I Stink! (뉴욕타임즈 Best Illustrated Book, 페이퍼백, 슈퍼바이)

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I Stink! (뉴욕타임즈 Best Illustrated Book, 페이퍼백, 슈퍼바이)


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저자 : Kate McMullan (Author), Jim McMullan (Illustrator) | 출판사 : HarperTrophy

상세그림보기

평점

9.4점 리뷰 138건

판매가 : ~~11,200~~ 3,400원

페이지 : 40 pages

ISBN : 0064438368

재고 : 구입 및 보관 가능

권장연령 : 유아, 유치원생, 초등학교 저학년 (5세~9세)

주문수량 :

최근 이 책을 구매하신 다른 회원의 책장

[ 책 소개 ]

* A New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book of 2002
* An ALA Notable Children's Book
* Boston Globe/Horn Book Award Honor Book
* New York Public Library's "One Hundred Titles for Reading and Sharing"
* Publishers Weekly Best Book
* School Library Journal Best Book
* Book Links Lasting Connection
* Bulletin Blue Ribbon (The Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books)
* Horn Book Fanfare
* Texas 2X2 Reading List
* IRA/CBC Children's Choice
* Irma S. and James H. Black Award for Excellence in Children’s Literature Honor Book
* ALA Booklist Editors’ Choice
* New York Times Notable Children’s Book
* New Hampshire Ladybug Picture Book Award
* Nevada Young Readers’ Award
* Buckaroo Book Award (Wyoming)

수많은 수상실적에서 알 수 있듯이 최근의 어린이 그림책을 대표하는 책 중의 하나입니다.

여러분이 잠든 사이에 어떤 일이 일어날까요? 이 책은 기발한 상상력으로 처음부터 끝까지 흥미를 갖게 합니다. 도시의 쓰레기수거 트럭이 자신이 하는 일에 대해 이야기를 합니다. 헤드라이트와 스틸 타이어, 가스 페달과 브레이크가 있는 커다란 쓰레기 트럭은 모두가 잠든 도시의 밤에 바쁘게 돌아다닙니다. 이곳저곳에서 쓰레기를 싣고 달립니다. 쓰레기를 싣고, 압축하고, 도시 바깥으로 운반하고, 버리고... 냄새나고 더러운 일이지만 이런 쓰레기 차가 없다면 우리가 사는 곳은 쓰레기 더미에 파묻히고 말지요.

본문중에는 트럭에 실려있는 음식, 옷, 가방 쓰레기 등 다양한 단어가 특색있는 그림과 함께 나와있고, Apple core부터 Zucchini에 이르기 까지 알파벳을 배울 수도 있습니다. 특히 다양한 크기와 형태로 된 활자들은 강렬한 시각적 효과를 줍니다. 트럭이 "나"로 의인화되어 있어 이야기를 하고 책을 읽는 "우리"가 듣는 사람이 됩니다. 첫 페이지의 문장은 "Who am I?"로 시작되며 본문은 자신이 하는 일을 재미있는 어투로 열거하며, 마지막 페이지에서 자신을 쓰레기차(The Garbage Truck)라고 밝힙니다.

상세그림에서도 볼 수 있듯이 특이하고 기발한 화풍의 그림으로 되어있습니다.

[ 서지 정보 ]

Reading level: Ages 4-8
Edition: Paperback: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0064438368
ISBN-13: 9780064438360
책 크기 : 27.3cm x 22.3cm

[ 영문 서평 ]

Book Description
Know what I do at night while you're asleep? Eat your trash, that's what! See those bags? I smell breakfast!
With ten wide tires, one really big appetite, and an even bigger smell, this truck's got it all. His job? Eating your garbage and loving every stinky second of it!
And you thought nighttime was just for sleeping.

Publisher's Weekly
A rowdy, ravenous New York City garbage truck is the unlikely and thoroughly engaging narrator of this comical collaboration by the creators of Hey Pipsqueak! and Nutcracker Noel. "Know what I do at night while you're asleep?" asks the brazen vehicle, "Eat your TRASH, that's what." The perspective then shifts so that readers look outside from within the truck's tail end, as garbage bags hurl through the air and land inside its "hopper." As the truck rolls around town, ingesting garbage, he saucily asks, "Did I wake you? Too bad!" Jim McMullan's whimsically exaggerated art humorously reflects the personality of this hero, whose windshield serves as bulging eyes and whose bumper becomes an enormous set of teeth. As the trash inside his belly gets compacted, a full spread records his loud "BURRRP!" (indicated in large red typeface that stretches across the gutter). The truck contentedly ("Ahhhhhh!") announces that he now has room for "alphabet soup," and presents a gratifyingly gross ABC of items that he devours: from "apple cores" to "dirty diapers,... fish heads,... kitty litter,... puppy poo,... ugly underpants..." and "zipped-up ziti with zucchini." He freely admits to his stench, then reminds readers, "Go on, hold your nose, but think about it Without me? You're on Mount Trash-o-rama, baby," as only skyscraper tops (including the Chrysler Building) clear the pictured mound of refuse. After the fellow unloads his contents on a river barge (with a "PLOP!"), he heads back to the garage ("See you tomorrow night, guys"), while kids will eagerly return to the beginning of this hilarious homage to an unsung hero.

