态有较高要求的人,光是冲着这完美的制作工艺,这本书就绝对值得你入手,它会是你书架上一个低调却极具分量的存在。我甚至有些舍不得频繁翻动它,生怕破坏了这份初见的完美。
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