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[ 책 소개 ]
많이 알려진 전래동요 'There was an old lady who swallowed a fly'를 내용으로 한 책입니다.
뚱뚱한 할머니가 등장하는데 뱃속에 파리 한 마리가 들어있습니다. 즉, '파리 한 마리를 꿀꺽 삼킨 할머니가 있었는데, 왜 파리를 삼켰는지는 아무도 모르지요. 아마도 할머니는 죽었을 것입니다' 라는 내용입니다. 다음 장을 넘기면 할머니가 이번엔 거미를 꿀꺽하지요. 할머니는 뱃속의 파리를 잡으려고 거미를 삼킨 것인데, 아마도 할머니가 돌아가셨을 것 같지요. 하지만 계속해서 할머니는 거미를 잡으려고 새를 삼키고, 새를 잡으려고 고양이를 삼키고, 고양이를 쫓으려고 개를, 개를 잡으려고 소를, 소를 쫓으려고 말을 삼킵니다. 그러다 결국 할머니는 죽고 만다는 내용입니다.
파리가 할머니의 뱃속에 들어있는 그림에는 파리만한 작은 구멍이 뚫려있는데, 점차 삼킨 동물이 커질수록 구멍이 커집니다.
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표지가 두꺼운 판지나 보드지가 아닌 비교적 얇은 종이를 사용해서 만든 책이며, 실박음질 대신에 풀로 제본처리하는 경우가 많습니다. 일반적으로 하드커버나 보드북에 비해서 가격이 저렴합니다. 소프트커버로 불리우기도 합니다. 책의 이음새 부분이 접히거나 휘는 내구성이 그리 좋지는 않은 책입니다.
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[ CD 소개 ]
오디오 CD에는 책의 내용이 노래 불러주기, 챈트식으로 들려주고 따라 읽기(Read along), 반주에 맞춰 노래따라 부르기(Sing along), 효과음을 넣은 노래 따라 부르기의 4가지 Step으로 구성되어 있습니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback (16 pages) & CD Set
ISBN: 0859530183
책 크기: 29.1cm x 29.1cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Synopsis
Everyone knows the song about the old lady who swallowed a fly, a spider, a bird, and even worse, but who's ever seen what's going on inside the old lady's stomach? With his inventive die-cut artwork, Simms Taback, illustrator of The Road Builders gives young readers a rollicking, eye-popping version of the well-loved poem. Full color.
Publishers Weekly
In Taback's (Joseph Had a Little Overcoat) ingenious take on the cumulative tale, there's a die-cut hole where the old lady's stomach should be, so the audience can see where everything she swallows ends up. What's more, the hole grows bigger to accommodate the increasing gastro-populationby the tale's end, it's the size and shape of the horse that causes her demise. The digested wide-eyed animals float in a confetti-dusted space (which matches her dress), while everything about the elderly woman's exterior is equally askew, including the pupils in her eyes. Older children should get a kick out of the amusing asides liberally tucked into every spread. For example, there are bogus front page headlines ("LADY WOLFS DOWN DOG" screams one); a recipe for "Spider's Soup"; editorial comments by the menagerie and Taback himself ("Even the artist is crying," says a small caricature of Taback when she meets her gluttonous end); as well as factual information (various types of flies, birds or dogs are clearly labeled and paired with accurate pictures). The gleefully dizzy mood is intensified by Taback's use of black hand-lettered words set in blocks of bright colors laid atop orange or black backgrounds, and occasionally sprinkled with collage images (whose sources range from old field guides to the Wall Street Journal). Children of all ages will joyfully swallow this book whole. All ages. (Sept.) - Children's Literature
Karen Leggett
Teachers often bemoan the loss of interest in nursery rhymes because they have traditionally been one of the earliest listening and learning experiences for children. They prepare youngsters for the notions of pattern and rhyme. They are often repetitive, which is both comforting and instructive. They are usually silly, adding an element of humor that makes reading fun. Now some of the favorite nursery rhymes and songs have become small board books with holes, each with a different illustrator. In this case, a small hole shows through the lady's stomach to the fly. On each page, the hole is bigger as the lady swallows bigger and bigger bugs뾞ll with a sweet and unchanging smile on her face! On the left side of the page, the rhyme is written around each amoeba-shaped hole and right in the center is the word "why?" The colorful illustrations make this song even sillier and more absurd than with words alone. Part of the "Board Books with Holes" series. 2001, Child's Play, Ages 3 mo. to 3.
Children's Literature
This song is a favorite with children, although, you might wonder why, perhaps it is the rollicking rhythm and the simple absurdity of it all. Taback takes the song to new heights in his interpretation. The die cut artwork lets kids look inside this unusual looking old lady's stomach to see what is going on. There is plenty to grab kids attention both in her stomach and in the asides and other goodies tucked within the page. It's a wild and wacky version that offers lots of colorful visual humor. Caldecott Honor book.
School Library Journal
PreS-Gr 3--From cover to moral (never swallow a horse), this cleverly illustrated version of an old folk favorite will delight children. Each page is full of details and humorous asides, from the names of different types of birds, to a recipe for spider soup, to the rhyming asides from the spectating animals. As for the old lady, with her toothy grin and round bloodshot eyes, she looks wacky enough to go so far as to swallow a horse. A die-cut hole allows readers to see inside her belly, first the critters already devoured and, with the turn of the page, the new animal that will join the crowd in her ever-expanding stomach. The pattern of the lady's dress, with its patchwork of bright, torn colored paper pasted on black, is used as the background motif for the words. The text is handwritten on vivid strips of paper that are loosely placed on the patterned page, thus creating a lively interplay between the meaning of the words and their visual power. All in all, this illustrator provides an eye-catching, energy-filled interpretation that could easily become a classic in itself.--Martha Topol, Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City, MI
Kirkus Reviews
A die-cut hole approach to an old favorite that offers a view of the old lady's stomach and its expanding bestiary. The text has the look of a ransom note (a touch the devoured creatures might appreciate), but the jaunty colors—set skipping by a judicious use of black—keep the dark side of the poem at bay. Those accustomed to the streamlined version of this ditty won't know what to make of the comments scattered throughout the pages, little asides quipped by animals not yet swallowed; these rhyme with the "perhaps she'll die" line of the poem. Fortunately, these additions can be easily ignored or inflated according to taste, and full concentration given to the poem itself and the wild, eye-catching artwork: It is good fun to watch the old lady bulge and bloat, and the sheer corniness of the verse continues to be deeply gratifying. |
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