Pigs from A to Z (뉴욕타임즈 Best Illustrated Book, 큰 사이즈 페이퍼백)

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Pigs from A to Z (뉴욕타임즈 Best Illustrated Book, 큰 사이즈 페이퍼백)


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저자 : Arthur Geisert (Author) | 출판사 : Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books

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	판매가 : 미정
	페이지 : 64 pages
	ISBN : 0395778743
	재고 : 품절
	권장연령 : 유아, 유치원생 (3세~6세)

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* THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST ILLUSTRATED CHILDREN’S BOOK AWARD 수상작(1986년)

A부터 Z까지 에칭(Etching) 기법을 사용하여 디테일하게 그려진 그림속에 숨겨진 알파벳을 찾아내는 숨은그림 찾기 책입니다. 7마리의 돼지들이 집을 짓는 과정을 통해 알파벳을 소개합니다.

페이지마다 7개의 알파벳이 숨어있으며, 앞이나 뒤에 오는 알파벳도 함께 있습니다. 예를 들어 B면에는 B가 5개, A와 C는 1개씩 숨어있습니다. 형태와 크기가 다양하게 그려져 있기 때문에 세세히 살피면서 Game을 하듯이 알파벳을 찾아보세요. 마지막 장에 정답을 알려주는 Key 페이지가 있습니다.

아이보리 배경색에 머드 빛깔의 그림이며 전체적인 분위기는 고대 양식(Antique)의 느낌을 줍니다. 알파벳을 먼저 가르친 후 책을 읽게 하면 그래픽과 색에 대해 흥미를 가지게 할 수 있습니다.

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Edition: Paperback: 64 pages
ISBN: 0395778743
책 크기 : 30.3cm x 22.5cm

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Book Description
Seven piglets cavort through a landscape of hidden letters as they build a treehouse.

Review
"Pigs from A to Z does not contain merely the alphabet . . . The graphically pleasing and very clever book may fascinate even those well beyond the picture-book age."

Publisher's Weekly
Pigs from A to Z updates the traditional alphabet book in a potentially useful way. Rather than the usual presentation of a picture illustrating each letter, Arthur Geisert (Pa's Balloon and Other Pig Tales offers intricate etchings depicting pigs engaged in assorted pursuits. In each picture, several examples of the letter are cunningly hidden among the whorls of artwork. This gives readers the opportunity to interact with the bookto actually learn about the letter's shape by looking for it. The black-and-gray tones add to this book's eccentric appeal; the clever doings are humorously underplayed by the text's dry wit. (All ages)

School Library Journal
K-Gr 3 Children are asked to find letters hidden within a myriad of details in large etchings. Each page is supposed to contain five forms of the featured letter, one each of the letters that precede and follow that letter in the alphabet, and seven pigs (although the A page contains eight pigs and six A 's for no apparent reason). The hidden letters are in a variety in sizes; some are large and obvious while others are so small that it's often not clear whether it's one of the hidden letters or simply a detail in the drawing. One or two lines of text accompanying the drawings tell the ``story'' of the piglets' building of an elaborate treehouse. The minimal script adds nothing to the book but a flat and occasionally condescending explanation of the illustrations. The relationship of text to the featured letter is tenuous at best and seems tacked-on. While some pages of text manage to repeat the featured letter several times, others have to stretch for a single connection to the illustration. The book is curiously lacking in appeal; the extensive cross hatching of the etchings, which are on an ivory background, give the book a muddy, almost antique look. The pigs are stiff and crudely drawn, with no real individuality or personality, and are often awkwardly posed for the sake of the letters they illustrate. The book is too difficult for young children just learning the alphabet, and older children will be better served by the color, graphic quality, and sheer wit of similar books by Anno and Demi. Eleanor K. MacDonald, Palos Verdes Library District, Calif.