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동화책의 주인공들인 골디락과 아기곰, 피터 래빗과 돼지 3형제, Red Riding Hood 등이 서로 편지를 주고 받으면서 못된 늑대를 혼내주고 신나는 파티를 여는 과정을 총 12장의 편지와 펜을 이용해서 세밀하게 묘사한 재미있는 수채화 그림으로 보여줍니다.
늑대를 피하기 위해 튼튼한 벽돌로 집을 지은 돼지 3형제가 친구들을 집들이 파티에 초대합니다. 하지만 돼지 삼형제의 집을 감시하던 늑대가 파티계획을 알아 차리게 되고, 늑대는 사촌 늑대에게 편지를 써서 돼지 3형제의 파티가 열리는 날 함께 이들을 모두 잡아 먹자고 제안을 합니다. 하지만 이들 늑대들이 미처 예상하지 못했던 것이 있었습니다. 파티에는 아기곰을 보살피는 엄마곰도 함께 왔지요. 신나는 파티장소로 뛰어 들었던 늑대 2마리는 덩치가 산더미만한 엄마곰에게 죽도록 두들겨 맞게 되고...
이 책에 수록된 편지들은 수신인, 발신인, 편지 서두, 마침글, 추신 등이 격식에 맞게 제대로 쓰여져 있어서 어린 아이들이 영어 편지를 쓰는데 유용하게 참고할 수 있습니다.
"Stories to Go" 시리즈는 어린 아이들이 여행을 하거나 외출을 할 때, 또는 엄마와 함께 장을 보러 슈퍼에 갈 때, 저명한 작가들의 그림책을 간편하게 휴대하고 다니면서 볼 수 있도록, 너무 작지도 않고 너무 크지도 않은 적합한 크기로 만들었으며, 저렴한 가격에 비해서 인쇄의 품질이 뛰어나기 때문에 집에서 감상하기에도 적합한 그림책입니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition : Paperback: 40 pages
ISBN: 1416908374
책 크기 : 21.3cm x 16.5cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Presents the correspondence of Goldilocks, the three pigs, Baby Bear, Peter Rabbit, and Little Red Riding Hood as they plan to attend a housewarming party for the pigs and avoid the evil wolves in the forest.
From the Publisher
Everyone's been invited to the Three Little Pigs' housewarming party. Goldilocks and Little Red Riding Hood have already marked it on their calendars. Unfortunately, so have the Wolves, the Big Bad kind who forced the Pigs to build their house of bricks in the first place! As the Pigs' friends write one another about the party, and the Wolves correspond about their plans for revenge, their letters give picture book readers a fresh, funny take on some familiar characters.
Publishers Weekly
In this sly picture book, Ada and Tryon make a return visit to the storybook backdrop of their Dear Peter Rabbit. While the sequel succeeds as a stand-alone, it offers double the fun in tandem with its predecessor. The exchange of letters among familiar charactersGoldilocks, the Three Little Pigs, Peter Rabbit, Little Red Riding Hood, Baby Bear and, of course, the Big Bad Wolf (aka Fer O'Cious)continues as the pigs invite their pals to their new, wolf-proof home for a housewarming party. The wolf, however, has been spying on the pigs, and he hatches a plan of his own, suggesting that his cousin join him in an ambush. But the wolves haven't counted on Baby Bear's mother and her swift reflexes. The mixing and matching of nursery favorites provides a lively framework for the epistolary conceit and allows even the youngest readers access to the inside track. Amusing details, meanwhile, hook older readers (Goldilocks, for instance, is imagined as Mr. McGregor's daughter, and resides on Veggie Lane). Tryon enriches her delicate pen-and-ink and watercolor illustrations with an abundance of delicious visual tidbits, as in the cover art, which shows the wolf on a stakeout, peering through a telescope at his prey. The ending hints of more adventures to comegood news indeed.
Children's Literature
At a time when cell phones and email have largely replaced the care and beauty given to handwritten letters, there is value in reviving the notion of true correspondence. Children could spin off their own letters to storybook characters after reading Yours Truly, Goldilocks. Alma Flor Ada has written a series of letters among The Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks, Little Red Riding Hood and Peter Rabbit, with two wolves exchanging additional letters-all about a big housewarming party for the pigs. However, some younger children might find it confusing to have all these familiar characters appear in the same story, and many more will have difficulty with the vocabulary in the wolves' letters-"surveillance," "porcine," "sorrowful"-more than can be comfortably learned and absorbed from a single book. The illustrations are colorful and carefully detailed, right to the family portrait in the rabbit hutch.
School Library Journal
Like Dear Peter Rabbit (Atheneum, 1994), this charming book tells its story through an exchange of letters. Here Ada chronicles the attempt of the three little pigs to plan a housewarming party. Meanwhile the villains from the previous title are still up to no good, spying on the residents of the forest and planning an attack on the homeward-bound guests. Fortunately, the surprise is on them and the two wolves lose both their pride and their fur. This is fairy-tale fun at its best. Following these well-loved characters on a new adventure tickles the imagination with fanciful "what ifs." Tryon's wonderfully intricate colored drawings, with their delightful details and carefully wrought scenarios, bring the action to life. Perspective plays an important role in many of the pictures, from the wolf's telescope-lens view of his victims, to an interior scene of Peter Rabbit's den. Warm colors and sharp details pull readers right into the Hidden Forest. The climactic scenes are on wordless double-page spreads that perfectly convey a sense of frivolity and fear, while the final letter leaves readers hoping for yet another installment. Get on the mailing list for these letters.--Beth Tegart, Oneida City Schools, NY |
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