我愛閱讀偵探小說英語手抄報

A. 有關偵探的手抄報（中英結合）

題目可取
男的：道爾號，卡爾號，切斯特頓號，島田莊司號等
女的：克里斯蒂號
看你自己的性別和認識他們的程度來選~

B. 可不可以幫我找篇關於偵探小說的英文東西

怎麼你們三人都要啊?那幹嘛不自己找?
我找了兩篇,攻你們參考.要的話還有.呵呵.

The traditional elements of the detective story are: (1) the seemingly perfect crime; (2) the wrongly accused suspect at whom circumstantial evidence points; (3) the bungling of dim-witted police; (4) the greater powers of observation and superior mind of the detective; and (5) the startling and unexpected denouement, in which the detective reveals how the identity of the culprit was ascertained. Detective stories frequently operate on the principle that superficially convincing evidence is ultimately irrelevant. Usually it is also axiomatic that the clues from which a logical solution to the problem can be reached be fairly presented to the reader at exactly the same time that the sleuth receives them and that the sleuth dece the solution to the puzzle from a logical interpretation of these clues.

The first detective story was 「The Murders in the Rue Morgue」 by Edgar Allan Poe, published in April 1841. The profession of detective had come into being only a few decades earlier, and Poe is generally thought to have been influenced by the Mémoires (1828–29) of François-Eugène Vidocq, who in 1817 founded the world's first detective bureau, in Paris. Poe's fictional French detective, C. Auguste Dupin, appeared in two other stories, 「The Mystery of Marie Roget」 (1845) and 「The Purloined Letter」 (1845). The detective story soon expanded to novel length.

The French author Émile Gaboriau's L'Affaire Lerouge (1866) was an enormously successful novel that had several sequels. Wilkie Collins' The Moonstone (1868) remains one of the finest English detective novels. Anna Katharine Green became one of the first American detective novelists with The Leavenworth Case (1878). The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (1886) by the Australian Fergus Hume was a phenomenal commercial success.

The greatest of all fictional detectives, Sherlock Holmes, along with his loyal, somewhat obtuse companion Dr. Watson, made his first appearance in Arthur (later Sir Arthur) Conan Doyle's novel A Study in Scarlet (1887) and continued into the 20th century in such collections of stories as The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes (1894) and the longer Hound of the Baskervilles (1902). So great was the appeal of Sherlock Holmes's detecting style that the death of Conan Doyle did little to end Holmes's career; several writers, often expanding upon circumstances mentioned in the original works, have attempted to carry on the Holmesian tradition.

The early years of the 20th century proced a number of distinguished detective novels, among them Mary Roberts Rinehart's The Circular Staircase (1908) and G.K. Chesterton's The Innocence of Father Brown (1911) and other novels with the clerical detective. From 1920 on, the names of many fictional detectives became household words: Inspector French, introced in Freeman Wills Crofts's The Cask (1920); Hercule Poirot, in Agatha Christie's The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1920), and Miss Marple, in Murder at the Vicarage (1930); Lord Peter Wimsey, in Dorothy L. Sayers' Whose Body? (1923); Philo Vance, in S.S. Van Dine's The Benson Murder Case (1926); Albert Campion, in Margery Allingham's The Crime at Black Dudley (1929; also published as The Black Dudley Murder); and Ellery Queen, conceived by Frederic Dannay and Manfred B. Lee, in The Roman Hat Mystery (1929).

In a sense, the 1930s was the golden age of the detective story, with the detectives named above continuing in new novels. The decade was also marked by the books of Dashiell Hammett, who drew upon his own experience as a private detective to proce both stories and novels, notably The Maltese Falcon (1930) featuring Sam Spade. In Hammett's work, the character of the detective became as important as the 「whonit」 aspect of ratiocination was earlier. The Thin Man (1932), with Nick and Nora Charles, was more in the conventional vein, with the added fillip of detection by a witty married couple. Successors to Hammett included Raymond Chandler and Ross Macdonald, who also emphasized the characters of their tough but humane detectives Philip Marlowe and Lew Archer, respectively. At the end of the 1940s, Mickey Spillane preserved the hard-boiled crime fiction approach of Hammett and others, but his emphasis on sex and sadism became a formula that brought him amazing commercial success beginning with I, the Jury (1947).

