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[ 책 소개 ]
* 영국 Smarties book prize 수상작(1994년)
* 영국 Kurt Maschler Award 수상작
* 영국 Kate Greenaway Medal Finalist
* A Child Magazine, Best Children's Book
* A Parenting Reading Magic Award Winner
* A Booklist Editor's Choice
아기를 주인공으로 하는 따뜻한 가족이야기를 담고 있는 책입니다. 도미니카 공화국 출신의 흑인인 Trish Cooke가 글을 썼으며, Kate Greenaway 수상작가이자, We're going on a bear hunt를 비롯한 수많은 어린이 명작 그림책의 작가인 Helen Oxenbury의 사랑스러운 그림을 감상할 수 있는 책입니다.
엄마와 아기가 집에서 아무것도 하지 않고 있어요. "딩동!" 초인종이 울립니다. 누가 왔을까요? 바로 이모 비버가 왔어요. "오!!! 이모는 널 꼭 껴안고 싶구나. 아주 많이(So much!)"라고 이야기하죠. 그리고 초인종이 울릴 때마다 새로운 친척들이 방문을 합니다. 삼촌 디디, 내니와 할머니, 사촌 케이-케이...... 집안은 곧 가득찹니다. 새로 오는 친척들마다 아기와 함께 놀아주는 군요. 그런데 오늘이 무슨 날인가봐요. 마침내 아빠가 도착했어요. 모든 친척들이 딩동!하는 초인종 소리를 듣고는 문앞으로 가서 기다립니다. 그리고는 "놀랐지(Supprise!)"라고 이야기합니다. 오늘은 바로 아빠의 생신이랍니다. 모두들 즐겁게 파티를 즐깁니다. 집에 돌아갈 시간이 되지만 아기는 더 놀고 싶어요. 엄마는 안된다고 하죠. 아기는 침대에서 인형 테드를 들고 통통 뛰면서 생각해요. 모든 사람들이 자신을 껴안고 키스하고 부등켜안고 뒹굴고 먹이고자 했던 것을 기억합니다. 왜냐하면 모든 가족들이 아기를 너무 많이(So Much!) 사랑하기 때문이죠!!
아빠의 생일을 계기로 모인 친척들의 아기에 대한 애정표현이 참으로 다양하네요. 꼭 껴안고, 짝짜꿍하고, 뽀뽀하고, 무등태우고, 냠냠 먹겠다고 하고, 춤추고 노래불러주고, 아기와 레슬링을 하고, 수염난 얼굴로 부비부비... 그때마다 변하는 아기의 귀여운 표정과 행동이 너무나도 생동감이 있습니다. 그리고 잠자러 가라고 할 때 눈에 힘을 주고 심통을 부리거나, 사촌형이 귀엽다고 귀를 잡아 당길 때 이를 악물고 째려보는 표정 등이 저절로 미소를 짓게 만듭니다.
반복적이고 쉬운 문장들이 운율감있게 반복되며, 글씨도 큼직큼직하고, 선이나 색상도 부드럽기 때문에 아이들이 부담없이 즐길 수 있습니다. Large Size의 | 닫기x |  What is 페이퍼백?
표지가 두꺼운 판지나 보드지가 아닌 비교적 얇은 종이를 사용해서 만든 책이며, 실박음질 대신에 풀로 제본처리하는 경우가 많습니다. 일반적으로 하드커버나 보드북에 비해서 가격이 저렴합니다. 소프트커버로 불리우기도 합니다. 책의 이음새 부분이 접히거나 휘는 내구성이 그리 좋지는 않은 책입니다.
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Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Edition: Paperback: 48 pages
ISBN-10: 0763640913
ISBN-13: 978-0763640910
책 크기: 24.8cm x 29.9cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
All the relatives want to hug and kiss and squeeze and eat the baby right up--because everybody loves the baby SO MUCH! With Helen Oxenbury lending her characteristic warmth and humor to a most exuberant family party, Trish Cook's rhythmic, cumulative story captures the joy of being a baby in a large, extended family. A Child Best Children's Book. Full color.
