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[ 책 소개 ]
* Washington Post Book World Best Children's Books of the Year
* Junior Library Guild Selection
벤조는 언제나 저녁에는 소세지를 먹습니다. 그 날 저녁에도 역시 소세지를 먹으려고 하는 순간, 소세지는 접시에서 일어나더니 도망을 가기 시작했습니다. 그리고 포크와 나이프, 접시, 식탁, 의자가 소세지를 뒤쫓아가기 시작하고, 소세지와 함께 있었던 완두콩 3개, 꼬마 당근 4개, 다수의 감자 튀김들도 소세지를 따라서 달리기 시작했습니다. 배가 고픈 벤조는 이들을 뒤쫓아 갑니다만, 잡히지가 않습니다. 하지만 비둘기와 오리가 완두콩을 쪼아 먹고, 지나가던 부인은 잠시 쉬던 의자 위에 앉아 버렸으며, 소풍을 나왔던 어떤 가족이 달리던 포크와 나이프를 잡아 챘습니다. 그리고 접시도 공원에서 아이들에게 잡혀서 공중으로 던지면 노는 프리스비가 되어 버렸습니다. 남은 소세지와 다른 저녁 음식들, 그리고 식탁은 어떻게 되었을까요?
음식 투정을 하거나 편식을 하는 아이에게 좋은 깨달음을 줄 수 있는 책입니다.
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[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0763638935
ISBN-13: 978-0763638931
책 크기 : 28cm x 21.4cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
From the Publisher
Talk about fast food! A hilarious, high-speed tale from the inimitable Allan Ahlberg - catch it if you can!
What happens if someone's dinner decides that, well, it doesn't want to be eaten? For a hungry little boy named Banjo and a savory sausage named Melvin, it's a plight that can only result in a breathless escape - and what a chase it is! Off speeds the sturdy sausage - leading fork, knife, and plate, chair and table, a handful of fries with various French names, and three fat little peas - out the door, down the street, and around the park, with poor Banjo taking up the rear. Will the famished boy ever catch them? And what (gulp) happens to Melvin if he does? Allan Ahlberg is in his element with this fast and funny tale, while Bruce Ingman's kid-friendly illustrations add visual comedy to the chase.
Publishers Weekly
With a plot timed faster than fast food and illustrations that keep pace, this picture book about a dinner that literally runs away is a comic treat. Like a cowboy spinning a fireside tall tale as if it were true, Ahlberg's (The Jolly Postman) unseen narrator sprinkles the story with plenty of droll asides. Just as the boy hero, Banjo, is about to cut into his supper, "the sausage Melvin, his name was / jumped, yes, jumped, right up off the plate.../ and ran away." Melvin the sausage leads a procession of sorts: "the fork ran after the sausage,/ the knife ran after the fork," followed by the boy's plate, table and chair, as well as his side dishes, all of which have individual names except for the French fries (because "well, there really were too many to name all of them"). Ingman (Boing!) adds plenty of slapstick humor to this great chase. The salt and ketchup containers ride atop the table waving to the crowd as if they were in a parade, and a boiled egg from a nearby picnic looks on in horror as Banjo gains on the sausage. Playful use of type size and white space speeds up and slows down the action accordingly. Finally, Banjo sits down to enjoy his dessert a plum pie ("named Joyce on this particular occasion"), who jumps up and, well,... this sure-to-be a runaway favorite begins again.
Children's Literature
Banjo Cannon is an ordinary sort of boy who happens to have a sausage for his dinner every day, all year long, until.... One day a particular sausage named Melvin jumps off the plate and runs away, followed by Banjo's fork, knife, plate, table, chair, and finally a hungry Banjo. And from the plate, running along, follow peas, carrots, and fries. In Ahlberg's absurd, chummily colloquial fantasy text, even the vegetables have names, with the fries being French, "of course." As they all run through town, followed also by Mr. And Mrs. Cannon, Mildred the cat, and Bruce the neighbor's dog, they have a series of happy and disastrous adventures. Only Melvin is left, slowing down, caught and almost eaten by Banjo. But of course his mother will not let him eat anything that has been on the ground. So there is a stroll back home, collecting characters along the way, until Banjo can finally get to eat his usual plum pie dessert named Joyce...or can he? The nonsense of the text is appropriately accompanied by rather childlike acrylic illustrations. Ingman mixes vignettes with large, more fully developed scenes, frequently leaving drawings unpainted for a surreal touch. The hurrying characters, from Banjo on down to the line of fries and peas, all have personalities to add to the zany fun.
School Library Journal
When Banjo Cannon sits down to dinner, his sausage (named Melvin) jumps off the plate and runs away. The kitchen furniture, cutlery, peas, French fries, carrots, the famished boy, and his parents follow out the door in "Gingerbread Man" fashion. The chase continues down the street and through a park where a duck eats Paul the pea, two fries sail away in a toy boat, and a picnicking family grabs the fork and knife. Just when Banjo catches up with Melvin, his mom yells, "Don't eat that, it's been on the ground!" The surreal adventures are relayed in a droll, conversational style with casual asides ("Now here's the exciting part, the unbelievable part-though it is all true"). Ingman's acrylic illustrations, done in muted tones, combine detailed panoramic scenes and fully fleshed-out characters with pen-and-ink outline sketches. The naive drawings of the stick-legged sausage and his fellow runaways will elicit giggles. This fast-paced yarn is full of kooky charm.
Kirkus Reviews
Just as a boy named Banjo is about to eat dinner, his sausage, Melvin, jumps up and runs off, accompanied by the dish, fork, knife, carrots (all girls named Caroline, Clara, etc.), peas (all boys named Peter, Percival and Paul) and so on. With a wacky, whimsical narrative that takes as many detours as its participants, Ahlberg's writing is stylistically accomplished and decidedly British. So, why Americanize the story with French fries and baseball instead of chips and cricket? Ingman's childlike paintings incorporating ink sketches are expressively and colorfully detailed with personified objects, chronicling the energetic journey from kitchen table to city sidewalk to park pathway and back. Various calamities ensue (a pigeon eats Percival the pea and a duck eats Paul, while the plate becomes a Frisbee), before Banjo sits down to a plum pie for his replacement dinner. More sophisticated in structure than the classic tales and verses that inspired it, this madcap riff is for primary-grade readers-and their clever parents. |
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