
作家劉克襄在臉書發文讚揚沈伯洋少年時模樣,稱其為『此生自然教學過程裡,台灣送給我的最厚重禮物』,引發熱議。玉山社表示,《少年綠皮書》庫存近200本被訂光,尚缺好幾百本,因讀者關注沈伯洋而搶購。劉克襄透露曾於5月中旬將三封未寄的信彙整寄給沈伯洋,內容讚賞其在段考前仍願進行自然觀察的專注與安靜。
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劉克襄為作家,《少年綠皮書》為其著作,內容記錄其旅行與觀察。沈伯洋為現任台北市長,曾受劉克襄自然教學影響。玉山社為該書出版社。
作家劉克襄昨日在臉書發文,坦言著作《少年綠皮書》中特別寫了三封「未寄的信」,寫的是沈伯洋少年時模樣,還大讚:「他是此生自然教學過程裡,台灣送給我的最厚重禮物。」消息一出引發討論。該書出版社今日發文表示書庫近200本的書,一下子被訂光,還缺好幾百本。
玉山社出版公司今日在臉書發文表示,中秋放了4天連假,幾天的事情擠在一起處理,比平常忙碌,結果昨日下午辦公室突然熱鬧起來,誠品、博客來、獨立書店和中盤商成陽都來聯絡訂《少年綠皮書》,書庫近200本書一下子被訂光,還缺好幾百本。才發現原來劉克襄發了篇貼文「一位自然老師的回覆」,無意間帶起的熱潮,感動了許多人。
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玉山社表示,因為大家關注沈伯洋,喜歡沈伯洋,這篇貼文才引起這樣的熱潮。對於劉克襄在文章談沈伯洋寫下「他是此生自然教學過程裡,台灣送給我的最厚重禮物。」「未來,政治這條路,不知道他能走多長。他對治理我城顯然胸有成竹,近日在許多國人喜愛下,已走出一條視野寬廣、誠心溝通的大路。」「那是我不曾見過的台灣,或許也是期待的未來。」等語,玉山社也表態:「謝謝克襄,謝謝沈伯洋帶來的陽光!我們就一起讓台北順起來!」
《少年綠皮書:我的島嶼旅行》由玉山社出版。針對網路近日討論該書中寫到沈伯洋少年時期,劉克襄昨日發文表示,那是千禧年之前的往事,「有緣拜讀這位17歲少年,描述一起去旅行的感懷,我心有所感。」他也透露,今年5月中旬他把這三篇文章彙整寄給沈伯洋,對方才知道他當年這一系列以自己為主題的作品,劉克襄還說:「他是此生自然教學過程裡,台灣送給我的最厚重禮物。」
也有網友在Threads上分享《少年綠皮書》中三封信內容,其中一封信中,劉克襄稱讚一名16歲的青少年,竟然在隔天就要段考的時間點,願意放棄準備時間,到野外自然觀察,他認為此事相當罕見;還有一篇提到這名少年野外觀察時「安靜的坐在田埂一角凝視著遠方的某些景觀,有時還特別用望遠鏡眺望,彷彿那兒有些東西值得你花費如此長久的時間觀察。」分享內容的網友也忍不住表示「和想像中的不一樣」,以為沈伯洋應該會「很吵」。
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玉山社將在未來兩週內重印《少年綠皮書》以補足缺貨
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劉克襄可能將進一步公開沈伯洋少年時期的其他故事或書信內容
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