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[ 책 소개 ]
이 책의 저자인 윌리엄 스타이그는 뉴스위크지로부터 'King of Cartoons'라 불린 만화가이자, 칼데콧상, 뉴베리상 등 각종 아동문학상을 휩쓴 미국의 대표적인 그림책 작가로 활발하게 활동하며 많은 작품으로 여러 나라 어린이들에게 사랑을 받고 있습니다. 국내에도 "치과 의사 드소토 선생님", "아빠와 피자놀이", "당나귀 실베스터와 요술 조약돌", "슈렉" 등 수십종의 번역서가 출간된 최고의 베스트셀러 작장 중 한명입니다.
이 책은 아이와 부모님이 함께 Hide-and-Seek 게임을 즐길 수 있는 특별한 그림책입니다.
토비야, 어디 있니?
토비가 사라졌어요! 장난꾸러기 토비를 찾아 엄마와 아빠가 찾기 시작하네요. 아빠의 의자 뒤에 있나요? 아니요. 그렇다면 혹시 쓰레기 통에? 아.니.요~ 책꽂이, 커다란 주전자, 식료품 저장실, 아래층, 위층, 집 밖에도 없어요. 토비는 어디 있을까요?
그림 속에 숨어있는 토비의 모습을 찾아보세요. 문답식의 대화가 실제 숨바꼭질을 하는 기분을 자아내서 재미를 더해줍니다.
튼튼한 하드커버책입니다.
[ 서지 정보 ]
Edition: Hardcover, 32 pages
ISBN-10: 0062050826
ISBN-13: 9780062050823
책 크기 : 21 cm x 21 cm
[ 영문 서평 ]
Book Description
Toby loves hiding from his parents'upstairs, downstairs, just about anywhere. But when Toby begins to think that his parents will never find him, he just can't stand it. ‘Here I am!' he cries.
Kirkus Reviews
From early sunlit morning to candlelit evening, Toby's parents search for him throughout the house. It's all very cozy: They know he's hiding, and they're playing the game with him. Toby is in every picture--behind the fish tank, in the pantry, under the rug. When his parents finally give up, Toby leaps out from under the table, and gets ``quite a few kisses.'' Shown in a fuzzy kind of stippled color, this home is one any child might envy: dragons on the toy chest; sunflowers on the headboard; lively patterns on the rugs; and a profusion of plants, books, and playthings. The house and accoutrements have a vaguely Victorian feel, reflected in the mother's floor-length floral dress--although the father might be wearing Hush Puppies. The family, marmoset- or meerkat-like mammals, have furry features and long tails, which seem right for this soft-focus read-aloud. It's a charmer, for a younger audience than Steig's usual. (Picture book. 3-5)
Booklist
Ages 1^-4. In a classic picture-book story for the very young, a toddler hides from his loving parents, and they pretend to look for him all over the house. Toby is a cute rodent creature who lives with his very elegant parents in their gracious two-story home. Toby hides, and his parents seek in all the usual places--under the bed, behind the curtains, under the rug--but the pictures are full of surprises. He's not under the table; his head is in the fruit bowl. Could he be up on the bookshelf? No, of course not, but if you look closely, you'll see that the stand of the table-lamp is on the floor, and Toby is holding up the shade. Is he in the cooking pot on the stove? No, don't be silly, but he is in the pantry with the colander on his head. Toddlers will have fun with the interactive game and the cozy mischief.
School Library Journal
PreS. Indulgent parents search the house for their young weasel until he pops up and makes his presence known. The soft-edged images and cozy text are as reassuring as the hugs and kisses at story's end.
Publishers Weekly
Steig and Euvremer stage a classic game of hide-and-seek in a book that proves that even the simplest and most familiar of premises can yield original charms. A mother and father (of a furry, long-tailed, indeterminate species) search the house for their impish child; reflecting the right mixture of Toby's fantasy and the parents' willingness to enter into it, Steig's (The Toy Brother) text reports that the parents are "just a tiny bit worried." Readers, meanwhile, can spot Toby hiding in each cozily decorated setting, although they may have to look closely. The grinning creature chooses some goofily improbable undercover positions: he's pictured atop a table on all fours, replacing the base of a Tiffany lamp; perched on the rooftop, ostensibly imitating a weather vane; and nestled among the grapes in a fruit bowl. Euvremer's (Sun's Up) quasi-pointillist art is not without flaws-it's overlit and the draftsmanship is uneven. But the pictures are nevertheless as playful as the family they picture, and they capture Toby's innocent sense of mischief. Paired with Steig's pitch-perfect writing, they add up to an hide-and-seek entry worth searching for. All ages
[ 작가 소개 ]
William Steig's drawings have appeared regularly in The New Yorker since 1930. He also writes and illustrates books for children, most recently Pete's A Pizza, Zeke Pippin and Doctor De Soto Goes to Africa. His other books include Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, winner of the Caldecott Medal; The Amazing Bone, a Caldecott Honor Book; and Abel's Island and Doctor De Soto, both Newbery Honor Books. He lives in Boston with his wife, Jeanne.
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