The main content of the cricket match in Times Square (must be one sentence)

The main content of "Cricket in Times Square" 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 cleaning the heartstrings.

Chester the cricket never wanted to leave the grassland in rural Connecticut, but he jumped into the picnic basket because of his gluttony and was taken to the most prosperous Times Square subway station in new york.

In new york, where human feelings are indifferent, the lucky Chester meets the clever and slightly philistine Tucker Mouse and the loyal and honest Henry Cat, and also meets the owner who loves it-the boy Mario. Chester Cricket repaid his friends' sincere friendship with his wonderful musical talent, helped Mario's family get out of trouble and became a performer who shocked the whole of new york!

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Tucker, as an interesting little mouse, often wears a funny and lovely smile. He lives in an abandoned drainage pipe at Times Square subway station in new york, USA. His house is a mess, full of change and waste paper. Chester and Henry are his friends.

Tucker's personality is cheerful and excitable. It used to be its agent when it was famous in Chester, and even used its life savings, that is, the change just mentioned, in exchange for Chester's freedom.

Chester, as a cricket with special musical talent, can even be said to be a musical genius. A long time ago, it lived in Connecticut, and an accident brought it to new york.

From then on, he was taken in as a pet by a little boy named Mario, and lived in the subway station in Times Square in new york, USA, in the newsstand of Bai Lini's house. He once excited Bai Lini's family for several days because of his musical talent.

The author george selden 1929 was born in Connecticut, USA, and was originally named george szell Thompson. After graduating from Yale University, he intended to develop in the direction of script writing, but with the encouragement of his friends, he embarked on the road of writing children's novels.

His first book was published in 1956, but it didn't attract much attention. What really made him famous was 196 1 Cricket in Times Square, which won the silver prize of newbury Children's Literature Prize. This book received rave reviews after its publication, and it still sells well in the American market, which established Selton's position in the field of children's literature.