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* Horn Book Fanfare Award
총 14종의 공룡들을 "The New Kid on the Block"을 비롯해서 수많은 베스트셀러 동시집의 저자인 Jack Prelutsky가 쓴 Rhyme으로 된 재미있는 문장과 Caldecott 수상작가인 Arnold Lobel의 수채화 그림으로 보여줍니다. 각각의 공룡들의 이름을 정확하게 발음하는 법과 공룡이름의 의미를 함께 배울 수 있습니다.
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Paperback: 32 pages
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0688115691
ISBN-13: 978-0688115692
책 크기 : 24.8cm x 20.4cm
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Book Description
When the author of The New Kid on the Block and Something Big Has Been Here turns his attention to prehistoric life, the result is dinosaur dynamite. Meet ankylosaurus (built like a tank). Meet brachiosaurus(who had little to do/ but stand with it's head in the treetops and chew). Meet twelve other mighty Mesozoic monsters who once filled the sea, land and air. You won't forget a single one.
Ideal for group chanting. With a pronunciation guide and time line.
Boston Herald
Catchy rhymes backed by solid information.
Publishers Weekly
Fourteen gangly dinosaurs parade through this cheerful new book of light verse. In the final work of Lobel's distinguished career, his winning drawings are accurate without being frightening, and Prelutsky's verse ( Ride a Purple Pelican and The New Kid on the Block ) is rhythmical and funny. Scientific information is filtered through the clever stanzas, and each drawing is accompanied by a pronunciation guide. Most poems contain references to the habits of the creatures described; e.g., ``Stegosaurus was a creature uncontentious and benign,/ and the row of armored plates upon its back/ failed to guard its tender belly or protect its flimsy spine.'' But humor abounds: ``How fortunate then,'' Prelutsky says of the deinonychus who stuffed monsters ``inside of its belly,'' that the creature is ``no longer here/ to eat us like cream cheese and jelly.'' A combination of insight and funny business, further jollied by the illustrations, makes this book irresistible.
School Library Journal
A dinosaur book collaboration between Arnold Lobel and Jack Prelutsky sounds almost too good to be true. And that's the case with this book, which has good intentions but doesn't quite carry through with them. No problem with Lobel's illustrations, which combine just the right amount of fantasy and realism to capture a child's imagination. It's Prelutsky's verse which is the detractor here. True, some of the poems are rollicking and fun, such as these lines describing Deinonychus: ``Ferocity was its predominant trait,/ its habits were purely predacious,/ it ate what it caught, and it caught what it ate/ in the days of the early Cretaceous.'' But for many of these poems, much of the verse seems confined by the subject matter, as if Prelutsky were afraid to let his imagination enhance what he considers factual information. Sadly, some of the information he reiterates about dinosaurs is out of date; the idea of small-brained, prehistoric plodders doomed for extinction is no more. Prelutsky would do well to get hold of a copy of Bakker's Dinosaur Heresies (Morrow, 1986) and update his perception of herbivores and Sauropods, in particular. Thoughtful pronunciation guides help readers tackle colossal dinosaur names, but young readers will still struggle with the many other multisyllabic words that set the cadence of these rhymes. Cathryn A. Camper, Minneapolis Public Library
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