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[ 책 소개 ]
I like me의 저자인 Nancy Carlson의 재미있는 그림책입니다. 친구들을 정떨어지게 할 수 있는 6가지 방법을 통해 어린 아이들이 자신은 어떤지를 돌아보게 하는 하는 reverse etiquette book입니다.
1. 결코 웃지 말 것 - 친구들한테 매사에 화난 사람같이 인상을 쓰면 친구를 멀리하는데 효과적이다.
2. 친구들과 나눠갖지 말 것 - 과자건 장난감이건 혼자서 욕심껏 독차지해라.
3. 못된 장난을 할 것 - 후배들을 괴롭히고, 점심시간에 새치기하고, 남을 골려주는 장난을 즐겨라.
4. 비겁하게 행동할 것 - 카드놀이할 때 속이고, 장기두다 지면 판을 뒤집고, 태그놀이할 때는 태그 안 당했다고 박박 우겨라.
5. 고자질하기 - 사사건건 고자질하고, 간섭하고, 약올려라.
6. 징징짜기 - 춥다, 덥다, 갖고싶다... 무조건 떼를 써라.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 0140558624
책 크기 : 22.3cm x 18.2cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book description
With exuberant pictures and a tongue-in-cheek sense of humor, the author of I Like Me! takes a light-hearted look at bratty behavior that will have children laughing in recognition while learning exactly how not to behave. Colored-pencil illustrations throughout.
Children's Literature
Six easy steps to success, if losing your friends is your goal. You can: never smile or share; be a bully and a poor sport; perfect your tattling; and whine your way into having no friends to bother you. That means you can eat your plate of cookies all by yourself! We can laugh at horrible behavior in others, especially when their reward turns out to be just what they asked for. Even a very young audience can appreciate the tongue-in-cheek humor as they follow the recipe. It's uncomplicated and bittersweet with bright pictures to light the way. In the end, those cookies taste much better when shared with friends.
School Library Journal
This reverse etiquette book advises readers to never smile or share; to be a bully and whine; to tattle and be a poor sport. Each ``rule'' offers specific examples and is illustrated with brightly colored pictures. While children are always interested in stories showing the complications and potential pitfalls of social interactions, this plotless treatment is not likely to hold much appeal for them. Also, it's unfortunate that ``tattling'' is presented as undesirable. Granted, the examples given are minor ones involving friends who are misbehaving in not terribly destructive ways, but youngsters do need to know that there are situations in which ``telling'' is perfectly acceptable. Carlson's cartoon-style art is a little more crudely done here than in her previous books, and her figures are more angular, as they ``Push in front of the lunch line'' or ``Cheat at cards.''
Booklist
Carlson's set of "simple instructions" is a send-up of adult self-help books and collections of genteel counsel aimed at children. The artwork and the advice she gathers refer to common home and school behaviors children know about and are told to avoid: "If you are eating cookies, hide them when your friends come over." Pushing in the lunch line, whining, tattling, and sibling teasing are illustrated with zippy pictures that strongly contrast having fun and being mean.
Kirkus Reviews
``If you don't want to have any friends, follow these simple instructions.'' So begins Carlson's hilarious catalogue of crankiness, brattiness, snottiness, and just plain bad behavior. Be gloomy. Grab all the good toys for yourself. Be a bully. Cheat, tattle, and above all whine. ``When you play tag and someone tags you, lie, and say they missed.'' All of this will sound familiar to parents and children alike, but the author takes the perfect approach--one that manages to make such traits unappealing without ever sounding like she's finger-wagging. The illustrations are similarily light and humorous, with lots of appropriate facial expressions to back up the text of this slight but amusing book. |
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