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[ 책 소개 ]
* A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year
Newbery Medal 수상작인 "Shiloh"의 속편입니다.
전편과 마찬가지로 저명한 아동문학 작가인 Phyllis Reynolds Naylor의 스릴이 넘치면서도 깊은 감동을 주는 흥미진진한 스토리를 즐겨보세요. Shiloh의 원 주인인 술주정뱅이 Judd로 부터 사랑스러운 Shiloh를 지키기 위한 Marty의 노력이 펼쳐집니다.
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Edition: Paperback: 128 pages
ISBN: 0689806469
책 크기 : 19.3cm x 13cm
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Annotation
When mean and angry Judd, who has never known kindness, takes to drinking and mistreats his dogs, Marty discovers how deep a hurt can go and how long it takes to heal.
From the Publisher
The favorite dog of third-graders everywhere returns in a reissue of a perennial young-readers bestseller. Newberry Medal winner Phyllis Reynolds Naylor's Shiloh Season is the second in the Shiloh trilogy, the story of young Marty Preston and the abused dog he rescues -- and fights to keep. Suspenseful and sweet, charming and thought-provoking, Shiloh has captured the attention -- and the hearts -- of millions of young readers, and it's ready in a brand-new edition for another generation.
Publisher's Weekly
In this second book in Naylor's Shiloh trilogy, the formerly abused beagle and the boy who rescued him fear the abuser's return as hunting season approaches. In a starred review, PW noted, "Naylor maintains the previous work's lump-in-the-throat vibrato."
Children's Literature
This sequel to the Newbery Medal winning Shiloh is set in rural West Virginia. The story continues the saga of the Preston family, especially 11-year-old Marty and his dog Shiloh. Marty rescued Shiloh from an abusive owner, Judd Travers. Judd, a solitary character who drinks too much, resents losing his dog and torments Marty and his family through increasingly serious deeds against them. Just when resolution seems impossible, Marty and his father, aided by Shiloh, rescue Judd from a truck accident. Their kindness to Judd during his recuperation helps Marty overcome his negative feelings about the man. A realistic portrait of rural life and culture. - Meredith Kiger
School Library Journal
Picking up where Shiloh (Atheneum, 1991) left off, this is a less powerful, but still satisfying sequel. Judd Travers is just as nasty as ever; someone has been playing pranks on him, and he is convinced it is Marty Preston. Worse yet, the man still considers Shiloh his dog. Knowing that he acquired his beloved beagle by blackmailing Judd, Marty worries that he will get the dog back. When the boy asks Doc Murphy if he did the right thing, the Doc wisely replies, "...what's right in one situation, may be wrong in another. You have to decide-that's the hard part." In a love-your-enemy style conclusion, Marty realizes that the only way to resolve the situation is for him to try to understand and forgive Judd.. The moral predicaments are not as complex as in the previous book, but the tension never lags and Marty and his supportive family are likable. Martyr's ambitions for education within the context of his working-class family are nicely handled, and Naylor skillfully develops the character of evil Judd and then makes his final affectionate gesture both understated and believable. This is sure to be popular with both able and reluctant readers.-Caroline Ward, Nassau Library System, Uniondale, NY |
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