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[ 책 소개 ]
눈이 내리고, 연못에 얼음이 어는 겨울에 부모 손을 잡고 야외로 나선 어린 아이와 함께, 자연의 변화에 대해 배울 수 있는 책입니다. 유화로 그려진 그림과 Rhyme으로 된 문장이 모두 아름답습니다.
겨울이 오고 찬 바람이 불면 그 많던 낙엽들은 어디로 사라진 걸까요? 낙엽들은 이리저리 굴러다니다가, 눈은 이불이 되고 땅은 요가 되어서 그 속에서 겨울을 보내게되지요... 그 외에도 꽃, 애벌레, 새, 들쥐, 사슴, 물고기 등 자연 속의 생명들이 추운 겨울을 어떻게 나는지를 아름답고 정감 넘치는 글과 그림으로 보여줍니다.
튼튼한 하드커버입니다.
[동영상]
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Edition : Hardcover: 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0689817789
ISBN-13: 978-0689817786
책 크기 : 26.1 cm x 23.8 cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Where oh where do the leaves all go when winter comes and the cold winds blow?
What happens to fish, flowers, field mice, and other living things when ponds freeze and the air turns blustery? Walk with a curious child and his parents as winter's first snow falls and find out....
Publishers Weekly
Winter's first snowflakes have arrived, and as they dance to earth with the lingering autumn leaves, a bundled-up family and their pet Scottie head outdoors to celebrate the world being transformed. "Where oh where do the leaves all go/ when winter comes and the cold winds blow?" begins Van Laan's (So Say the Little Monkeys) poetic text. Similarly phrased questions--all with this lilting refrain--prompt a variety of rhyming answers. Caterpillars, for instance, retreat "Inside their cocoons,/ so tightly wound,/ waiting for spring/ to bring green to the ground." Even the family's red-cheeked child has a cozy haven from the ever-deepening snow in "a warm, warm bed/ .../ snuggling deep, fast asleep." Gaber (Pierre's Dream) uses a textured, antique-looking background for her wintry skies with a hint of holly berry-red and pine-green shades, and frames her nature scenes from a variety of viewpoints. Her characters' bright faces and vibrant outer vestments offer warm relief from the frigid winter scenery.
Children's Literature
Brief rhymed couplets in large type, with repeated refrain, pose the questions children ask about where the leaves, flowers, birds, mice, fish, etc. go "when winter comes and the cold winds blow." The simple answers are reassuring to the anxious or curious child, who here ends the day in a warm bed, snugly asleep. Although the words tend to be a bit prosaic, Gaber's double-page acrylic pictures provoke more poetic emotions. Contrasting bright reds and blues of clothing with the pale green of sky and snow-covered landscape add sparkle to the scenes, while close-ups depict the pleasure of discovering a cocoon or a field mouse's nest. The variety of page design hold our attention, while we feel the warmth of the simple adventure more than the weather's chill. 2000, An Anne Schwartz Book/Atheneum Books for Young Readers/Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing Division, Ages 2 to 7, $16.00. Reviewer: Ken Marantz and Sylvia Marantz - Children's Literture
School Library Journal
This lilting book celebrates the onset of winter: "Where oh where do the leaves all go/when winter comes and the cold winds blow?" This question is repeated for flowers, caterpillars, songbirds, field mice, deer, and fish. The rhyming answers use simple and accessible language. Gaber's exuberant acrylic paintings show a child, mother, father, and dog taking a walk through the woods during a snowfall. The use of perspective in the illustrations unifies the book, as broad landscapes appear on the question pages, while close-ups of the family and the animals and plants being discussed appear on the pages with the answers. Through both words and pictures, this book conveys a sense of joy in the changing seasons. From the title page showing the characters bundling up to go outside, to the cozy views of field mice and deer cuddling close for warmth, to the final spread where the child has been tucked into a warm bed, this simple story is the literary equivalent of a cup of hot cocoa on a cold day.
New York Times Book Review
Out walking on a blustery afternoon as the first snow falls, a child asks sensible questions in rhyme, and the parents answer, explaining what happens to the flowers, the birds, the caterpillars. Soft, progressively snowy pictures.
Kirkus Reviews
"Where oh where does everything go when winter comes and the cold winds blow?" A family discovers the answers as they take a walk on a day that begins with snow falling on green grass and ends with the landscape covered in white. Readers learn where leaves, flowers, caterpillars, songbirds, field mice, deer, fish, and children go during the cold months of winter. Leaves tumble down, petals wilt, caterpillars go inside their cocoons, birds fly south, field mice tunnel underground, fish swim deep, and deer wander, leaving footprints in the snow. The child goes, "In a warm, warm bed when winter comes round, listening to the wind with its gusting sound, watching the snow as it falls to the ground." On the last page we see this adorable child in bed, under a quilt, "Snuggling deep. Fast asleep." Little ones love rhyme and repetition, and by the end they will be chanting the "where oh where" question each time it appears. Van Laan dedicates this to her first grandchild, who will surely enjoy the subtle educational text. Gaber's lovely, soft, acrylic illustrations show a rosy-cheeked child in full wide-eyed wonder and successfully convey the peace and quiet of a snowy day.
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