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[ 책 소개 ]
* 2000년 ALA Notable Children's Book
* 2000년 Charlotte Zolotow Award Honor Book
* 2001년 Buckeye Children's Book Award
* 00-01년 Keystone to Reading Book Award Masterlist
* 00-02년 Reading List (TLA)
* 1999년 Parents' Choice Silver Honor 수상작
강아지 조지의 엄마는 조지에게 짖어 보라고 합니다. "야옹" 다시 한번 짖어 보라고 하지만, 꽥꽥, 꿀꿀, 음메... 이런... 조지는 멍멍 짖을 줄을 몰라요. 엄마개는 조지를 수의사에게 데리고 갑니다. 수의사는 조지의 입속에 손을 집어 넣고서는 고양이, 오리, 돼지, 소를 차례로 꺼냅니다. 엄마개가 기겁을 하는군요. 이제 조지는 멍멍 제대로 짖을 수 있습니다. 집으로 돌아오는 길에 엄마개는 조지에게 다시 한번 짖어보라고 합니다. 조지가 낸 소리는..."Hello"
책을 읽으면서 큰 소리로 웃을 수 있는 즐거움과 기발함이 넘쳐나는 책입니다.
오랫동안 보관하실 수 있는 | 닫기x |  What is 하드커버?
양장본이라고도 불리우며, 표지가 단단한 판지로 만들어진 책입니다.
판지를 천이나 가죽으로 감싸기도 합니다. 책의 속지는 일반적으로 중성처리된 종이(Acid-free paper)를 사용해서 잘 변질이 되지 않기 때문에 오랫동안 보관하기에 적합합니다. 이 종류의 책은 더스트 재킷, 또는 더스트 커버로 불리는 표지덮개가 함께 있는 경우가 많습니다. 간혹 내부 속지가 콩기름 코팅이 된 경우 고약한 냄새가 나는 책도 있습니다.
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Reading level: All Ages
Edition: Hardcover(32 pages) & Tape Set
ISBN: 8955784333
책 크기 : 28.1cm x 22.1cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
From Our Editors
Celebrated storyteller Jules Feiffer is a man of many talents: This Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, playwright, screenwriter, and novelist is also an acclaimed children's book author! Bark, George is a delightfully silly picture book about a dog who can't seem to bark right; for some unknown reason, he makes all sorts of other animal sounds. Bark, George is written for very young children, but this fantastic farce is sure to amuse kids -- and adults! -- of all ages.
From the Publisher
"Bark, George," says George's mother, and George goes: "Meow," which definitely isn't right, because George is a dog.
And so is his mother, who repeats, "Bark, George." And George goes, "Quack, quack."
What's going on with George? Find out in this hilarious new picture book from Jules Feiffer.
2000 ALA Notable Children's Book, 2000 Notable Children's Books(ALA), and 2000 Charlotte Zolotow Award Honor Book
2001 Buckeye Children's Book Award, 00-01 Keystone to Reading Book Award Masterlist, and 00 2X2 Reading List (TLA)
Author Biography: Jules Feiffer has won a number of prizes for his cartoons, plays, and screenplays, including the Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning. His books for children include The Man in the Ceiling, A Barrel of Laughs, A Vale of Tears, I Lost My Bear, Bark, George, and Meanwhile... He lives in New York City.In His Own Words...
"I have been writing and drawing comic strips all illy life, first as a six-year-old, when I'd try to draw like my heroes: Alex Raymond, who did Flash Gordon, E. C. Segar, who did Popeye, Milton Caniff, who did Terry and the Pirates. The newspaper strip back in the I 1940s was a glorious thing to behold. Sunday pages were full-sized and Colored broadsheets that created a universe that could swallow a boy whole.
"I was desperate to be a cartoonist. One of my heroes was Will Eisner, who did a weekly comic book supplement to the Sunday comics. One day I walked into his office and showed him my samples. He said they were lousy, but lie hired me anyway. And I began my apprenticeship.
"Later I was drafted Out of Eisner's office into tile Korean War.Militarism, regimentation, and mindless authority combined to squeeze the boy cartoonist Out Of me and bring out the rebel. There was no format at the time to fit [he work I raged and screamed to do, so I had to invent one. Cartoon satire that commented on the Lin military the Bomb, the Cold War, the hypocrisy of grownLIPS, the mating habits of urban Young men and women, these were my subjects. After four years of trying to break into print and getting nowhere, the Village Voice, the first alternative newspaper, offered to publish me. Only one catch: They couldn't Pay me. What (lid I care?
