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[ 책 소개 ]
언제나 유머가 넘치는 즐거운 문장들과 허를 찌르는 절묘한 라임으로 미국에서 가장 많은 사랑을 받는 동시 작가인 Jack Prelutsky의 대표작 Something Big Has Been Here에 수록된 25편의 동시들을 작가의 육성으로 녹음한 CD입니다. 총 48분 분량의 CD 1개이며, 책이 필요하신 분은 별도로 구입하셔야 합니다.
Jack Prelutsky는 2006년에 미국 Poetry Foundation에 의해 수여되는 Children's Poet Laureate를 최초로 수상하기도 했습니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
1 Audio CD
ISBN-10: 0061359424
ISBN-13: 978-0061359422
Running Time: 48min.
[ 영문 서평 ]
Product Description
A poetry collection to tickle your funny bone, Something Big Has Been Here features more than 100 original poems and black-and-white drawings from the best-selling team of Jack Prelutsky and James Stevenson. Here are four ferocious tigers, a meat loaf that defies an ax, five flying hot dogs-and many, many more people, animals, and things that are destined to become a part of the lives of everyone who loves to laugh.
From Publishers Weekly
If this anthology of light verse and black-and-white drawings from Prelutsky and Stevenson were a movie, it would be titled The New Kid on the Block Part II. In format, subject matter and tone, fans of the earlier volumes will rejoice in finding more of the same. These are not poems to savor for their metaphoric language or depth of thought, but are instead frivolous, rib-tickling verses about the "Ghost Who's Lost His Boo," about "Rhododendra Rosenbloom" who buys perfume from a "ten scent store," or about the "Fearless Flying Hotdogs" who are "mustered in formation / to climb, to dip, to dive." Prelutsky's comic monologues focus on such topics as "I am Tired of Being Little" or "I'm Sorry! for being a brat," or the irresistible declaration of love, "Warteena Weere Just Bit My Ear." From Twickles and Moodles to the making of Grasshopper Gumbo, the emphasis is on the preposterous. Stevenson's waggish drawings provide half the fun in this comic collection that skips lightly on the mind and tongue.
From School Library Journal
From the intriguing title poem to the final verse, "We're Fearless Flying Hotdogs," Prelutsky has done it again with childwise sparkling wit. Zaniness is in abundant supply with verses about a turkey that shot out of the oven (it was stuffed with unpopped popcorn); Denson Dumm, who planted lightbulbs in his hair (and thereafter was always bright); and the child who wants a pet porcupine. But also present in delightful numbers are serious subjects of importance to children, wrapped in silliness: "I Am Tired of Being Little," "Don't Yell at Me!," and "I Should Have Stayed in Bed Today." Prelutsky's language is neither simple nor sappy, but rich with challenging words such as "disputatious" and "alacrity," whose meanings are clear in context. The poems are short and snappy (many are only one or two stanzas), and Stevenson's accompanying uncomplicated and comical drawings give the book an uncluttered appeal. A winner for individual or group reading.
Kirkus Reviews
"His rhymes are infectious, his verses ineradicable. "
Booklist
"Undeniably a winner with children." |
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