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* Caldecott Honor
* Coretta Scott King Medal
̱ ϳ 1955 12 1, 㹫 ȭ Ǿ Ž ¼ Ͼϴ. ̱ ˶ٸ 翴 ٱ濡 žϴٸ, ο Ĺ̺κ ° պ ο¼ ɾҽϴ. 4 ε ΰ ٸ γ 3 ű 䱸մϴ. 3 ϴٸ, ں ¼ Ͼ մϴ. ں ѱ ǰ, ں и ް ˴ϴ.
ں ü ҽ ص 25 ں źο ̱ ϰ, ̿밴 ߿ 70% ϴ ε ϰ ˴ϴ. Ȳ ̱ ˷ ƾ ŷ ֵ Ͽ Ͼ ǰ, 1Ⱓ ģ ܿ ο ˴ϴ.
ü 1 1956 11 13, ̱ , б ҿ ִ ̶ ǰ ϰ ǰ, ϱ ں ؼ ģ "No!" ȣ ū Ǿ å öϴ ȯ ˴ϴ.
ڵ ̸ ִ åԴϴ.
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Paperback: 40 pages
Publisher: Square Fish (December 26, 2007)
ISBN-10: 0312376022
ISBN-13: 978-0312376024
å ũ: 27.8cm x 20.8cm
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Book Description
Fifty years after her refusal to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama, city bus, Mrs. Rosa Parks is still one of the most important figures in the American civil rights movement. This tribute to Mrs. Parks is a celebration of her courageous action and the events that followed.
Award-winning poet, writer, and activist Nikki Giovannis evocative text combines with Bryan Colliers striking cut-paper images to retell the story of this historic event from a wholly unique and original perspective.
From School Library Journal
Rosa Parks's personal story moves quickly into a summary of the Civil Rights movement in this striking picture book. Parks is introduced in idealized terms. She cares for her ill mother and is married to one of the best barbers in the county. Sewing in an alterations department, Rosa Parks was the best seamstress. Her needle and thread flew through her hands like the gold spinning from Rumpelstiltskin's loom. Soon the story moves to her famous refusal to give up her seat on the bus, but readers lose sight of her as she waits to be arrested. Giovanni turns to explaining the response of the Women's Political Caucus, which led to the bus boycott in Montgomery. A few events of the movement are interjected - the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, the aftermath and reactions to the murder of Emmett Till, the role of Martin Luther King, Jr., as spokesperson. Collier's watercolor and collage scenes are deeply hued and luminous, incorporating abstract and surreal elements along with the realistic figures. Set on colored pages, these illustrations include an effective double foldout page with the crowd of successful walkers facing a courthouse representing the 1956 Supreme Court verdict against segregation on the buses. Many readers will wonder how it all went for Parks after her arrest, and there are no added notes. Purposeful in its telling, this is a handsome and thought-provoking introduction to these watershed acts of civil disobedience.
From Booklist *Starred Review*
Far from the cliche of Rosa Parks as the tired little seamstress, this beautiful picture-book biography shows her as a strong woman, happy at home and at work, and politically aware ("not tired from work, but tired of . . . eating at separate lunch counters and learning at separate schools"). Her refusal to give up her seat on a bus inspires her friend Jo Ann Robinson, president of the Women's Political Council, and the 25 council members to make posters calling for the bus boycott, and they organize a mass meeting where the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. speaks for them. Paired very effectively with Giovanni's passionate, direct words, Collier's large watercolor-and-collage illustrations depict Parks as an inspiring force that radiates golden light, and also as part of a dynamic activist community. In the unforgettable close-up that was used for the cover, Parks sits quietly waiting for the police as a white bus driver demands that she give up her seat. In contrast, the final picture opens out to four pages showing women, men, and children marching for equal rights at the bus boycott and in the years of struggle yet to come. The history comes clear in the astonishing combination of the personal and the political.
Publishers Weekly
"Giovanni and Collier offer a moving interpretation of Rosa Park's momentous refusal to give up her bus seat. The author brings her heroine very much to life...a fresh take on a remarkable historic event."
Kirkus Reviews
"An essential volume for classrooms and libraries."
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