早晚讀英文I（簡體書）

《經典英漢雙語美文．早晚讀英文（1）：早安，晨光》分為“早安，晨光”和“夜．時光”兩部分，“早安，晨光”的文章或為振奮人心的勵志美文，或為慷慨激昂的名人演講，或為讓你在工作中得心應手的職場秘籍，也有當今成功人士的金玉良言……希望讀者能通過這些文章，精神抖擻地開啟奮鬥的一天；“夜．時光”精選了數十篇美文、小故事、短文等，它們中有的是謳歌自然的散文作品（其中不乏惠特曼、狄更斯和霍桑等歐美文豪的佳作），有的是講述人與動物情深的小故事，有的是帶你揭秘人類未知領域的科學短文，有的是帶你感受身邊幸福的“心靈雞湯”，還有能讓人開懷一笑的詼諧短文……讓大家在忙碌的一天之後疲勞的身心能夠得以放鬆。晨讀勵志好文章，夜感身邊小幸福，希望這些美文能夠給你的生活增添色彩。

劉薇，國內頂級英語應試專家，北京大學傳播學碩士，現任環球雅思北京學校教學校長，外語教學與研究出版社雅思類圖書特約顧問。從事英語教學近8年，深受學生喜愛。數次學術訪問劍橋、牛津、哈佛等海外名校，多次受邀赴倫敦參加ELT高端會議，對英語教學頗有心得。

《早晚讀英文1:早安,晨光》由浙江工商大學出版社出版。

及時行樂虔誠的醫生（第二章節）世界的不平等及複雜（一）（比爾．蓋茨2007年哈佛畢業典禮演講）世界的不平等及複雜（二）（比爾．蓋茨2007年哈佛畢業典禮演講）隨心所欲選擇成就我們（一）（亞馬遜創始人在普林斯頓大學2010年畢業典禮上的講話）選擇成就我們（二）（亞馬遜創始人在普林斯頓大學2010年畢業典禮上的講話）光之窗人生的意義諾貝爾文學獎獲獎演說（威廉．福克納1949年12月10日）成功之道好好想想在耶魯大學畢業典禮上的演講（布什）勇氣是才能生活的樂趣責任，榮譽，國家哈佛畢業典禮演講（一）（節選）（朱棣文）哈佛畢業典禮演講（二）（節選）（朱棣文）生命之歌民主黨大會演講（節選）（奧巴馬）學會在不滿足中成長心態的力量卓越不是一種行為，而是一種習慣1961年就職演講（節選）（約翰．肯尼迪）

Travel in was one of three female foundlings that came to us over a period of about a year in 1980 and 1981. She was black and white， smaller than the other two， and sickly as a kitten. She seemed more of an "outsider"， having come to us after Jessie and Tabby had already forged a friendship. When Jessie and Tabby would occasionally fight， Travel in would race across the room and get between them， but never took sides. She was a peacemaker.
In 1984 we attended the funeral of a family member who lived alone with Nathan， a black and white， neutered male cat. He was alone in the apartment where his human companion had died， an event which obviously traumatized him very much. We were relieved to hear that he was still in the apartment after the funeral. We both knew that Nathan would have to come to live with us.
Nathan turned out to be a combination of the Cowardly Lion of Oz and Garfield from the comic strip. During the long drive to bring him to our home， we tried to comfort and assure him of our love， but he kept trying to squeeze himself under the car seat. Upon arriving home， he hid behind the washer and dryer. It was Travel in who finally got him to associate with the rest of the family， and those two became inseparable. Years later， Nathan got sick. He ate very little， but drank a lot of water.
He lost about half his weight in about two months. Even with a special diet， he didn't improve， and his illness was having a noticeable effect on Travel in. She would rub her cheek against him and lick him. He acknowledged her love， but he didn't get any better，
At the age of 17， Nathan died of kidney disease in Mary's arms. Travel in was right there when Nathan died， and you could tell that she was very depressed. She hid herself in the corner of the basement， and wouldn't eat or drink anything. We would bring her out and hold her， but then she would go back to her corner. She wanted to die， too. On the third day， the odor of death was all over her， and we had to take her to the vet. He gave Travel in some saline solution through an IV to rehydrate her. She responded， and lived several more years.
Sometimes， we humans fail to realize that non-humans can have the same emotional feelings that we do. They love as we do， and they feel a loss as we do. In certain ways， they may even feel more deeply. This mourning can be for either a human or a fellow member of their species or another. So please treat them as we would a fellow human being， because God made us all as fellow living souls.