The introction of the mass-proced paperback book in the late 1930s made detective-story writers wealthy, among them the Americans Erle Stanley Gardner, whose criminal lawyer Perry Mason unraveled crimes in court; Rex Stout, with his fat, orchid-raising detective Nero Wolfe and his urbane assistant Archie Goodwin; and Frances and Richard Lockridge, with another bright married couple, Mr. and Mrs. North. In France, Georges Simenon proced novel after novel at a rapid-fire pace, making his hero, Inspector Maigret, one of the best-known detectives since Sherlock Holmes. Other writers who carried out the tradition of Holmes or broke new ground included Nicholas Blake (pseudonym of the poet C. Day-Lewis), Michael Innes, Dame Ngaio Marsh, Josephine Tey, Carter Dickson (John Dickson Carr), and P.D. James. After 1945, writers such as John Le Carré adapted the detective-story format to the increasingly popular spy novel.

The Mystery Writers of America, a professional organization founded in 1945 to elevate the standards of mystery writing, including the detective story, has exerted an important influence through its annual Edgar Allan Poe Awards for excellence. See also mystery story; hard-boiled fiction.

Notable works on the detective story include Howard Haycraft, Murder for Pleasure, enlarged ed. (1968); and Jacques Barzun and Wendell H. Taylor, Catalogue of Crime (1971).
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-1795/detective-story
http://www.classiccrimefiction.com/historydf.htm

C. 我最大愛好是看偵探小說的英語

My favorite hobby is reading detective stories.

D. 求一篇關於我喜歡的偵探小說的英文作文。

The Pleasure of Reading Detective Novel
I like reading, especially for detective novel. I love recreating the scene from the novel in my mind, and I』m really fancy the bright detective who are created by the writer. However, some people argue that reading detective novel is nothing but a waste of time, since you have the time to read, why don』t you read some book that could learn useful knowledge. But I cannot agree with it.
In the first place, reading detective novel is a good way to learn lots new knowledge from one book. For instance, almost all of the detective novel included the knowledge of investigation, psychology, behavior analysis, and some even involved the aspect of physical and chemistry. The writer perfectly used that knowledge to write into the fiction, which make the reader learn it naturally. Hence, reading detective novel is not a bad thing, it will help you review your academic knowledge and learn something you don』t know before.
In the second place, reading detective novel is like some kind of brainstorming game. When you are reading novel which is every exciting, your mind will follow the plot that will set your wits to work. On another word, reading a detective novel is not only could make you feel relaxed but also could make you become smarter than before.
To sum up, there is great benefit to read detective novel. You could totally enjoy the pleasure that the intelligent detective bring to you，and you could be smarter.

E. 怎樣用英文說我喜歡看各種各樣的書,愛情的,偵探內的,外國小說例如(簡愛,柯南,等等)在書中可以學到很多東西

1) I like to read various books, such as love, detective, foreign novels (Jane Eyre, Conan, etc.) can learn a lot in the book

2)I love reading all kinds of books, such as love, detective and foreign novels (Jane Eyre, Conan, etc.) can learn a lot in the book

不知道你滿意嗎？

F. 英語翻譯 我喜歡看書,並且我看過很多書,我最喜歡的是偵探小說還有長篇的恐怖故事.

I love reading,and I have read a lot of books.My favourite are detective novels and long horror stories.

G. 以「我愛讀書」為主題的手抄報

刊名「書行者林」
文章：書是人性的凈化器，給人心靈盪滌，使人大徹大悟從小書已成為我生命中不可缺少的一部分，它伴我走過了十幾個春秋，讀書給我帶來了無限的樂趣，讓我受益無窮。自小我就喜歡沉浸在靜謐的夜裡，沉浸在書的馨香中，安靜的去思索，去與橫卧在書中的每一個靈魂自由自在地交流……

