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[ 책 소개 ]
* 2007 Caldecott Honor 수상작
* 2007 Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award 수상작
* 2008 Storytelling World Resource Award
* A New York Times Bestseller
* A Book Sense National Bestseller
* A Book Sense Winter 2006-2007 Children's Top Ten Pick
* A New York Times 100 Titles for Reading and Sharing
* A School Library Journal Best Book of 2006
* A Kirkus Reviews Best Children Book of 2006
* A 2006 Nick Jr. Family Magazine's Best Book of the Year
* A Blue Ribbon Book, The Bulletin 2006
* A Miami Herald Best Book of the Year 2006
이집트에서 노예로 살던 이스라엘 백성들을 이끌고 가나안 땅으로 탈출시킨 모세와 같이, 미국 남부 지역에서 노예로 살던 수많은 흑인들을 노예제도가 폐지된 북부지역으로 탈출시킨 위대한 흑인 여성지도자 Harriet Tubman의 삶을 아름답고 세밀한 그림으로 보여줍니다. 메릴랜드주의 흑인노예의 자식으로 태어난 Harriet Tubman은 29세가 되던 해에 노예제도가 폐지되었던 미국 북부의 필라델피아 지역으로 목숨을 건 탈출을 감행합니다. 그리고 탈출에 성공한 후 그녀는 남부의 흑인노예들을 북부지역으로 탈출시키는 일을 계속 합니다. 노예들을 탈출시키는 일은 목숨을 거는 위험한 일이었지만, 그녀는 수백명의 노예들을 탈출시켰으며, 그 당시 흑인 노예의 탈출을 도와주는 Underground Railroad라는 비밀 네트워크에서 커다란 활약을 하였습니다...
다양한 크기의 활자를 조화롭게 배치한 문장은 간결하고 시적이며, 큰 사이즈의 지면을 가득 채우는 파스텔풍의 유화그림은 장엄하다는 느낌이 들 정도로 아름답습니다.
Large Size의 튼튼한 하드커버책입니다.
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Hardcover: 48 pages
ISBN-10: 0786851759
ISBN-13: 978-0786851751
책 크기 : 30cm x 27.5cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Born into slavery, Harriet Tubman hears these words from God one summer night and decides to leave her husband and family behind and escape. Taking with her only her faith, she must creep through woods with hounds at her heels, sleep for days in a potato hole, and trust people who could have easily turned her in.
But she was never alone.
In lyrical text, Carole Boston Weatherford describes Tubman’s spiritual journey as she hears the voice of God guiding her North to freedom on that very first trip to escape the brutal practice of forced servitude. Tubman, courageous and compassionate, and deeply religious, would take nineteen subsequent trips back South, never being caught, but none as profound as this first. Harriet Tubman’s bravery and relentless pursuit of freedom are a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
This is a unique and moving portrait of one of the most inspiring figures of the Underground Railroad. Kadir Nelson’s emotionally charged paintings embody strength, healing, and hope.
Carole Boston Weatherford has authored more than a dozen children’s books, including Jazz Baby, Freedom on the Menu: The Greensboro Sit-Ins, and A Negro League Scrapbook. A minister’s wife, Ms. Weatherford makes her home in North Carolina and has roots in the same Maryland county where Harriet Tubman was born.
Kadir Nelson began drawing at the age of three, displaying artistic talent before he could write. His children’s books include Ellington Was Not a Street, by Ntozake Shange, a Coretta Scott King Illustrator Award winner; Big Jabe: Hewitt Anderson’s Great Big Life, winner of the Gold Medal from the Society of Illustrators’ Original Art show; and the Coretta Scott King Honor Book Thunder Rose, both by Jerdine Nolen. Mr. Nelson makes his home in California with his family.
From School Library Journal
Tubman's religious faith drives this handsome, poetic account of her escape to freedom and role in the Underground Railroad. The story begins with Tubman addressing God on a summer night as she is about to be sold south from the Maryland plantation where she and her husband live: I am Your child, Lord; yet Master owns me,/drives me like a mule. In resounding bold text, God tells her He means for her to be free. The story is sketched between passages of prayerful dialogue that keep Tubman from giving up and eventually call upon her to be the Moses of [her] people. Deep scenes of night fill many double pages as the dramatic paintings follow her tortuous journey, arrival in Philadelphia, and later trip to guide others. Shifting perspectives and subtle details, such as shadowy forest animals guarding her while she sleeps, underscore the narrative's spirituality. Whether filled with apprehension, determination, or serenity, Tubman's beautifully furrowed face is expressive and entrancing. A foreword briefly explains the practice of slavery and an appended note outlines Tubman's life. The words and pictures create a potent sense of the harsh life of slavery, the fearsome escape, and one woman's unwavering belief in God.
From Booklist
Weatherford's handsome picture book about Harriet Tubman focuses mostly on Tubman's religious inspiration, with echoes of spirituals ringing throughout the spare poetry about her struggle ("Lord, don't let nobody turn me 'round"). God cradles Tubman and talks with her; his words (printed in block capitals) both inspire her and tell her what to do ("SHED YOUR SHOES; WADE IN THE WATER TO TRICK THE DOGS"). Nelson's stirring, beautiful artwork makes clear the terror and exhaustion Tubman felt during her own escape and also during her brave rescue of others. There's no romanticism: the pictures are dark, dramatic, and deeply colored--whether showing the desperate young fugitive "crouched for days in a potato hole" or the tough middle-aged leader frowning at the band of runaways she's trying to help. The full-page portrait of a contemplative Tubman turning to God to help her guide her people is especially striking.
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