書(shū)蟲(chóng)2級(jí) 山怪的故事

有人說(shuō)他們不相信世上有幽靈或怪物，也不相信任何神秘事件。他們會(huì)哈哈大笑，說(shuō)這些不過(guò)是哄小孩子的故事。在大白天周?chē)巳涵h(huán)繞的時(shí)候，將這些故事付之一笑很容易。但是為什么世界上每個(gè)國(guó)家都有鬼怪的故事呢?為什么總是有人在講鬼怪的故事呢?科學(xué)能解釋一切事物嗎?

阿卜杜勒是個(gè)新派的年輕人，生活在阿曼，他帶著給弟弟奧馬爾的禮物——一個(gè)電腦游戲——回家過(guò)周末，他一輩子都不會(huì)忘記那趟旅程。亞洲的一場(chǎng)漫長(zhǎng)戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)結(jié)束后，一名士兵回家去見(jiàn)他的母親，但事情卻有些不太對(duì)勁……

不過(guò)，我們的故事是從瑞典的索尼婭開(kāi)始的。在瑞典，人人都聽(tīng)過(guò)山怪的故事，但索尼婭卻知道這些故事是真的，因?yàn)樗臓敔?hellip;…

(本書(shū)故事屬非現(xiàn)實(shí)題材)

Some people say that they don't believe in ghosts, or monsters, or mysterious happenings of any kind. They laugh, and say that these are just stories for children. It is easy to laugh in daylight, with people around you. But why are there stories about ghosts in every country of the world? Why do people go on telling ghost stories? Can science explain everything that happens?

Abdul is a modern young man in Oman, going home for the weekend, with a present of a computer game for his little brother Omar. He will never forget that journey for the rest of his life. And a soldier in Asia returns home to his mother after a long war, but there is something not quite right...

But we begin with Sonja in Sweden. Everybody has heard stories about the monsters called trolls in Sweden, but Sonja knows the stories are true, because of her grandfather...