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[ 책 소개 ]
환상적인 겨울의 풍경, 호두까기 인형 공연 장면, 산타의 작업실, 아늑한 할머니의 부엌, 크리스마스상품 판매 가게의 대형 유리창, 성당, 인형의 집, 장난감 기차 레일, 새해 전야의 모습 등의 장면이 나오는데 구성하고 있는 사물들을 들여다 보면 우리가 일상생활에서 항상 보거나 사용하는 소품들로 구성되어 있습니다. 어떤 소품들이 사용되었는지는 책 뒤에 자세히 소개되어 있어 아이와 함께 I Spy 놀이와 같이 사진속에 숨겨진 사물들을 찾는 놀이를 하도록 되어 있습니다.
겨울 장면에 나오는 불이 환히 켜져 있는 집의 지붕은 수첩, 굴뚝은 분홍색 지우개, 문은 알파벳 블럭, 발코니는 머리빗이며 옆집의 굴뚝은 강아지 비스켓입니다. 9개의 장면 모두 어떤 소품들로 이루어져 있는지 하나씩 찾다보면 정말 기발하고 감탄이 절로 나오게 하는 책입니다.
책 말미에는 땅콩으로 곰인형 장식 만들기, 과자로 요정 만들기, 먹을 수 있는 성당 장식 만들기 등 다양한 예제 Activity가 수록되어 있습니다.
크리스마스와 관련된 장면에서 모두 1,000개 이상의 숨겨진 소품들을 찾는 재미가 있으며 부록으로 저자와의 대화가 수록되어 있습니다.
하드커버입니다.
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Edition: Hardcover: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0316811874
ISBN-13: 9780316811873
책 크기: 31.2cm x 23.5cm
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Book Description
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas . . . and the more you look, the more you see.
Using everything from dog biscuits and candy canes to gloves and starfish, Joan Steiner has created an entrancing three-dimensional world for puzzlers of all ages to pore over. This long-awaited follow-up to the bestselling Look-Alikes and Look-Alikes Jr. has nine more original, breathtaking images, including a cathedral, nutcracker ballet, Santa's workshop, and cozy Grandma's kitchen scene. For added value, the book includes instructions on how to create your own Look-Alikes Christmas decorations, as well as a question and answer session with Joan Steiner, including color photos from her studio.
Annotation
Simple verses challenge readers to identify the everyday objects used to construct nine three-dimensional Christmas scenes, including a cathedral, Nutcracker ballet, and Santa's workshop. Includes an interview with the artist and instructions for making "Look-Alikes" Christmas decorations.
Publisher's Weekly
Eagle-eyed readers rejoice! There's more to Christmas than meets the eye in Steiner's latest Look-Alikes collection of astounding 3-D assemblages. Cauliflower florets, coin wrappers, pretzels, buttons, mouse traps and dog biscuits are among the objects that comprise the intricately constructed scenes photographed here. A minimum of 100 objects makes up each of the nine settings (e.g., transporting the audience to a performance of the Nutcracker ballet, Santa's workshop and an ornate cathedral where readers seem to stand before its stained-glass windows), and avid fans will want to seek them all. Instructions for making gift-worthy look-alikes at home, an extensive "answer key" to identify the various items throughout, and a behind-the-scenes q&a with Steiner conclude this eye-popping volume. All ages. (Oct.) Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
Children's Literature
Three-dimensional artist Joan Steiner has created miniature tableaux that beg to be looked at and talked about during the holidays. For instance, there's grandma in her kitchen baking up a bunch of biscuits on her old woodstove. But wait, the stove is an antique black letterbox on its side, the pots are empty aluminum candle inserts, her apron is a dollar bill and is that the Farmer's Almanac forming the front of the cupboard? Other scenes include a cross-section of a doll house, Santa's workshop, the Nutcracker, and New Year's Eve. There's less to look at here than in Jean Marzallo's "I Spy" series, but the book includes extras the "I Spy" series doesn't, such as three baking ideas to make "look-alikes," an interview and peek behind the scenes at how the author does it, and a list of the items used to make each scene. Somewhat inanely, the author suggests children count the objects used to make the look-alikes, with three rules for counting that is sure to frustrate even as it attempts to clarify. Skip counting and instead, use this book as fun to share, talk about what you notice, try a recipe or two, and collect from the drawers and toy box all of those miniature objects you've picked up as birthday favors, at fast-food restaurants, or have long ago lost the games they belong to, and create your own scene in miniature to enjoy during the holidays. 2003, Megan Tingley Books/Little Brown, Ages 4 to 8. - Susan Hepler, Ph.D.
School Library Journal
K-Gr 4-Steiner continues her popular series in which simple verses challenge readers to identify thousands of everyday objects on oversized spreads. What is unique and delightful is that the everyday objects are playing new roles in these photographed vignettes: a loaf of bread is a tunnel, long human hair is a curtain, kidney beans are fireplace bricks, a bar of soap is a footstool. The nine assemblages include scenes from The Nutcracker, grandma's kitchen, and New Year's Eve. Steiner also offers instructions for making ornaments and edible treats, and an interview in which she answers such questions as, "What is the most unusual thing you've ever used?" (Deer vertebrae; a hand grenade). In both presentation and delivery, this is clever, ingenious, and fun both for readers and nonreaders, and for sharing or for browsing alone.-M. W. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
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