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[ 책 소개 ]
좋은 친구와 정을 나누고 친밀한 관계를 유지하는 것은 삶의 커다란 기쁨 중 하나이지요. 친구는 남자일 수도 있고 여자일 수도 있으며, 나이가 같거나 다를 수도 있습니다. 이웃에 사는 아이와 친구가 될 수도 있고, 유치원이나 학교에서 친구를 사귈 수도 있습니다.
이 책은 어린 아이들이 친구를 새로 사귀고, 좋은 관계를 유지하고, 서로 도우면서 함께 나누고, 격려하거나 위로하면서 우정을 어떻게 쌓아나가는지를 선명한 실사 사진들과 함께 알기 쉽게 보여줍니다. 아울러 친구 사이에서 갈등이 생겨서 서로의 감정이 상할 때, 어떻게 이를 극복하는지도 알려줍니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0698114094
ISBN-13: 978-0698114098
책 크기: 20.3 cm x 20.3 cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Who better to teach children about making friends than the friendliest neighbor of them all, Mr. Rogers! In his gently written picture book, children will see firsthand how much fun making new friends can be. Loaded with real pictures of friends having fun together, this will help any early reader get excited about meeting new people.
Publishers Weekly
From its opening lines ("When people like each other and like to do things together, they're friends. Can you think of someone who's your friend?"), Rogers's inimitable voice reaches out to his small readers with understanding and reassurance. He describes the pleasures of friendship as well as potential problem areas ("When your friend decides to play with someone else for a while, do you ever feel that you aren't friends anymore?") and helpful solutions ("Well, to be friends, the same people don't have to play together all the time. . . "). Judkis's large color photos capture the range of emotions Rogers writes about. One of several First Experience titles, this volume addresses a serious issue with sensitivity and compassion.
School Library Journal
Children beginning ``to share themselves with others'' as they change from playing side by side to playing together is the theme of Making Friends. In it a preschool boy and girl are shown squabbling over toys and struggling to be first on the slide ladder, as well as sharing laughs, secrets, and tea parties. The soothing text explains how friends can make you feel left out, angry, and sad and also how they can bring joy and variety into life. A multitude of successful books on friendship is available, but as a child-oriented psychological commentary on its meaning, this excels. Moving examines the fears, sadnesses, and excitements of a boy about three years old when he leaves one house and set of friends for another. He is shown helping to pack, meeting the movers, settling into his new room, exploring his new neighborhood, and telephoning an old friend. The large, brightly-colored photographs in both books are very natural in their depiction of children in play clothes in everyday settings. In Making Friends all ethnic groups are depicted, and one child wears thick glasses. Both formats are well-designed and varied, with large clear print. The writing is gentle, empathetic, and conversational. It encourages communication with parents and friends. Altogether, text and pictures in both books exude a knowledgeable reassurance designed to comfort both child and parent in potentially traumatic situations. These two books should be available to everyone who works with preschoolers. |
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