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* Child's Best of the Year
* Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award Winner
Jez Alborough의 베스트셀러인 전작인 Hug와 같이 이 책도 Tall, Small, Fall, Bobo, Mommy 등 5개 단어만 수록된 Almost Wordless Book입니다만, 책이 전달하고자 하는 의미를 어린 독자들이 마음으로 느낄 수 있게 해주는 좋은 책입니다.
밀림 속에서 다른 동물과 함께 살아 가는 아기 침팬지 보보는 조그만 돌덩어리 위에 올라가서 카멜레온보다 키가 크다고 하면서 "Tall"이라고 말하네요. 하지만 카멜레온이 두 발로 서서 보보 자신보다 키가 커지자 기가 죽어서 "small"이라고 중얼거립니다. 영리한 카멜레온은 보보를 어깨 위에 올려서 태워주자 신이 난 보보는 Tall이라고 외칩니다. 이런 식으로 보보는 아기사자, 코끼리, 기린과 차례로 키를 재보고, 그들 동물들보다 작을 때는 동물들이 자신의 머뤼 위로 보보를 올려 줍니다. 마지막으로 기린의 머리 위에 올라갔다가 중심을 잃고 "fall"이라고 외치면서 땅으로 떨어지고, 아기 침팬지 보보가 땅에 떨어지는 위험한 순간에 엄마 침팬지가 뛰어 나와서 다이빙을 하면서 보보를 받아 냅니다. 엄마의 품에 안긴 보보는 비록 다른 동물보다 키가 작지만 행복감을 느낍니다...
튼튼한 보드북입니다.
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Reading level: Ages 4-8
Edition: Board book: 34 pages
ISBN-10: 0763633283
ISBN-13: 978-0763633288
책 크기 : 14.8cm x 12.8cm
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Book Description
When you're a tiny chimp like Bobo, it seems that everyone else is bigger than you. Luckily, all his pals, from the lion cub to the elephant to the towering giraffe, let Bobo climb on top of their shoulders or even their heads to give him a taste of being tall. But what if the eager little guy clambers too high? With endearingly expressive illustrations, Jez Arlborough turns a moment of high anxiety into a Mommy-and-Bobo reunion in another irrisistible tale of very few words -- and very big heart.
Child Magazine
Dwarfed by giant palm trees, Bobo feels "small." But when the tiny chimp climbs on a rock and towers over a lizard, he feels "tall." That is, until the lizard stands up and the little guy feels small again. This amusing pattern ratchets up to the point where Bobo is riding on top of a giraffe-before he takes a "fall" safely into his mother's arms. Lighthearted cartoons tell this winning tale with a mere five words, providing a fun, succinct lesson on how size is always relative.
Children's Literature
This almost wordless picture book is bright, sweet, and funny. Alborough's exuberant little chimp (small) takes the young viewers through a leafy green jungle to meet his friends, a clever chameleon, a soft brown lion cub, and a cheerful elephant baby, each one taller than the last, till they come upon a young giraffe (tall) who makes them all look "small." The animals find ingenious ways to make the tiny chimp taller until, perching precariously on the giraffe's head, he takes the inevitable fall. As he drops through the air, who should appear to catch him just in time—but Mommy! Waving goodbye to his friends, the little chimp finally feels happy and secure in being small on his mother's shoulder. Both preschoolers and their adult companions will surely delight in the large, wonderfully-expressive animals in each spread. While they are exploring the concept of height and enjoying the satisfying ending to baby chimp's day of discovery, early readers will also have a chance to learn some rhyming words, hand lettered by the author-illustrator.
School Library Journal
Bobo, the chimp who searched for his very own embrace in the tender Hug (Candlewick, 2000), is back with a new quest in mind. He makes his way through the jungle, feeling rather small until he climbs on a rock and is convinced that he is now "tall." Unfortunately, many creatures still tower over him, even as he is lifted onto the head of a baby lion, a baby elephant, and even a giraffe before taking a dramatic tumble and being saved by his mother's nick-of-time catch. By the end, a slightly wiser Bobo is satisfied being small, while held tight in Mom's protective arms. In spite of the spare text (there are five words in all), Bobo embodies an impressive range of identifiable emotions. Alborough's adept pen-and-gouache illustrations make each feeling and point of view crystal clear through everything from slumped shoulders to delighted outstretched arms. Even the chimp's brief moments of woe are less self-pitying than simply glum. A must-have title for any children who have ever felt less than enchanted with their diminutive status.
Kirkus Reviews
The lovable chimp, Bobo, of the wilds of Africa and previous title Hug (2000), returns with a desire to be taller than his small stature permits. First standing on top of a rock, his buddies-frog, lion cub, elephant calf and giraffe-help him successively reach greater heights by allowing him to stand on their shoulders or heads. When giraffe's horned head proves to be a bit too high and unsteady, Bobo wobbles and falls down to Mommy's waiting and loving arms. Two dominant alternating words, "small/tall," build to the climatic three word finale, "fall/Bobo/Mommy." The practically wordless text offers a dramatic scenario of consecutive views with large gouache and marker-pen jungle scenes in greens and pale orange/yellows. Expressive animal caricatures depict the emotions and desires of this cause-and-effect sequence story representing the wish of every child to be as big or as tall as his surrounding older siblings and friends. Endearingly simple and effective for the youngest.
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