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Board book: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0670011096
ISBN-13: 978-0670011094
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Book Description
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Come along for the ride as a little girl and her mother hop on the subway. From spinning turnstiles and musicians performing on the platforms to people hopping off and on and lights flashing past in the tunnels, the sights and sounds of the subway have an energy all their own. Anastasia Suen's sprightly text and Karen Katz's brightly colored patterns and lively perspectives combine for a pitch perfect celebration of an underground train ride, where the hustle and bustle is only part of the fun.
From School Library Journal
In brief, rhyming verses, an African-American child describes her ride on the subway, telling how she and her mother enter through a turnstile, board the train, transfer, and arrive at their final destination. She details the speed of the train, the music heard at a station, the darkness of the tunnels, and the motion of the car. The rhythmic language captures the feel of her journey and a repeated refrain invites readers to participate in the telling of the story. The bright, bold artwork depicts each scene in a realistic manner from the child's point of view. The colorful illustrations show a diverse group of travelers, all with happy expressions on their faces. For youngsters who have never been on a subway, this title provides a wonderful introduction. For veteran riders, it reinforces the experience in a positive manner.
Publishers Weekly
"We go down/ to go uptown/ down, down, down/ in the subway"-opens the text as a mother and young daughter embark on an exuberant underground excursion. In 14 simple quatrains, Suen (Window Music) turns city life into one big happy hub-bub; every third line consists of a key monosyllabic word repeated three times and printed in contrasting colored type, driving home the percussive sensations of navigating underground travel. The illustrations channel the zest of a kindergarten-age art enthusiast. Katz (Counting Kisses) creates a merry metropolis that is both multicolored and multicultural; all the inhabitants sport brightly patterned clothing and even brighter smiles. Capitalizing on the book's horizontal format, the full-bleed spreads portray the subway experience from a variety of perspectives. Katz catches buskers boogying and passengers coming and going; she follows the trains as they snake through the tunnels; etc. In one cheeky vignette, she shows all the riders from the neck down-a sort of toddler's-eye view that should strike a chord with the audience. The characters' glee is so infectious that even die-hard junior suburbanites will find themselves aspiring to the straphanger's life.
From Booklist
"We go down / to go uptown / down, down, down / in the subway." With just a few lines of simple poetry on each page, Suen describes a subway ride's rushing movement and sound. Katz's cheerful, stylized paintings add a basic story: a little girl and her mother pass through the turnstiles, enter the cars, whoosh through underground tunnels, transfer subway lines, and finally exit at their stop. Suen's appealing rhythms, with a line of repeated words on each page ("rock, rock, rock"; "flash, flash, flash"), mimic the rolling beat of the zooming trains, while the smiling, round-faced, multihued passengers; bright patterns; and jelly-bean colors in the artwork extend the sense of sunny excitement. Pair this with Caroline Stutson's Night Train (2002) for a preschool story hour about the noise and thrill of riding the rails.
Children's Literature
This book is a friendly approach to riding the subway for preschoolers, or anyone else curious about what it might be like. Though somewhat glorified (New York City subways aren't that pretty!) Suen presents a gentle atmosphere with rhythmic text enhanced by Katz's happily colored illustrations of diverse, eclectic, multicultural subway riders. A young girl and her mother are going down to go uptown! Follow this busy adventure through the subway turnstiles, up the stairs, into the car, and along the tracks until the ride ends at their stop. There is even a little brown dog going somewhere. Where could everyone be going? Where have they been? Simple text will encourage hesitant readers to complete each phrase and move on to the next. Eager listeners and viewers will enjoy the rhythm of the text and energy of the illustrations.
Kirkus Reviews
Thumping verses convey the rush and bustle of a crowded subway trip. A tiny girl and her mother ride uptown on the subway, listen to a busker's saxophone playing, and transfer trains to complete their ride. The multicultural and smiling crowd is loudly colorful in bright, textured patterned outfits that accentuate the teeming multitudes. The passengers show constant delight, from their gleeful dances to the music, to their tight squeeze into a car: "open the door / to let in more / more, more, more / on the subway." Movement and energy fill the bright and crowded pages since this is the subway as seen through the eyes of one thrilled at the adventure: busy, joyful, and exciting. |
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