"My weekly satirical strip, Sick Sick Sick, later renamed Feiffer started appearing in late 1956. Two years later, Sick Sick Sick came out in book form and became a bestseller. The following years saw a string of cartoon collections, syndication, stage and screen adaptations of the cartoon. One, Munro, won an Academy Award.
"This was heady stuff, taking me miles beyond my boyhood dreams. The only thing that got in the way of my enjoying it was the real world. The Cuban missile crisis, the assassination of President Kennedy, the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights revolution. The country was coining unglued and my weekly cartoons didn't seem to be an adequate way of handling it. So I started writing plays: Little Murders, The White House Murder Case, Carnal Knowledge, Grownups. All the themes of my comic strips expanded theatrically and later, cinematically to give me the time and space I needed to explain the times to myself and to my audience.
"I grew older. I had a family, and late in life, a very young family. I started thinking, as old guys will, about what I wanted these children to read, to learn. I read them E.B. White and Beverly Cleary and Roald Dahl, and, one day, I thought, I ley, I can do this."
"Writing for young readers connects me profess sionally to) a part of myself that I didn't know how to let out until I was sixty: that kid who lived a life of innocence, mixed with confusion and consternation, disappointment and dopey humor. And who drew comic strips and needed friends—and found them—in cartoons and children's books that told him what the grown-ups in his life had left out. That's what reading (lid for me when I was a kid. Now, I try to return the favor."
Kathleen Odean - Horn Book
When George, a lanky puppy, is told by his mother to bark, he answers with a "meow" and then a series of other animal noises. When she takes him to a human vet, the man pulls animal after animal out of George's throat. The problem seems to be solved, until the last page when George opens his mouth and "Hello" comes out. On clean, wide pages, the cartoon like illustrations feature funny facial expressions and priceless body language. A clever, catchy story from a master cartoonist.
Sesame Street Parents
There's a laugh on every page as Jules Feiffer tells an old story in a fresh way, with just a few words and big, colorful, cartoonlike pictures. Preschoolers will act out the animal sounds, and they'll love the way the small dog turns a logical, familiar world upside down.
Publisher's Weekly
In just a few pen strokes and just a few words, Feiffer (I Lost My Bear) outlines the playful scenario of a puppy who cannot say "arf." The images are striking, with no background details or props but the unobtrusive text. In the initial spreads, a big dog and a little one face each other from opposite sides of the book: "George's mother said: `Bark, George.' George went: `Meow.' " As George proceeds to quack, oink and moo, his dismayed mother grimaces and puts her paw on her head in the classic gimme-a-break gesture. She takes her afflicted son to a veterinarian, who snaps on a rubber glove and decisively repeats the title command. This time, when the pup meows, "The vet reached deep down inside of George... And pulled out a cat." Feiffer reverses the old-lady-who-swallowed-a-fly plot and boosts the giddiness with every barnyard animal removed from tiny George. The pen-and-ink close-ups of the dogs and vet are studies in minimalism and eloquence, and the characters' body language registers intense effort and amazement. Rather than being black-on-white, the illustrations get a boost from cool pastel hues. This pairing of an ageless joke with a crisp contemporary look will initiate many an animated game of animal sounds. Ages 2-6. (June) Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
Library Journal
PreS-Gr 2-A lovable pup tries to bark, but all that comes out are other animals' sounds, until a cathartic trip to the vet unleashes the problem. A pack of fun, with droll illustrations and deadpan text. (Sept.) Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information.
School Library Journal
PreS-Gr 2 What's to be done? When George's mother tells him to bark, the puppy meows then quacks, oinks, and finally moos! Like any good mother, the canine marches her son to the vet, who sets right to work. Reaching deep down George's throat, the vet pulls out a cat! But this does not solve the problem, and the doc continues his hilarious extractions. Deep inside his patient, he finds a duck, a pig, and even a cow. At last, when all are removed, George utters an "arf." Young readers will roar with laughter at this slapstick farce with simple line drawings, set against pastel backgrounds, which convey a full range of emotions. But the loudest laughs will come from the readers who share their lives with dogs. When the pup leaves the vet and joins the crowds of people on the street, his mother proudly tells him to bark. George's answer? "Hello!" No surprise to any dog owner who knows what's really deep inside that furry body. Barbara Scotto, Michael Driscoll School, Brookline, MA Copyright 1999 Cahners Business Information. |
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 총 5건의 독자서평이 있습니다. |
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 이렇게 기발할 수가! |
이 책을 본 첫 느낌은 '아니 이렇게 기발 할 수가'.
