學英語不再枯燥無味：內文篇目均取自國外*經典、***、*流行、*動人的篇章，中英雙語，適於誦讀，提升閱讀能力；
　　學英語不再沉悶辛苦：優美的語言、深厚的情感、地道的英文，讓我們在閱讀這些動人的*美篇章時，不僅能夠提升生活質量，豐富人生內涵，*能夠輕松提升英文領悟能力，體味英文之美，輕松提高學習興趣；
　　學英語不再學了就忘：每篇文章的旁邊列有詞彙，均是生活和學習中的常見詞彙，讀者可重點記憶。文章後附有填空、句型、短語等語法練習，用*短的時間、*有趣的方式就能完成復習與鞏固，提升語法能力；
　　學英語不再亂無章法：吳文智和方雪梅編著的《每天讀點好英文：愛在塵埃堆積的角落》遵循語言學習的自然規律，在不斷的朗讀、學習、欣賞中學習地道的英文，使英語能力在潛移默化中得到提升！

很多時候，愛就是這樣簡簡單單的兩三事。我牽著你的手，你靠著我 的肩膀，剎那間，愛就是一切。過尋常日子，看細水長流。雖無聲，卻動 人。如水的流年帶得走青春，帶得走生命，卻帶不走愛的印記，遮擋不住 愛的光芒。愛很美，有了愛的世界也很美。隔著悠悠歲月，愛的光芒籠罩 了一切，於是觸目皆晴天。《每天讀點好英文：愛在塵埃堆積的角落》就 曬著這樣的美文。　　 作為雙語讀物，吳文智和方雪梅編著的《每天讀點好英文：愛在塵埃 堆積的角落》為中英雙語對照版，既是英語學習愛好者、文學愛好者的必 備讀物，也是忙碌現代人的一片憩息心靈的家園，讓讀者在欣賞原法原味 和凝練生動的英文時，還能多角度、深層次地品讀語言特色與藝術之美， 再配合文章後附加的多功能、全方位鞏固題型，更有助於理解並學習英文 。

Chapter 1
愛的兩三事
金秋時節 Altogether Autumn
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父親給兒子的一封信 Dear Son
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躲到一邊 Side Stepping
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當女兒發脾氣 The Tantrum
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我的旅伴 My Traveling Companion
埃德蒙·W.波義耳/Edmund W.Boyle
爸爸的秘密 Father’s Secret
貝蒂·斯坦尼/Betty Stanley
母親也曾是個“搗蛋鬼” My Mother the Hellion
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9歲男孩與奇跡邂逅 A Nine-Year-Old’s Brush with Magic
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薩姆的意圖 Sam’s Purpose
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紅木鋼琴 The Red Mahogany Piano
喬伊·愛德華/Joe Edwards
“真好看”她說 “Beautiful” She Said
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心中的溫暖 Warm in the Heart
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瑪吉 Maggie
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我道歉 I Apologize
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Chapter 2
因為愛很美
誰是*愛你的人 Who Loves You the Best
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愛上陌生人 To Love a Stranger
桑德·史密斯/Sande Smith
媽媽與孩子 Mother and Child
帕特夏·A.哈布達/Patricia A. Habada
冰激淋女孩 The Ice Cream Girl
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心靈創可貼 A Band-Aid for a Broken Heart
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鳥亦如此，人亦如何 If So for Birds Why Not for Man
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家 Family
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我愛你，我的好妹妹 I Love You, My Twin Sister
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別在頭發上的花兒 The Flower in Her Hair
貝蒂·Ｂ.楊斯/Bettie B. Youngs
父子伙伴情 A Boy and His Father Become Partners
拉爾夫·穆迪/Ralph Mody
婚禮之舞 The Wedding Dance
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收割月 Harvest Moon
肯尼斯·L.皮爾龐特/Kenneth L. Pierpont
我考了41分 I Made a 41
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昔為人子，今為人父 Once the Son, Now the Father
W.W. 米德/W.W. Meade
Chapter 3
愛穿越時光
給曾祖母的玩具娃娃 A Doll for Great-grandmother
傑奎琳·希奇/Jacqueline Hickey
另類古董 Jenny’s Antique
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難忘的腌菜罐 The Pickle Jar
A.W.科布/A.W.Cobb
給女兒的信 Father’s Day Sentimentality
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父親、兒子和我 My Father, My Son, Myself
沃特·哈林頓/Walt Harrington
魔枕 Magic Pillow
南茜·B.吉布斯/Nancy B.Gibbs
聆聽孩子 Listen to Children
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永遠也不要低估 Never Underestimate
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愛心可依 A Good Heart to Lean on
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家書 All Mum’s Letters
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關於戀情 All about Love
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**，我好想你 I Missed You Today
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愛的故事 A Love Story
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永遠的朋友 A Forever Friend
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哥哥的心願 The Wish of Brother
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　金秋時節 　　Altogether Autumn 　　佚名/Anonymous 　　Suddenly I think of my youngest daughter, living now inAmsterdam. Very soon she will call and ask, “Have you planted thebulbs yet?” Then I will answer teasingly that actually I’m waitinguntil she comes to help me. And then we will both be overcome bynostalgia, because once we always did that together. One entiresunny autumn afternoon, when she was just over three and a halfyears old, she helped me with all the enthusiasm and joyfulness ofher age. 　　It was one of the last afternoons I had her around because herplace in school had already been reserved. She wandered around sohappily carefree with her little bucket and spade, covering thebulbs with earth and calling out “Night night” or “Sleep tight”,her little voice chattering constantly on. She discovered “babybulbs” and “kiddie bulbs” and “mummy and daddy bulbs”—the lattersnuggling cozily together. While we were both working soindustriously, I watched my child very deliberately. She was such atiny thing, between an infant and a toddler, with such a roundlittle tummy.