Good words and sentences of crickets in Times Square

Cricket in Times Square is a children's novel. This book mainly tells a story about the friendship between crickets, mice and cats, a story about the love and care among all kinds of life, and a story about the music from nature that cleans the heartstrings. The following are the good words and sentences of crickets in Times Square compiled by me, which are for your reference only and I hope to help you.

Good words:

Disappear, rack one's brains, less and less, hum, look around,

Go up in smoke, call friends, be impartial, live and be firm,

Discover, stay for a long time, volunteer, glare, and become friends.

Diligent housekeeping, loneliness and greed, self-inflicted,

Trembling, willing to do, welcoming, bending, strange,

Jump, escape, unbelievable, twisted, embarrassed,

Uneasy, pitiful, thrifty, lonely, poor and helpless.

Volunteer, glare, being friends, thrift, loneliness,

Gobble, set yourself on fire, deserve it, shake, and do it if you want,

Welcome, crooked, disappeared, racking their brains, less and less,

People buzz, look around, disappear, call for friends, be impartial,

I survived, as steady as Mount Tai, and I was surprised and stunned for a long time.

Concentrate, be aloof, do not hesitate, as if nothing had happened, bury the hatchet.

Welcome, come and go, in a hurry, in the dead of night, talking to myself,

Neat, diverse, quiet, thunderous, dumbfounded,

Devotion, detachment, no hesitation, as if nothing had happened, forgiveness, forgetting,

Winding, strange, jumping, running away, unbelievable,

Embarrassed, uneasy, pitiful, thrifty, lonely,

Poverty and helplessness, welcome.

Good sentences:

1. His performance is so wonderful that not only humans like it, but also rocks, trees and waterfalls will stagnate. Listen carefully to his performance. Lions stop chasing elk, rivers stop flowing, and the wind listens with bated breath. The whole world is quiet.

It squatted on the concrete floor dumbfounded, and almost stopped breathing in surprise.

In the few minutes when the music lasts, Times Square is as quiet as the grassland in the evening. I saw the western sun shining on the listeners, and the breeze blowing them, as if they were just tall weeds!

The traffic jam said, and at the same time showed a cheerful smile, and a face became big and round, just like a pumpkin on Halloween.

This is a small insect, about two or three centimeters long and covered with dust. It has six legs, two long tentacles on its head, and a pair of things that look like wings folded and bowed on its back.

6. Chester eats very well, too. In the end, he can only take a small bite of everything.

7. Mom is a stout woman. She is much stronger than she is willing to admit. As soon as she climbed the stairs, she was panting and flushed.

When Henry's cat was about to attack the second candy, it suddenly stopped. It listened attentively to the music played on the radio. Its head swayed to the music.

9. For a long time, there was only that kind of whisper in the air.

10 Just as it was about to fall asleep, I heard Tucker Mouse humming happily in the cage!

1 1. Mario carefully grasped his new discovery and held up the insect in his palm.

12, the whole station is empty, but there is a silent noise in the air.

13, the train slipped out of the platform and the lights gradually dimmed in the dark.

14, a black skull, two black eyes looking at it.

15, as if it smelled it first and then took a small bite. When the cricket eats like this in his hand, Mario can't help shivering with joy.

16, dad is very tall. Although slightly hunched, the whole person always shows a kind look, as if there is always something in Dad's body on WeChat.

17, once she makes up her mind, you might as well have a quarrel with the subway on Eighth Street, which may make sense.

18, it seems that somewhere far away from new york, in a green forest, a leaf passes through the middle of the night and falls lightly in the bushes-the sound is the echo of fallen leaves.

19, music overflows from its wings like running water, filling the whole newsstand.

Then, everything was quiet again, and the air was filled with emptiness, as if the whole station was always waiting for crowds of people to throw themselves into its arms.

Good segment

The mouse named Tucker is sitting on an abandoned drain of Times Square subway station in new york, USA. This drain pipe is its home. A few meters back from here, against the wall, you can directly enter a cave, but it is already full of scraps of paper and cloth that Tucker picked up everywhere. Usually Tucker doesn't dig around for treasures, which is called "snow hunting", or when he doesn't sleep, he likes to sit on the outlet of the drain pipe and watch the world come and go outside-well, at least this part of the world is in a hurry on the Times Square subway station.

Tucker mouse has been observing Bai Lini's family and listening to their conversation. Besides digging around for treasures, its greatest pleasure is eavesdropping on human conversations. This is one of the reasons why it chose to live in Times Square subway station. As soon as the family disappeared, it rushed across the floor and boarded the newsstand. This stall, nailed up with wooden boards, has cracked on one side, revealing a big gap, which is easy to jump in. I've been here a few times before, but I'm just here to explore the situation. For a long time, it stood under a high bench with three legs, adjusted its eyes to the darkness inside, and then jumped on it.

"hey!" It whispered, "Hey, up there, are you asleep?" Tucker didn't hear the answer.

It doesn't want to see its new friend Tucker Mouse killed like this. He recalled that when he was in Connecticut, he also saw cats and mice fighting on the grass. Unless rats are near the caves where they live, most of these battles are one-sided and the results are almost the same. But now the cat is coming too fast for Tucker to escape. There is no sound in the air. Chester looked up and looked behind him carefully.

Together they lifted the wooden lid of the newsstand and Mario rushed in at once. He picked up the matchbox and looked inside. Chester just lay on the paper towel, but he didn't fall asleep. He had been waiting for Mario's arrival. When he saw Mario, he immediately "chirped". Dad smiled when he heard the sob. "It must love it here." He said, "It didn't sneak away at night."

Mario took the subway listing center in the city. He put the matchbox on his chest so that the cricket could see outside. This is the first time Chester has seen the scenery along the subway. Last time it was buried under a beef sandwich and saw nothing. This time it must seize this opportunity. So it climbed out, hung outside the box, and looked at the carriage up and down. Chester is very curious. He also thought that as long as he can stay in new york for one more day, he should have a good look at the city anytime and anywhere. It stared at an old woman wearing a straw hat, wondering whether the flowers on it were true or not. If so, what do they taste like? Soon, the train suddenly made a loud noise and stopped.

That night, when Bai Lini's family came back, Chester told Henry and Tucker about his trip to China City. Both the cat and the mouse are sitting on the shelf, while Chester is squatting under the little bell in the cage. Every minute or two, Tucker would stand up, walk around and look at the other side of the pagoda. I really envy you. "Mr Feng also gave Mario a fortune cookie!" Chester said.

In his dream, he sat on the top of a stump in his hometown of Connecticut, chewing a leaf on a willow branch. It bit off a small leaf, chewed it up and swallowed it. I don't know why, the taste of leaves is not as good as usual, dry, a bit like paper, and a little bitter. However, Chester continued to chew, hoping that its taste would gradually get better. In my dream, it suddenly rained heavily and the dust blew across the grassland.