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Keith Baker의 유명한 Peas시리즈이며, 이 책에서는 색깔에 대해서 다루고 있습니다. 국내에는 Peas시리즈 중에서 숫자를 주제로 한 123 Peas가 "123 콩알세기"라는 제목으로 번역서가 출간되었으며, Peas시리즈 3종은 노부영으로도 출간되었습니다.

이 책은 Keith Baker가 LMNO Peas 와 1 2 3 peas에 이어 선보인 연두색 완두콩 시리즈의 세번째 책입니다. 직업을 나타내던 LMNO Peas 와 숫자세기에 관련된 1 2 3 peas에 이어, 이번에는 계절과 그에 따른 여러가지 주변 환경들, 그리고 일상의 생활을 아름다운 색감으로 표현했습니다.

파란 바다위의 파란 배, 파란 깃발.. 그리고 여름의 즐거움을 만끽하는 완두콩들,

붉은 울타리, 빨갛게 물든 단풍나무, 빨간색 연, 그리고 가을 바람에 휘날리는 빨간 낙엽들,

노란 스쿨버스, 노란 호박벌, 빛나는 노란 태양, 그리고 생기 넘치는 봄의 햇살 아래에서 운동과 소풍 같은 야외활동을 즐기는 완두콩들,

보라색 산에서 보라색 장갑을 끼고, 눈 덮인 겨울산에서 보라색 스키를 타는 완두콩들...

이 외에도 주황색, 녹색, 은색, 하얀색, 검은색 등과 같은 여러 색깔별로 귀여운 완두콩들이 보여주는 다양한 활동들을 그림 속에서 하나하나 찾아보는 재미가 가득한 책입니다.

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What is 페이퍼백? 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.

페이퍼백과 CD 세트입니다. CD는 미국의 저명한 영화배우 겸 영화감독인 스탠리 투치 (Stanley Tucci)의 호소력있는 실감나는 목소리로 녹음되었습니다.






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Edition: Paperback (40 pages) & CD Set
ISBN-10: 1534418466
ISBN-13: 978-1534418462
세트 크기: 33 cm x 25.2 cm
책 크기: 25.4 cm x 22.9 cm



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Book Description
Keith Baker’s charming peas romp through a rainbow of colors in Little Green Peas, which now comes with a CD narrated by award-winning actor Stanley Tucci!
The little green peas are back to celebrate the colorful world around them. Join the fun as they fly red kites, sail blue boats, ski down purple mountains, and more! Read along with the enclosed CD as Stanley Tucci narrates this fresh and fun exploration of color!


Publishers Weekly
Having previously played with letters and numbers in LMNO Peas and 123 Peas, Baker's tiny legumes show their true colors (green, namely) in this entertaining companion book. Bouncy rhymes introduce nine colors: "Blue boats, blue seas, / blue flags, and.../ little green peas." Baker uses the page turns to create little crescendos of suspense, and the recurring answer changes just enough to keep things interesting. The color-themed spreads provide plenty of interest of their own, from a pair of autumnal "red" pages that show the peas flying kites and raking leaves to the cosmic black-and-white final spreads, which suggest that neither we (nor peas) are alone in this universe.


Shelf Awareness
After teaching youngest readers how to navigate the alphabet (LMNO Peas) and to count (1-2-3 Peas), Keith Baker's little green heroes now introduce them to colors.
A summery spread of "BLUE" kicks off the proceedings, with each letter in a slightly different texture or pattern, as well as a slightly different hue. One letter looks as if it were sponged in an aqua tone, another in an indigo shade shows subtly mazelike patterns. The text--"Blue boats, blue seas, blue flags, and..."--in thick black letters, introduces green pea sailors and flag wavers, whose props pick up on the word's diverse tones. A turn of the page completes the sentence: "little green peas." The characters swim, snorkel, build sand castles and wave from the deck of a luxury liner (as in the earlier books, a ladybug appears on each spread). An internal rhyme holds each line together, as the little green peas move into autumn ("Red fences, red trees, red kites, and.../ little green peas"), winter ("Purple mountains, purple skis, purple mittens, and.../ little green peas") and a standout for spring: "Green vines, green leaves, green sprouts, and.../ baby green peas." Readers will easily spot the babies, with each pod carefully guarded by at least one adult pea, while the gardener peas water the sprouts and sport waterproof boots, showing how to tend their offspring.
Once again, Baker models a busy community of little green peas working and playing together. He ends on a humorous note for "White/Black." Read the book to discover his clever twist.


The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
The peas (from 1-2-3 Peas, BCCB 10/12) are back, and this this time they're celebrating the world of color. Each color is introduced in huge block letters ("BLUE") followed by a few specific examples, in rhymed verse, of things that are that color ("Blue boats, blue seas, blue flags, and . . . "), followed by a spread of the green peas amid a landscape dominated by that color (little green peas cavort on a sand- bar in a blue ocean next to a blue ocean liner). As in the previous titles, the story stands second to the delight of poring over the highly detailed digitally rendered illustrations of the personified peas, who are doing everything from sunbathing and unicycling to hula-hooping and downhill skiing. Cool white backdrops effectively set off the juicy palette, making this a true visual feast for the eyes...viewers will...love the opportunity to borrow this one after storytime for a closer look.