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鞋子裡的魔法鹽巴:籃球大帝麥可.喬登的故事

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鞋子裡的魔法鹽巴:籃球大帝麥可.喬登的故事: M : : Deloris Jordan MRoslyn M. Jordan Kadir Nelson Spirit of the WestBrothers of the NightDancing in the WingsJerdine NolanBig Jabe

作者: 荻洛絲.喬登 / 蘿絲琳.M.喬登  |  繪者: 卡狄爾.尼爾森  |  譯者: 柯倩華


      「長得高或許球可以打得比較好,但是練習、決心和全力以赴,才能讓你成為真正的贏家!」

  麥可熱愛籃球,每個星期六,他都和哥哥們一起到公園打球,只要人手不夠,他就有機會上場。可是他不夠高,傳球老是被抄截。麥可很沮喪,不過媽媽卻有個神奇妙方!

  「每天晚上在你的鞋子裡撒一些鹽,然後禱告。很快的,你就會長高了!」

  麥可將信將疑,不過還是照著媽媽的話做……

  兩個月過去了,麥可每天穿著同一雙鞋,在球場上不停的練習。然而他的身高卻毫無變化,連一吋都沒有長。麥可有點難過,但爸爸卻有不同的想法……

  想知道麥可是如何找回自信,成為近兩百公分高的超級籃球巨星嗎?

  一起來看看空中飛人麥可.喬登的傳奇故事!

本書特色

  ・麥可喬丹,籃球界的傳奇人物。他是怎麼變成一位籃球明星?他是否也像我們一樣,為了完成夢想遭遇了一些挫折?這本書就是告訴你,其實麥可喬丹也和每個孩子一樣,擔心許多事,為了完成夢想非常努力。當孩子看到一位感覺距離很遙遠的名人也和自己一樣,便會在閱讀中找到共鳴與安慰,也能發現每個人都會經歷類似的事件或挫折,轉而運用於自身的生命之中。

  ・雖然只是一個簡單的小故事,一個麥可喬丹人生中的小小片段,但卻能代表喬丹的堅毅性格,並開啟孩子認識這位世界偉人的眼界。

  ・親職教育的典範,麥可喬丹的媽媽相信孩子、支持孩子、接納孩子、幫助孩子,造就了喬丹在充滿愛的家庭中長大,更能勇於追求與實踐夢想,是一本家庭教育的好書。

  ・生命教育繪本,透過他人的故事經歷,給予孩子生命的正向力量與澆灌。親子共讀後,帶著孩子一同搜尋資料吧!

作者 

荻洛絲.喬登(Deloris Jordan)

  
麥可.喬登的母親;透過認養一所芝加哥西城區學校的詹姆士.喬登基金會,以及位於北卡羅來納大學教堂山分校的喬登家庭扶助機構,積極投入關懷兒童及家庭的公益事業。她不僅贊助同樣位於芝加哥西城區的詹姆士.喬登男孩女孩俱樂部和家庭輔導中心,也是現任美國藥品管理局的反毒宣導諮詢委員。她是國際間知名的演說家,也是提出七大育兒原則的《我兒.麥可喬丹》一書的作者。荻洛絲.喬登現居住在美國芝加哥,共有五個孩子和十一個孫子。

蘿絲琳.M.喬登(Roslyn M. Jordan)

  
麥可.喬登的妹妹;和母親及麥可.喬登一樣,全心投入多方面的慈善事業。她是「另一個喬登」公司的創辦人及負責人;透過電影、印刷品及音樂,蘿絲琳發表了許多激勵人心的言論,傳達與心靈對話,挑戰自我的理念。

繪著

卡狄爾.尼爾森(Kadir Nelson)

  
幾乎是一出生就是麥可.喬登的超級粉絲,替這本圖畫書畫插畫,簡直就是實現了一個他從不敢奢望的夢想。他是夢工廠電影《勇者無懼》和動畫《Spirit of the West》的影像設計師,也是《勇者無懼》電影寫真書的繪者,他還為黛比.艾倫的《Brothers of the Night》和《Dancing in the Wings》,以及Jerdine Nolan的《Big Jabe》畫插圖;現和妻子及女兒住在美國南加州。

譯者

柯倩華

  輔仁大學哲學碩士,美國南依利諾大學哲學博士研究。收藏和研究圖畫書多年。現從事童書翻譯、評論、研究教學等工作。
 
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