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Paperback, 40 pages
ISBN: 0395779790
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Book Description
This loving and humorous story depicts frustrated Hannah, who tries to get her mother to call her by her real name rather than the pet names she uses.
Publisher's Weekly
In Williams's first book for children, wide-eyed Hannah is convinced that her mother doesn't know her own daughter's name, since she seems to call her every possible appellation except Hannah. When Mommy wakes Hannah in the morning, she asks: ``Is that my little chickadee?'' Hannah, envisioning herself with a bird's beak, insists, ``I'm not a chickadee. I'm Hannah.'' As the day progresses, Mommy employs an assortment of pet names, and each time a distraught-looking Hannah corrects her. Throughout, Shachat's somewhat childlike acrylic paintings depict the girl in the guise of the objects or creatures cited--pumpkin, devil, alligator, monster, monkey and mouse. Children may be a bit unsettled by the book's title, and their discomfort will only be increased by the fact that Hannah is clearly not amused by her mother's attempts to be affectionate. At bedtime, of course, mother assures daughter that she is well aware that Hannah is her ``very own happy little, funny little girl.''
Children's Literature
Throughout the day, Hannah's mother refers to her affectionately as "little chickadee, pumpkin and alligator." Hannah is distressed because "I'm not a pumpkin, I'm Hannah." Off to school she goes. Back home and helping to make dinner, again Hannah's mother calls her "a little devil" for not being able to wait to eat. "But, I'm not a devil, I'm Hannah." But all ends well as Mommy hugs and kisses her at bedtime and asserts, "Yes, you're Hannah." Few books deal so well with preschoolers' concerns about their identity. The artwork is very imaginative and sure to fascinate young children.
School Library Journal
Mommy is always lovingly comparing her Hannah to various animals. During a silly dance, it's `` `You funny monkey' ''; or, maybe `` `See you later, alligator,' '' or, at bedtime `` `Be a quiet little mouse.' '' Each time, the little girl imagines herself as that animal. Then, with pride and firmness, she announces, `` `I'm not a mouse. I'm Hannah!' '' Text and illustrations resonate with the strength of preschoolers' needs to understand and assert their own identities. A lovely resolution is provided on the final page: with the warmest hug, Mommy confirms, `` `Yes, I know. You're Hannah. My very own happy little, funny little girl.' '' The pastel illustrations take Williams' idea, give it form, and then magnify it several decibels. Shachat's style, that adults may recognize from Psychology Today and New York Times Book Review , is offbeat--definitely kooky, but not too strange for children's comfort. It's the weirdness of the art, making anything possible in it, that will transform the words to meaning for many young readers. And this is accomplished with the kind of flair that leaves listeners feeling that something special's happened to them. It's a fun, crazy book that works extremely well. --Liza Bliss, Worcester Public Library, MA
Review
"Text and illustrations resonate with the strength of preschoolers' needs to understand and assert their own identities . . . The pastel illustrations take Williams's idea, give it form, and then magnify it several decibels."
Synopsis
Mommy calls Hannah all sorts of names except her own, leaving Hannah to wonder if Mommy really does know who she is. |
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