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* Children's Book Sense Pick
* IRA Teachers' Choices 2006
* PBS Teacher Source, Recommended Books in Social Studies
* Best Kids' Books Adults Would Love 2005, Publishers Weekly
* Best Children's Books of 2005, Publishers Weekly
* NYLA Books of the Season, Fall 2005
* Kansas Reading Association, Bill Martin Jr. Picture Book Award nomination
* PlanetEsme.com's DON'T MISS LIST 2005
* Chinese American Libraries Association (CALA) Best Illustrated Book Award
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Hardcover: 36 pages
ISBN-10: 0811843432
ISBN-13: 978-0811843430
Ã¥ Å©±â: 26.2cm x 26.2cm
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Book Description
Ed Young's spare prose, as lovely as a rice-paper painting, describes in measured detail the beautiful and mystical land that the author so clearly loves. The unique format and gorgeous paper-collage illustrations, highlighted with Chinese characters, combine to convey the many facets of China to form a poetic picture of the land¡¯s grace, depth, and majesty.
Review
Young's (Lon Po Po) extraordinary "visual poem" is so splendidly conceived and executed that it takes many readings to reveal its richness. Its sophisticated nature may make it a book more suitable for an older audience. In this concise lyric poem about Young's native country, words and pictures unfold simultaneously as if a primordial China were being formed before readers' eyes. "Beyond the great mountains,/ far to the east, a vast fertile plain./ In its sky, mist rose and fell, rain water gathering/ .../ As sun, moon kept watch, earth gave birth." The binding of the book is at the top, and the pages are tiered; each line of the poem appears at the narrow bottom edge of the page, so that when readers open the book, they can see the text in its entirety. The cut- and torn-paper collages literally grow with each turn of the page. Just above the text, Young includes ancient Chinese characters, showing how visual symbols sometimes combine to make a single word, and the shapes in the illustrations subtly imitate the lines that form the figurative characters (he collects both ancient and modern Chinese characters on the endpapers). The textured illustrations are breathtaking both visually simple and complex at the same time as Young invites readers to glimpse a world of stunning beauty.
School Library Journal
A stunning and uniquely designed picture book. Described as a visual poem about China, the book is comprised of 14 lines, each of which is accompanied by its own double-page illustration, done in cut- and torn-paper collage. Young also provides the ancient characters for the images he presents. Readers are able to read the entire poem from the title page since the pages are of graduated lengths, from short to longer, with a line of poetry appearing on the bottom of each page, overlapping just enough to allow for the text to show. Designed to be read vertically, each page is flipped up to reveal the accompanying illustration. In this way, the entire book becomes a piece of art, a visual treat of sublime colors and textures that joins with text and characters to describe the vastness and beauty of China. A chart shows the ancient characters that appear in the book, along with their modern-day equivalents. While the poetry, along with the illustrations and Chinese characters, may provide a creative experience that children can appreciate and enjoy, Young's rather abstract concept of visual verse, as explained in the author's note, will challenge most youngsters. Certainly, adults would find the explanation interesting, and would also appreciate the reflective poetry and images. An excellent choice for libraries looking for China-themed picture books.
Booklist
Reminiscent of Young's Voices of the Heart (1997), this highly conceptual picture book offers "a visual poem about China." Opening the book (from the bottom rather than the side), the reader sees a strip of each page, since each is about one-half inch longer than the preceding one. The entire poem is visible immediately, with one line per page. Besides the line of verse, a typical page includes one or two ancient Chinese characters in red, with the English equivalent in black. Observers will note the resonance between the forms of the Chinese characters and the images in the illustrations, bold collages of cut and torn papers. The final end papers offer a chart of ancient and modern Chinese characters. In a note, Young expresses the hope that his readers will be open to his use of symbols as "visual verse." Though not inaccessible to children, this unusual poetry book may be best appreciated on an intellectual or aesthetic (rather than emotional) level. |
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