Children's Literature
This lively, gross, smelly romp from A to Z through the day in a life of a New York garbage truck is a HUGE hit with the truck and gross humor crowd (ages 4 to college, as far as I'm concerned). Here's the truck talking to the reader. "Know what I do at night while you're asleep? Eat your TRASH, that's what. See those bags? I smell BREAKFAST. Crew? Get me to the curb! Lights? BLINK! Brakes? S Q U E A L!" After munching, compacting, smashing, we then get a lovely two-page spread of a gigantic truck BURP. Then we get into the alphabet 'soup', apple cores to zipped-up ziti with zucchini, with a stop in the middle at kitty litter and puppy poo. I love the way the font changes in size and feel to fit the text. I took this book to my daughter's kindergarten class and they were still loving it after three weeks and moaned when I took it home to write this review. Those of you who are thinking 'boy book' when you hear what this is about, 1.) are newcomers to this reviewer since I don't believe in boys' books and girls' books and 2.) haven't seen the girls demand this book over and over again with great delight. It also took this highly refined, classy group of children to point out to my aging eyes that the truck does what we all eventually have to do after eating; yup, he, um, eliminates his meal onto a trash barge on the river. Many grimey kindergartners' thumbs up on this one.

School Library Journal
An enthusiastic garbage truck describes the hearty joys of its daily rounds. The personified vehicle, with windows as eyes and a grille mouth, is appropriately unapologetic for the noises and smells that come with the territory. After filling up with trash ("Whoa, those bags are way compacted"), it gives a loud burp, followed by an "alphabet soup" list of items it digests, including "Dirty diapers," "Puppy poo," and "Ugly underpants." Varied perspectives; the creative use of light; and a palette of grays, blues, greens, and yellow visually capture the rewards of garbage collecting in an appealingly gross package. The text appears in letters of assorted size, color, and boldness that aptly fit the lively directness of the narrative. The truck's brash good humor shows in its toothy grin and expressive eyes, but the human qualities do not detract from its obvious truckish essence. When it proudly admits that it stinks ("Whooooo-whee! Do I ever!"), the truck asks readers where they would be without it. The answer appears on the following spread with a garbage-covered city. The simple, but distinctive voice of the narrating vehicle makes this a fun and funny read-aloud, especially for young truck enthusiasts.

Kirkus Reviews
He's dirty; he's huge; he eats disgusting garbage; and he's gleefully stinky. ("Who am I? The garbage truck, that's who.") What preschool-aged boy could resist the terrific title or the ten-wheeled force behind this anthropomorphized garbage truck narrator from the McMullans (Papa's Song, 2000, etc.), a husband-and-wife team who did their own garbage truck research with the New York City Department of Sanitation. The instantaneously appealing cover announces the title in huge red letters with the unnamed, grinning truck ready to roll for a hard night's work "eating" bags of trash. But that's not all he eats: he also chomps through an entire alphabet soup of trash items, including some guaranteed gigglers such as dirty diapers, moldy meatballs, and smelly sneakers. The first-person story unfolds in a loud, brash tone, with lots of sound effects and descriptions of the truck's operational procedures, augmented by creative type treatments and a superb design that always shows the truck moving through the night from left to right. Watercolor-and-ink illustrations in a dark palette help create the moody nighttime setting, illuminated by the irresistible influence of this nocturnally noshing narrator's personality. Preschoolers and kindergartners who are fascinated by trucks and trash will eat this up.

Booklist
"Know what I do while you're asleep?" asks a grinning truck in an opening spread, "Eat your TRASH." This boldly illustrated book celebrates the garbage truck's noise and grinding power in a brisk, lively text filled with sound effects. The truck describes its night rounds with its crew, including an amusing A to Z of garbage, from "apple cores" to "puppy poo" to "zipped-up ziti with zucchini." Finally, the vehicle dumps its load at a river barge and heads home. The importance of its job comes through clearly: "Without me? You're on Mount Trash-o-rama, baby." But mostly this is just a loud, gleeful portrait of a big machine at work, illustrated with pictures that are just the right blend of heavy paint, dark colors, and whimsical humor to show the gritty, urban landscape and the swaggering, macho truck. For children who wonder what happens to the trash after it hits the barge, suggest Paulette Bourgeois' Garbage Collectors (1998) or Paul Showers' revised Where Does the Garbage Go? (1994).

[ 작가 소개 ]

Jim and Kate McMullan are an author/illustrator team whose books include Nutcracker Noel, Noel the First, Hey! Pipsqueak!, and The Noisy Giants' Tea Party. They live in New York City.

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