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Joseph Had a Little Overcoat와 There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly로 Caldecott상을 수상한 Taback Simms의 작품입니다.
16세기 이래 서양사람들이 가장 널리 즐겨부르는 전래 동요를 Taback Simms 특유의 유머러스한 그림으로 보여줍니다.
잭이 지은 집 - 집안의 치즈 - 치즈먹는 쥐 - 쥐를 잡는 고양이 - 고양이를 겁주는 개 - 개를 들이 받은 소.... 이런 식으로 앞의 문장에 다음 문장이 하나씩 덧붙여져 늘어나는 누적방식(Cumulative)의 문장으로 되어 있어서 어린 아이들이 재미있게 즐길 수 있는 책입니다.
페이퍼백입니다..
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0142402001
ISBN-13: 9780142402009
책 크기: 27.6cm x 21.6cm
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Book Description
Caldecott Award-winner Simms Taback infuses this favorite children's rhyme with his distinctive, creative flair and humor. His Jack builds a house like no other and fills it with cheeses from all nations, which of course attracts the rat that stirs up the cat. Taback takes the usual case of characters in this classic cumulative rhyme and presents each in a funny new light that will keep readers laughing. His addition at the end neatly fits an appropriate character into Jack's story and makes his telling even more unique.
Publisher's Weekly
Caldecott Medalist Taback (Joseph Had a Little Overcoat) offers a spirited interpretation of this cumulative rhyme. From the very start as endpapers reveal a variety of pencil-drawn houses with yellowing real estate ads as captions the artist fills these busy pages with abundant details and diversions. The first spread introduces Jack's home on the left, with the text on the right, and the word "house" in eye-popping collage type. Ancillary images and asides accompany the vividly hued mixed-media illustrations and hand-lettered text that introduce the invading characters. On the spread announcing the cheese, for example, Taback reveals nine varieties (one of which "lay in the house that Jack built") and ranks them according to their pungency ("Not so smelly"; "Really stinky"). Superimposed on the image of "the cow with the crumpled horn" are labels indicating its parts (tail, hoof, udder) as well as the anatomical sources of some kid-pleasing delicacies (meatballs, Big Mac, etc.). As previous characters move to the right of each spread, they (and the growing text) begin to crowd out the house itself. Taback slips himself into the tale at its end (wearing a beret bearing the words "Guess who?"), applying the finishing touches to a picture that gathers the entire cast of characters. A zany and fun take on this 18th-century classic.
School Library Journal
Taback is very, very clever. He takes the house element of the story literally by turning the endpapers and back cover into newspaper advertisements, offering real estate and tools to fix a house. The adventure inside is downright hilarious. "This is the cheese that lay in the house" elicits an entire page on which various cheeses are not only named but also labeled as to their aroma or lack of it. Every page contains a variety of tongue-in-cheek references that may go over the heads of some kids but those who get them will love them. The illustrator creates additional drama with strong color. He uses stark black backgrounds for the house painted in bright jewel tones. Dark colors, such as navy and deep green, lay the groundwork for each of the characters. The rat, the cat, the dog, etc., all have their own pages and their names are formed by letters cut from newspapers. Children will love this book, and it's a natural for storyhour. This is the version every library should have.
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