Publisher's Weekly
A baby boy is showered with love from his relatives as the clan gathers for a celebration in this exuberant picture book. The baby waits at the window with Mom, not ``doing anything... nothing really,'' when, one by one, family members ring the doorbell and make a grand entrance. Auntie Bibba wants to squeeze the baby, Uncle Didi wants to kiss him, Nannie and Gran-Gran want to eat him and the baby's cousins want to fight him-all because they love him SO much. Once the house is ``full, full, full,'' Dad walks in-and gets a real surprise. Cooke's (When I Grow Bigger) bubbly language works perfectly with her cumulative structure to take full advantage of the excitement and suspense of each new arrival. She also occasionally adopts African American dialect (``He flip-flap him over till he nearly drop him''), which may prove to be a slight stumbling block for some. Vibrant gouache paintings capture all the warmth of this close-knit group and realistic details of their clothes and mannerisms give the characters added life. Oxenbury (We're Going on a Bear Hunt) balances bold full-page portraits with transitional black-and-white spot art, modulating the flow of the joyous proceedings.
Children's Literature
Baby is hugged and squeezed and kissed by a variety of family members who come to visit. The warmth and joy that come from loving the baby explode into merry making among the extended family. Children will delight in the loving spirit found in this happy exuberant family. - Leila Toledo
Children's Literature
Take a big breath and plunge into an exuberant read that is filled with the arrival of auntie, uncle, grandmothers, and cousins who hug, squeeze, kiss, sing, play, and surround the baby with adoration. It isn't until the end of the book that you discover that father's birthday is the reason for the get together. By then you'll be swept into the rhythms, repetitions, and big heart of a family that really knows how to make a child feel loved. - Susie Wilde
Children's Literature
Company's coming, so throw open the door and prepare for a party. An appealing parade of relatives arrives for dad's birthday, each one making a beeline for the baby. The tot is lifted high in a festive round of roughhousing and raucous welcomes. This cumulative story is an open invitation to join the throng of aunts, uncles, and cousins in this lively, loving family. Exuberance springs from every dynamic picture detailing a family celebration. - Deborah Zink Roffino
School Library Journal
A toddler and his mother are perched on a couch, doing nothing really, when ``DING DONG!'' the doorbell rings, and in comes Auntie Bibba, arms out wide, wanting to squeeze the baby ``SO MUCH!'' After the three of them settle in, Uncle Didi arrives wanting to kiss the baby ``SO MUCH!'' By the end of this cumulative tale, told in a sort of Caribbean patois, the urban dwelling is filled with loving family waiting for the child's father's surprise party to begin. One young cousin expresses his affection for the baby by wanting to ``fight'' him so much, but the illustrations make clear that he is really just rough-housing. Oxenbury's dynamic, exaggerated representations of this exuberant black family are humorous and filled with action. The black-and-white line drawings beneath the large-print text are more successful than the full-page, full-color gouache paintings with which they alternate, as the latter border on caricature. Nonetheless, the rhythmic text and oversized format will make this a fun read-aloud.
Booklist
Mama and the baby are at home when the doorbell rings--"ding-dong"--it's Auntie Biba. Auntie Biba wants to squeeze the baby, she wants to squeeze him "SO MUCH!" And why not? This fat, sassy baby is eminently squeezable, huggable, and kissable, which is why the relatives, who keep pouring in, want to hug, kiss, and even wrestle with him "SO MUCH!" Only after Daddy's surprise birthday party, which brings out all the relatives, does the baby get tired enough to put his thumb in his mouth and fall asleep. Full of life, love, and laughter, this outsize picture book is a delight on every level. Cooke's jivey text has a beat and bounce that make it fun to read. Oxenbury paints a rich and vibrant black family with a true-to-life baby smack in the middle of it. Pencil sketches of the baby on the text pages move the action into the full-color family scenes that will remind readers of their own gatherings. Fun for kids and for the grown-ups in their lives. |
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