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Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 069811650X
Ã¥ Å©±â : 25.3cm x 20.3cm
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From Booklist
Johnston moves the Russian Baba Yaga tale to the American Southwest, and something gets lost in the translation. This witch is named Alice Nizzy Nazzy, and she's pretty nasty, though not really scary in true Baba Yaga fashion. It's the misfortune of a little girl named Manuela to meet up with her when Manuela's sheep run into Alice Nizzy Nazzy's yard. Although several times it looks as if Manuela is about to become Alice's dinner, events twist and turn until, finally, Manuela is freed--she's such a good girl that she tastes bad. Johnston's telling has a nice cadence to it, but the plot rambles, and the ending falls flat. The artwork is a little rougher in both design and execution than dePaola's usual style, but his witch is a wild one and accounts for most of the story's visual excitement. Get this for larger collections or where the southwestern setting has local appeal.
School Library Journal
"Johnston removes Baba Yaga, aka Alice Nizzy Nazzy, from the Russian forest and places her in a roadrunner-footed, adobe hut in the desert near Santa Fe.... Engaging."
Los Angeles Times Book Review
"Tomie dePaola has wonderful fun with Johnston's breezy text, serving up a feast of laugh-out-loud images. 'Alice Nizzy Nazzy'is some kind of snazzy!"
Book Description
Manuela has lost her sheep, and their tracks lead right to Alice Nizzy Nazzy's fence. But Alice is so mean and so ugly that people say she's a witch who likes to eat children! Will Manuela have to face the beady-eyed old woman? |
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