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[ 책 소개 ]
* An ALA Notable Book
* An American Bookseller Pick of the Lists
* New York Public Library "100 Titles for Reading and Sharing"
* A Child Study Children's Book Committee Children's Book of the Year
글이 없는 Wordless Book으로 그림만으로 직접 이야기를 만들어 가며 창의력과 상상력을 높이는데 좋은 책입니다.
뉴욕의 메트로폴리탄 박물관에 할머니와 노란 풍선을 든 소녀가 놀러옵니다. 메트로폴리탄 박물관 입구에서 경비원은 소녀에게 금지된 장난감을 가져오면 안된다고 합니다. 시무룩해진 소녀를 보고 불쌍한 마음이 든 경비원은 난간에 풍선을 묶어 두었어요. 할머니와 소녀는 박물관 안으로 들어가고... 그때 새가 날아와 묶여있는 풍선의 매듭을 풀고 입에 물고는 날아가 버렸어요. 경비원은 놀라서 풍선을 쫓아가기 시작하고... 할머니와 소녀는 유유히 박물관을 구경합니다...
펜과 잉크로 섬세하게 스케치한 그림에 중요한 행동마다 하이라이트를 주듯 색깔을 입혀 강조했습니다.
센트럴 파크부터 플라자 호텔까지 뉴욕의 정경을 보여주며, 박물관의 고대 유물이나 예술품들은 실제 사진을 사용해 사실감을 더했습니다.
마지막 페이지에서 책에 소개되었던 박물관 전시물들의 연대, 작가, 명칭을 알려줍니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0803723016
ISBN-13: 9780140568165
책 크기 : 27.8cm x 27.8cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
While she's in the Metropolitan Museum with her grandmother, a little girl leaves her prized yellow balloon tied to a railing outside. But its string becomes untied, and the balloon embarks on an uproarious journey through New York City. With an ever-increasing cast of wacky urban characters in tow, it soars past a host of landmarks. Eighteen famous paintings and sculptures are reproduced in this delightful, wordless book that explores the magical relationship between art and life.
Annotation
In this wordless story, a young girl and her grandmother view works inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art, while the balloon she has been forced to leave outside floats around New York City causing a series of mishaps that mirror scenes in the museum's artworks.
Booklist
Lively, squiggly ink sketches...tell a vivid, happy tale.
Publisher's Weekly
Loaded with pizzazz, this wordless story takes readers on a great balloon chase that encompasses some of New York City's most celebrated sites. A grandmother and a girl holding a yellow helium balloon are stopped at the door of the Metropolitan Museum and a guard ties the forbidden toy to the banister, offering to keep an eye on it. The moment he turns away, a pigeon unties the balloon, and the guard is off and running to retrieve it. Detailed pen-and-ink drawings, punctuated with color to highlight the central action, show all the chaos that ensues, from Central Park to the Plaza Hotel to a production of Aida at the Metropolitan Opera. Into the scenes of mayhem, Glasser (Alexander, Who's Not [Do You Hear Me? I Mean It!] Going to Move) cleverly inserts reproductions of famous works of art, as viewed by the girl and grandmother, each a reflection of whatever action is going on around the balloon. In the onstage scene at the opera, for example, a dog walker, a zookeeper, a Plaza bellhop and others wreak havoc while the girl and her grandmother view an equally erratic painting (Autumn Rhythm) by Jackson Pollock. Some pairings work better than others, but Glasser's drawings capture all the energy and charm of a captivating city. Ages 5-up. (Oct.)
Children's Literature
This clever, wordless picture book tells the story of a young girl's visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and her adventures with her yellow balloon. When she first enters the Met, the guard tells her that her balloon is not permitted in the building. After the girl begs incessantly, the guard allows her to tie the balloon onto a stair railing for picking up after her museum tour. Moments after the young girl enters the museum, a pigeon unties the balloon, setting it loose in New York City. Pandemonium ensues as the guard embarks on a chase throughout the entire city. From a poodle tripping and sliding onto an ice skating rink to the entire collapse of a Broadway set, the guard's journey to rescue the balloon becomes a hysterical slapstick comedy. Throughout the story, the artwork the young girl is viewing at the museum parallels the humorous escapades of the guard. Famous paintings, sculptures, and clay pots by artists like Degas and Pollack all help to tell the story of the guard's mission to save a single, yellow balloon. This story is quite delightful to read. Although readers must use their imagination to create dialogue, they will undoubtedly experience the frustration of the characters as they race through New York City in search of a lone balloon. The illustrator's sporadic use of color fits the story well. The black-and-white drawings communicate the hurried pace of city life without distracting from the colored pictures, allowing the reader to focus on the important details of the story. Finally, using real artwork throughout the book enables readers to begin to understand and foster an appreciation for fine art at a young age. Hence, Weitzman's picture book deserves muchacclaim for its creativity. 2000 (orig. 1998), Puffin/Penguin Putnam, - Katie Casey
Children's Literature
A little girl and her grandmother decide to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art but are stopped at the main door by a guard who insists that the girl's yellow balloon be tied up outside until they are ready to leave. He promises to look after it for her. Naturally, while the girl and her grandmother explore the Art Museum, the yellow balloon blows away and the museum guard must chase after it. The balloon floats all over New York City into places that are very similar to the art that the girl and her grandmother are seeing in the museum. In this wordless picture book, each page holds several scenes to narrate the story. The art that the girl and her grandmother see in the museum are faithful reproductions. The artists' names and titles of their works appear in the back of the book.
Parent Council Reviews
Just when you think that all of the imaginative ideas for new children's books have already been used, along comes a delight like this wordless (but fascinating) book. Many of the color reproductions from the Metropolitan Museum of Art come alive as a yellow balloon mirrors them in the streets of New York City, unbeknownst to the balloon's owner, a little girl going to the museum. Art appreciation at its best! 2000, Puffin Books, $6.99. Ages 3 to 8. Reviewer: A. Braga SOURCE: Parent Council, September 2001 (Vol. 9, No. 1)
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