어린아이들이 보면 정말 깜짝 놀랄 책입니다.
작가가 참 대단한 '이야기 꾼'이군요.
자꾸 'Quack, Quack, Moo,Moo..'같은 이상한 울음소리를 내는 강아지를
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이 책을 본 첫 느낌은 '아니 이렇게 기발 할 수가'.
어린아이들이 보면 정말 깜짝 놀랄 책입니다.
작가가 참 대단한 '이야기 꾼'이군요.
자꾸 'Quack, Quack, Moo,Moo..'같은 이상한 울음소리를 내는 강아지를
병원에 데리고 같더니 의사선생님이 손을 강아지 목속으로 '깊이 깊이' 집어넣어서
오리부터 시작해서 이상한 소리를 내는 짐승들을 모두 끄집어 냅니다.
심지어 소까지.
어찌보면 요즘 말하는 '엽기적 스토리'라고 할 수도 있겠지만
아이들의 시선에서 보면 '강아지 뱃속에 동물친구들이 들어있어서 조지가 그렇게 짖었구나'
라고 수긍할 수 있게 합니다.
어른이 보아도 정말 웃깁니다.
마지막에 사람들에게 이제 '정상이 된 강아지'를 자랑하려고 엄마가 짖어보라고하자
'Hello'하고 인사를 하죠.
작가는 마지막 페이지까지 독자를 실망시키지 않네요.
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 기발한 상상력! |
아이들의 상상력.. 작가는 어른이 되어서도 그 놀라운 세상을 잃지 않고 있는 놀라운 사람인가봐요.
읽고 나서도 어른인 저로서는 상상도 할수 없는 내용이 그저 놀라울 뿐입니다.
아이의 반응은....?
신난다! ..
아이들의 상상력.. 작가는 어른이 되어서도 그 놀라운 세상을 잃지 않고 있는 놀라운 사람인가봐요.
읽고 나서도 어른인 저로서는 상상도 할수 없는 내용이 그저 놀라울 뿐입니다.
아이의 반응은....?
신난다! 그 자체지요.
한번만 읽어주어도 그 다음번부터는 번갈아 역할을 나눠하며, 마치 연극이라도 하듯이
내용을 즐길 수 있습니다.
아이는 주로 조지 역할을 하구요..
저는 엄마도 하고, 의사선생님도 합니다.
추천합니다.
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 아이들의 상상력과 추리력을 알 수 있는 재미있는 책이예요. |
짖어봐, 조지 이책은 조지의 엄마가 조지에게 짖어보라고 하면 조지가 짖는데 ... ...
처음에는 야옹, 꽥꽥,꿀꿀, 음메 이런순으로 짖는다. 그래서 엄마가 의사선생님께 조지를 데리고 가니까 의사가 다시 조지에게..
짖어봐, 조지 이책은 조지의 엄마가 조지에게 짖어보라고 하면 조지가 짖는데 ... ...
처음에는 야옹, 꽥꽥,꿀꿀, 음메 이런순으로 짖는다. 그래서 엄마가 의사선생님께 조지를 데리고 가니까 의사가 다시 조지에게 짖어보라고 합니다. 그러면 조지는 야옹 하고 짖어요 의사가 조지의 목에 손을 넣어서 고양이를 꺼내죠. 그런순으로 오리,돼지,소를 꺼내고 짖으면 멍멍이라고 짖어요. 그후 엄마랑 사람들이 많은 거리를 지난후 엄마가 짖으라고 하니까 "안녕" 하는 이야기예요.
저는 이책을 맨 처음 한글판을 보았는데 그 때 아이들이 너무 좋아해서 이번에 책이 나오자마자 구입했어요.
지금도 아이들이 책을 보면서 둘이 웃고 서로 동물들의 흉내도 내고 합니다.
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