分享给你们一些雅思阅读的课外读物

　　托福阅读的备考中，大家想要更好的提高自己的阅读水平，其实我们可以多进行课外读物的练习。这对我们是非常有帮助的。那么在具体的练习中，大家要选择一些合适的读物，具体的哪些比较适合大家呢?下面小编为大家整理了详细的内容，供大家参考!
　　1. 《Can't and Won't 》--Lydia Davis
　　莉迪娅·戴维斯《"不行"与"不能"》
　　Davis' stories are quick, dreamy snapshotsof a mood or a sentiment, and they take the shape of the idle thoughts thatmake up most of our days. Davis's spare language is comforting and digestible,but leaves ample room for contemplation and imagination, too.
　　戴维斯的故事轻松宜人、直击人心。故事取材于我们日常生活七零八碎的心思想法。戴维斯平实简练的语言安抚人心、易于理解，但有给读者足够想象和沉思的空间。
　　2. 《Here》--Richard McGuire
　　里查德·麦奎尔《这儿》
　　This book is a heartwarming time capsule,and fluid look at the way our interior lives have evolved, and how they'veremained the same.
　　这本书是温暖人心的时空胶囊，以温婉的视角看我们的内心演变以及又如何初心不变。
　　3.《Neverhome》--Laird Hunt
　　拉瑞德·亨特《不归》
　　Hunt tells his story about a womandisguised as a male solider through letters. The story is loosely based on abundle of letters Hunt stumbled upon written by a real undercover femalesoldier and is a smart work of historical fiction that encouragescontemplation.
　　亨特通过书信形式讲述了一个女子成男军人的故事。亨特偶然间撞见一捆信件，是一个真实的卧底女军人所写的，亨特的历史小说稍稍以此为参照，引人深思，是部智慧的作品。
　　4. 《Fools 》--Joan Silber
　　琼·西尔珀的《傻瓜》
　　Each story in Fools confronts the question:What makes an action foolish, as opposed to brave? And when is it better to befoolish, as opposed to steadfast in our established beliefs?

　　《傻瓜》中每一则故事都面临这样一个问题：比之勇敢，怎样的行为才算愚昧?与我们深信不疑的信念相对，何时做个傻瓜才是更好的选择?
　　5. 《Honeydew》--Edith Pearlman
　　伊迪丝·皮尔曼的《蜜露》
　　Pearlman writes quiet stories about theblips of tumult . She's been writing short stories -- and only short stories --for decades, chronicling the lives of earnest blue collar workers and whimsicalacademics. Most of the stories are set in her native Massachusetts; all of themreveal something tender and universal about everyday life.
　　皮尔曼安安静静的笔调下有些许动荡和喧嚣。她一直就在写短篇小说，而且数十年来只写短篇小说，记录着热忱勤勉的蓝领工人还有异想天开的学者们的生活。大部分的故事背景都设置在她的故土马萨诸塞州，每一则故事都展现了日常生活细小而普遍的一面。