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[ 책 소개 ]
* A Crossing for Kids Book Club Main Selection
* A Children's Book-of-the-Month Club Selection
직장에 다니는 엄마가 집에 돌아 왔을 때, 엄마와 아기가 함께 나누는 즐겁고 행복한 순간들을 간결하고 리드미컬한 문장과 저명한 Illustrator인 Jane Dyer 특유의 아름다운 파스텔 그림으로 보여줍니다.
일터에서 돌아온 엄마는 아기에게 뽀뽀를 해주고 꼭 껴안아줍니다. 그리고는 아기의 손을 잡고 춤을 추고, 간단한 손뼉놀이를 해주며, 자동차 모형의 숫자를 세는 것을 도와주지요. 따뜻한 차 한 잔, 부드러운 목욕, 그리고 엄마 품에 안겨서 엄마가 읽어주는 이야기를 들으며 아기는 행복을 느낍니다. 엄마가 찾아준 곰돌이 인형을 껴안고 엄마가 불러주는 자장가 소리를 들으며 아기는 행복한 꿈나라로 빠져듭니다...
엄마의 무릎 위에 아기를 앉혀놓고 함께 즐길 수 있는 큰 사이즈의 | 닫기x |  What is 페이퍼백?
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Reading level: Baby-Preschool
Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN: 0689848978
책 크기 : 26.7cm x 26cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book description
When Mama Comes Home Tonight will be a special book for parents and children to enjoy together. Eileen Spinelli's charming rhymes and Jane Dyer's heartwarming illustrations celebrate the nighttime rituals shared between a mother and a child, spinning simple pleasures into magical moments families will cherish. Any parent who comes home to a child will know this book's the one.
Publishers Weekly
Mother returns from her job to spend an evening of play and bath time with a sleepy, grateful toddler in this comforting picture book. Spinelli's (Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch) brief, rhythmic sentences immediately establish the mood: "When Mama comes home from work, dear child,/ when Mama comes home tonight,/ she'll cover you with kisses,/ she'll hug you sweet and tight." Inspired by the work of Mary Cassatt, Dyer (Time for Bed) composes scenes of quiet domestic harmony, centering on a plump, porcelain-skinned mother in a long flowered dress and her copper-tressed son or daughter in overalls. Text and art depict Mama as an embracing, nurturing and very feminine presence. She plays pat-a-cake with Baby, counts the cars on the small-town street, mends Baby's pajamas and "her own pink satin slip," and fixes herself a cup of tea. The setting is carefully timeless: the clapboard house and playthings old-fashioned, the clothing and furniture as appropriate a few generations ago as today. Spot illustrations lovingly highlight various objects?bowl of soup and cup of applesauce, Baby's sandals, rubber duck, brush, teddy bear?for young readers to recognize and practice naming (in one inventive touch, for "lullabies," musical notes play "Rock-a-Bye Baby" on a star-filled staff set against the sky). The book works marvelously as a soporific, and will reassure anxiously waiting children as well as the parents who dash home to put them to bed. Ages 6 mos.-5 yrs.
Children's Literature
This is the ultimate book for the child whose mother works away from home. A very sweet verse details all of the wonderful things Mother will do when she comes home. Not only will she hug you and kiss you, she will dance in the halls, feed you soup and applesauce, and wrap you in her shawl. The rhythm of the lyrics makes it a perfect bedtime book. The illustrations are also gentle and calming watercolor/color pencil drawings of a mother and child winding down at the end of the day. A book that kids and caregivers will read over and over again. - Kristin Harris
School Library Journal
Mama comes home from work to her loving child ready for the night's routine of dinner and play, cleaning and mending, bath, book, and bed. It's an ideal environment: no stress, no crying, with mother and child in perfect harmony. While this idyllic scene might strike adults as unrealistic, for children, the ultimate response will be positive. The rhyming text is nicely paced, soothing without being humdrum or coy. The thrice repeated refrain, "When Mama comes home from work, dear child,/when Mama comes home tonight," sets the upbeat tone while establishing a tidy framework for the tale. The paintings appear either as full-page spreads where intricate patterns abound, or as circular vignettes that are focused on one aspect of the story. Created with colored pencils and watercolors, the illustrations are lovely and youngsters will fall into their soft dreamy glow. The child's rosy cheeks and red curly hair are a mirror of Mama's. There is a sweetness to this book, an inner strength that defies reality. It could become a necessary oasis in an otherwise hectic, domestic schedule, making reading it to a child before bedtime pure pleasure.
Kirkus Reviews
The few precious hours between an outside-the-home working mother's arrival at her child's side and that child's bedtime are viewed through an idealized lens; the effectþeither loving or hopelessly sentimentalizedþwill depend on the outlook of adults who open this book for lap-sharing. The rhythmic text meant to soothe seems forced and stilted; the repeated use of the phrase "dear child" distances the words unnecessarily. Muted pastel illustrations conjure an era from the past: The mother's old- fashioned rosiness, hairstyle, and dress are WWII or earlier, reminding readers that "working" mothers are not a novelty. As mother and child share both boisterous and quiet activities, culminating in peaceful slumber, the well-tended house and the gentle admonishment to put the blocks away are elements that may reflect how mothers would like to envision their day, rather than what really transpires.
Booklist
With a soft, warm glow radiating from the pictures, this tender book depicts a joyous reunion between a child and a working mother: "When Mama comes home from work, dear child, / when Mama comes home tonight, / she'll cover you with kisses, / she'll hug you sweet and tight." The melodious text has a pleasing rhyme that will make the book wonderful for reading aloud, and Dyer's touching, softly focused watercolor-and-colored-pencil artwork, which is studded with delicate patterns reminiscent of designs on a country patchwork quilt, does a fine job of capturing the quiet pleasure of the words. The pictures show the loving mother and child, both with gently curling carrot-colored hair, as they dance, play pat-a-cake, and spend precious moments together, finally ending the day with lovely lullabies. With a slightly younger feel than Russo's straightforward When Mama Gets Home , this is the perfect book for lap sharing "when Mama comes home tonight."
Ingram
In lilting, rhyming text, Spinelli celebrates the nighttime rituals shared between a working mother and her child. Simple and reassuring, the book is sure to speak to young children and to anyone who comes home to a child at night. Full color. |
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