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Love You Forever의 저자인 Robert Munsch의 재미있는 이야기 그림책입니다.
말썽꾸러기 크리스토퍼는 지하실에서 공작용 찰흙을 발견하고는, 그것을 이용해서 진짜같이 보이는 쿠키를 만듭니다. 찰흙 쿠키를 엄마와 아빠에게 한 입씩 맛보게 한 크리스토퍼는 엄마, 아빠가 자기에게 속은 것이 재미있어서 가짜 쿠키를 학교로 가져 갔습니다. 하지만 아빠의 전화를 미리 받은 선생님은 오히려 크리스토퍼를 골탕먹이지요...
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 28 pages
ISBN: 0590896040
책 크기 : 20.5cm x 20.5cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Publisher's Weekly
The creators of Alligator Baby and Andrew's Loose Tooth again rely on hyperbole to make the narrative and visuals tick in this slim one-joke tale. The paper-over-board volume stars Christopher, who makes two "cookies" out of red clay and gives one to each of his parents. As they bite into the inedible confections, their eyes bulge, their faces turn scarlet and they utter identical sentiments: "YUCK! PWAH! SPLICHT! PLAY CLAY! GLA-GLA-GLA-GLA!" Such sound effects and a good deal of repetition make Munsch's narrative a quick and sprightly read-aloud. When Christopher's parents make a phone call informing the boy's teacher of his prank, she makes a similar cookie and gives him a taste of his own deception, after which the entire class bakes up an authentic, gigantic cookie to deliver to Christopher's parents. Martchenko's brassy, over-the-top watercolors overflow with silly images, such as Christopher's dog biting big chunks out of the kitchen cabinet, the boy and his classmates creating colorful chaos as they mix up the batter and the children and a menagerie of animals feasting on the final (real) oversized cookie. A light morsel.
School Library Journal
Another participation story from the author of Mortimer (1985) and 50 Below Zero (1986, both Annick), with much repetition and a touch of mean-spiritedness. Christopher makes a "cookie" out of play clay and presents it to his mother, telling her his Dad made it for her. She bites into it before realizing her son has played a joke on her. The child then tricks his na ve father the same way. After the chagrined parents inform their son's teacher of his pranks, she makes sure he gets his comeuppance by giving him a taste of his own medicine. Then, when the schoolmates make a huge, real cookie and offer it to Christopher's parents, they cringe in horror. The last page shows all of the kids munching on the gigantic treat. Martchenko's bright watercolors with their expressive, exaggerated facial contortions are entertaining, but can't save the one-joke tale. |
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