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* CCBC Choices
* David McCord Children's Lit Citation Author Award
* IRA-CBC Children's Choice
* Little Archer Award
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* NEBA, New England Book Award
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Edition: Paperback: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0152165606
ISBN-13: 978-0152165604
Ã¥ Å©±â : 30.5cm x 23.4cm
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Book Description
In a dark, dark house, in a dark, dark wood lurks a creepy, beasty . . . BEAST! But don't be scared--this beast may not be so beastly after all. The beloved Bill Martin Jr and Steven Kellogg bring their enormous talents together to create a ghoulish story that's both scary and snug.
Publishers Weekly
Four wide-eyed mice enter a dark, dark house in a dark, dark wood, in this not-so-scary tale that also teaches colors. "A high-spirited balance of concept book and adventure tale," noted PW.
Children's Literature
Two well-known names in children's books have pooled their talents in this book that features four mice named Silly, Lily, Willy and Nilly. These furry creatures, who can also be identified by the colors of their shirts and the numbers printed on them, set out to explore a house in the dark, dark wood. When their candles cast light, the dark objects show their true colors. They find a dark green bottle and suddenly a scary beast emerges and flies off. The mice give chase, and much to everyone's relief, discover that it was not a real monster but just a prank. Sharp-eyed kids may pick up a few clues to the mystery from the opening endpapers. Kellogg has added lots of extra touches with his illustrations and even the type puts emphasis on the colors.
School Library Journal
A wonderful collaboration by a talented pair. Their tale happens in "a dark, dark wood," but ends in a silly, silly way. Four mice explore a "dark, dark house" and find (in a dark purple cupboard) a dark green bottle holding a yellow-eyed monster that escapes, sending the mice fleeing. Large-print rhyming text appears at the top of each page; the story is embellished by the mice, who expand upon the narrative in bubble captions, also in rhyme. The initial tone is a little ominous, but the little critters seem too nice to have anything really bad happen to them. Observant children may note the clue in the endpaper the delivery van for "Nick's Tricks and Hank's Pranks," complete with a logo of two big yellow eyes. As if scariness and rhyming text weren't enough to guarantee success, the authors toss in some color naming. All of the elements add up to a picture book with plenty of appeal. Lap listeners will enjoy lingering on the ample details, and the book's size and the story's rhythm are perfect for sharing. The relatively intense color palette and simple settings will allow children at the back of the group to enjoy the pictures, too. Kellogg's trademark animals and his ability to create action on a page are well in evidence. This one is sure to be a hit. |
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