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* Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year
베스트셀러인 Counting Kisses, Where Is Baby's Belly Button, I Can Share 등의 저자인 Karen Katz의 작품입니다.
세계 여러나라의 어린이들이 평화를 기원하면서, 자기 나라말로 평화를 어떻게 부르는지를 알려 줍니다. 영어로는 피스, 인도에서는 샨티, 일본에서는 헤이와, 멕시코에서는 스페인어로 파즈, 러시아어로는 미르, 중국에서는 헤이핑... 총 11개 국가에서 자기나라 언어로 평화를 어떻게 말하는지를 알려 줍니다.
전 세계 어린이들은 모두 학교에 다니기를 원하고, 도시와 마을에서 안전하게 걷고 집 밖에서 안전하게 놀며 가족과 함께 식사를 하기를 원합니다. 모든 어린이들은 평화를 원하는 것이죠...
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Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 1250073219
ISBN-13: 978-1250073211
책 크기: 27.9 cm x 21.6 cm
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Book Description
Children everywhere wish for peace. International Peace Day is September 21. On this day and every day throughout the year, children all over the world wish for peace. Karen Katz takes readers on a bright and colorful journey around the globe to meet some of these children and learn about the many ways to say peace! Karen Katz’s bright and childlike illustrations are the perfect way to introduce the very young to the concept of peace and teach them how to say the word in twenty-two different languages.
From School Library Journal
In celebration of the United Nations International Day of Peace on September 21, the author of The Colors of Us (Holt, 1999) delivers another delightful foray into diversity. One side of each spread features a lively scene from a particular country (Meena lives in India), while opposite, a close-up portrait shows a child who wishes readers peace in his or her own language: Meena says shanti (SHAHN-tee). The last few pages make the point that no matter where they live, all children want the same things, to go to school, to walk in their towns and cities, to play outside…to share food with their families…and feel safe. No matter how we say it, we all want peace. The book closes with an outline world map with tiny images of the youngsters shown waving from their homelands, and a list of other words for peace. Created in collage and mixed media, the vivacious illustrations are filled with movement and energy. Katzs happy, round-faced characters and bold folk-art colors and patterns work beautifully to lighten up the message. A simple, buoyantly illustrated look at the wonderful variety of lifestyles across the globe and the similarities of children everywhere.
From Booklist
In time for the International Day of Peace on September 21, this bright picture book in folk-art style shows preschoolers in various countries around the world who call for peace. On each double-page spread is a full-page brightly painted collage of daily life in a country, from India to France to Mexico; opposite is a portrait of one child, accompanied by her name, and the word for peace in her language. Of course, there is stereotyping; how can the diversity of a country be reduced to a single page? There are also questions about what is left out. For example, Meena lives in India, but her collage pictures depict only the rural and traditional (sari-clad women doing crafts; an elephant in the distance). The view of China is similar, but American Emily is shown next to a view of high-tech, urban New York City. Most useful is the clear world map on the last page, showing where the children come from, the languages they speak, and a list of more countries with their words for peace. |
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