只要一提到書，我就會有講不完的話題。走進我的卧室，就能聞到一陣陣書的氣息，再走近一看一個小小的書櫃里堆滿了密密麻麻的書，什麼《海底兩萬里》，什麼《單翼天使》，恐怕數都數不完。我最愛看的書大都是「美美」——伍美珍寫的，對我來說，書就是我的一切，我的大部分時間都在看書，也可以稱得上是一位名副其實的「小書蟲」，媽媽每次看到我這么拚命地看書，總是要嘮叨幾句：「媛媛，書又不是你的命根子，那麼拚命干什麼呀？」媽媽還真是說對了，有一次還真的為了書把黑眼圈都給招來了。

那是一個寧靜的夜夏，知了的叫聲，不斷地騷動著我的心，路旁汽車還在不斷地發出歡快的喇叭聲，小巷裡，鄰居們的談笑聲還在繼續著，絲毫沒有停下的意思，但這一切，都不能阻擋我想要看書的慾望，「媛媛該睡覺了！」，如果不是媽媽的提醒，我一定還沉浸在書的世界裡，抬頭一看，已經是深夜10：00了，可我絲毫沒有睡意，媽媽見此情形，於是決定強行押我上床，看我躺下後，才回房。

嘻嘻——我早有準備，過了一會兒，我看媽媽沒來，我便把早已藏好的書拿了出來不知是否能夠稱得上是挑燈夜戰，我興奮不已，一下子就又暢游在書的海洋中，就這樣，不知是我看的太入迷了，還是太困了，不知在什麼時候，我在不知不覺中竟然睡著了，就這樣進入了夢鄉。

可想而知，第二天早上一圈深深的黑眼袋，印在我的臉上，像一隻大熊貓一樣，可愛極了，連我自己也哭笑不得。

從這個事情中我知道，不止是自己愛看書就夠了，還要加上好的書，這才能稱得上是名副其實的看書。我覺得就像威爾遜說的那樣：書籍是通過心靈觀察世界的窗口。住宅里沒有書，猶如房間沒有窗戶。一個人沒有書是一件悲哀的事，但是我認為一個人有書，但他看的書不是好書，那麼這個人也同樣悲哀。

書中自有黃金屋，書中自有千鍾粟，書中自有顏如玉。每當拿起手中的書本閱讀就是在跟一個偉大的學者交朋友。那麼請你珍惜這位朋友。

書就是我的良師益友。朋友們就讓一縷書香伴你我同行……
詩歌：王縉
與盧員外象過崔處士興宗林亭

身名不問十年餘，老大誰能更讀書。
林中獨酌鄰家酒，門外時聞長者車。

於鵠
題宇文裔山寺讀書院

讀書林下寺，不出動經年。
草閣連僧院，山廚共石泉。
雲庭無履跡，龕壁有燈煙。
年少今頭白，刪詩到幾篇。

於鵠
題鄰居

僻巷鄰家少，茅檐喜並居。
蒸梨常共灶，澆薤亦同渠。
傳屐朝尋葯，分燈夜讀書。
雖然在城市，還得似樵漁。

崔日用
又賜宴自歌

東館總是鵷鸞，南台自多杞梓。
日用讀書萬卷，何忍不蒙學士。
墨制簾下出來，微臣眼看喜死。

戎昱
贈岑郎中

童年未解讀書時，誦得郎中數首詩。
四海煙塵猶隔闊，十年魂夢每相隨。
雖披雲霧逢迎疾，已恨趨風拜德遲。
天下無人鑒詩句，不尋詩伯重尋誰。

孟郊
游終南山

南山塞天地，日月石上生。
高峰夜留景，深谷晝未明。
山中人自正，路險心亦平。
長風驅松柏，聲拂萬壑清。

詹敦仁
柳堤詩

種稻三十頃，種柳百餘株。
稻可供饘粥，柳可爨庖廚。
息耒柳陰下，讀書稻田隅。
以樂堯舜道，同是耕莘夫。
到此悔讀書，朝朝近浮名。

劉昚虛
闕題

道由白雲盡，春與青溪長。
時有落花至，遠隨流水香。
閑門向山路，深柳讀書堂。
幽映每白日，清輝照衣裳。
名人名言：書是逆境中的慰藉。
書房是文人精神的巢穴，生命的禪堂。

