Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings & Feng Ruizhen 
Yearling 

There was a boy named Jody, who knew nothing about television, DVD or electric toys. Living in the forests with his parents, Jody had his life filled with flowers, grass, birds, animals, cloud and springs. Like other kids of seven or eight years old, Jody was playful and took a fancy to puppies, bear while liking talking with friends and going hunting with his father. However, he did not turn wild but learned how to respect others and cherish the surroundings. He loved the Nature, but he felt lonely. His dad allowed him to have a deer and Jody loved it as a brother. Yet as the naughty deer grew and ruined much food, Jody had no choice but to lose the deer. At that moment, he realized that people genuinely grew when they must let go what they love.