A brief biography of the British writer Euann Aiken

In her 1974 dedication to the International Children's Book Festival, the famous British writer Euann Aiken said that if one day she was really adrift alone on the vast sea, with only one book by her side, "I would like to sit in my boat and read that book over and over again." "First of all, I think about why the people in the story are doing what they do." Then I might wonder why the writer wrote that story.

Later, I'll continue the story in my head, go back and relive some of the clips I enjoyed the most, and ask myself why I liked them. I'll read another part again, trying to find something in it that I had previously overlooked. Once I'm done, I'll make a list of what I've learned from the book.

In the end, I would imagine what the author was like, judging his ...... by the way he wrote the bookIt's like being in the same boat with another person. "The writer believes that in this case, a book is a good friend, a familiar place that you can go to whenever you want. And in a sense, it's something that belongs only to you, because no two people in the world read the same book in the same way.

Euan. Aiken (1924-2004), is a well-known British children's author. She was the daughter of the American poet Conrad Ailen.

He has won the Guardian Prize, published 92 books, and a large number of poems and essays. He was 80 years old at the end of his life.

Euann Aiken is a contemporary British female writer. Her father, Conrad Aiken, was an American writer, and her stepfather, Martin Armstrong, was a British writer. Due to her family's literary influence, she has aspired to become a female writer since she was a child.

She has worked for the BBC, worked as a librarian, won awards for writing mysteries, and is a prolific writer who has published fifty or sixty titles, most of them children's books. Her works are varied, including **, fairy tales, poems, dramas, etc., many of which are popular with readers and have been reprinted many times. The fairy tale collection "Raindrop Necklace" is her masterpiece.

As the third lesson of the second unit of the tenth volume of the text of the Beijing Normal University edition and the third lesson of the fifth grade of the primary school Chinese (human education edition) of the people's education edition, it is used as a teaching material to inspire children to read.

Publications: In 1969, her **"Night Falls" won the Allen Award in the United States, and 92 books** such as "The Big Tree Overgrown with Books".

Main works: "Willoughby's Wolf Hunt", "That Whispering Mountain", "Black Heart", "Traveling All Over the World as a Couple", etc.

"Traveling All Over the World as a Couple", "The Big Tree Full of Books", "Willoughby's Wolf Hunt", "That Whispering Mountain", "Black Heart", "Night Falls".

In the search, hit Euan Aiken's name and it came out!!

Bullshit, it's rare for Lao Tzu to say, the person who watches it is a melon baby, bullshit and shit...