世界上最壯麗的宮殿是藏書最多的圖書館。

年輕時讀書就像迎著朝陽走路。

最淡的墨水也勝過最強的記憶。

精神能補物質的不足。

在學習中取得知識，在戰斗中取得勇敢。

勤動筆墨勤看書。

知識好像砂石下的泉水，掘得越深，泉水越清。

如果知識不是每天在增加，就會不斷地減少。

語言是心靈和文化教養的反映。

高尚的語言包含著真誠的動機。

勤學和知識是一對最美的情人。

學到很多東西的決竅，就是一下子不要學很多的東西。

一個人的度量是一種精神力量，是一股強大的文明力量。
名人故事：1、鑿壁偷光

漢朝元帝時的匡衡，從小喜好讀書。可是家裡很窮，連飯都吃不飽，哪有錢上學讀書呢？他只好白天幹活，晚上自己學習。家裡沒有錢買燈油，怎麼辦呢？匡衡沒有向困難屈服，想出了一個辦法：在牆壁上鑿了個小洞，借鄰居家照射過來的微弱燈光看書學習。他勤奮刻苦，學到了許多知識，後來做了宰相。
比喻：在艱苦的條件下設法堅持學習的精神。
2、懸梁刺股

漢朝的孫敬刻苦好學，每天一早就起來就讀書，直至深夜。因為疲勞瞌睡，常會不知不覺打起盹來。他就把繩子的一頭懸在屋樑上，一頭系著頭發。這樣，一打盹，頭皮就會被扯痛。後來，他終於成為儒學大師。
戰國時的蘇秦因為游說秦國失敗，家裡人不理他，就發憤自學。每當瞌睡時，就拿錐子刺自己的股（大腿），直至鮮血淋漓。後來他成為有名的學問家。
後人將兩人的事跡合在一起，用「懸梁刺股」形容刻苦自學。
3、李白的故事

李白小時候很貪玩，經常逃學。 一次，他從學堂跑出來，到河邊玩，看到一位老婆婆正拿著一根鐵棒在石頭上磨來磨去，李白很驚訝，就問老婆婆磨鐵棒做什麼。老婆婆說：「我在磨針。」李白又問「這么粗的鐵棒何時能磨成針呢？」老婆婆說：「只要有恆心，鐵棒一定能磨成針。」李白聽完很慚愧，從此刻苦學習，終於成為偉大的詩人。
4、映雪夜讀

孫康，晉代京兆（今河南洛陽）人，官至御史大夫。
孫康幼時酷愛學習，常常感到時間不夠用。他想夜以繼日攻讀，可家中貧窮，沒錢購買燈油。一到天黑，便沒有辦法讀書。特別到了冬天，長夜漫漫，他有時輾轉很久，難以入睡。實在沒有辦法，只好白天多看書，晚上睡在床上默誦。
一天夜裡，他一覺醒來，忽然發現從窗外透進幾絲白光。開門一看，原來下了一場大雪。屋頂白了，地上白了，樹上也白了。整個大地披上一層銀裝，閃閃發光，使他眼花繚亂。他站在院子里欣賞銀裝素裹的雪後美景，忽然心中一動：映著雪光，可否讀書呢？他急急忙忙跑回到屋裡，拿出書來對著雪地的反光一看，果然字跡清楚，比一盞昏黃的小油燈要亮堂得多呢！
從此孫康不再為沒有燈油而發愁。整個冬天，他夜以繼日地讀書，不怕寒冷，也不感到疲倦，常常一直讀到雞叫。即使是北風呼號，滴水成冰，他也從來沒中斷學習。功夫不負有心人，孫康砥礪求進，學有大成，終於成為一位很有名望的學者。
5、素龍圩的創建人黃世臣
素龍圩建於明朝崇禎十五年，距今已有四百多年的歷史了，創建人為黃世臣。
黃世臣，字起白，號覺虛，素龍鎮上池岡人。世臣家貧嗜學，少年時養鴨為生，在田裡放鴨期間，經常手不釋卷，邊放鴨，邊讀書。由於勤奮好學，明萬曆三十五年，考進「歲貢」，並被委任為江南婺源縣縣丞。由於政績顯著，以後世臣又先後被提為雲南易門縣知縣、尋攝昆陽州篆、雲南通安州知州。