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Marion Dane Bauer 著，Peter Elwell 绘

图书标签:

• Motherhood
• Family
• Love
• Early Learning
• Board Book
• Picture Book
• Toddler
• Emotional Development
• Relationships
• Self-Discovery

出版社： Simon & Schuster US

ISBN：9780689866951

版次：2

商品编码：19221139

包装：平装

出版时间：2004-04-01

页数：40

正文语种：英文

商品尺寸：19.05x22.86x0.25cm;0.11kg

内容简介

Celebrate the warm and loving bond between mothers and children — of all kinds. As a child makes a Mother's Day card, various animal mothers are shown taking care of their young.

作者简介

Marion Dane Bauer is the author of many books for young readers, including the Newbery Honor book On My Honor and the New York Times bestseller My Mother Is Mine. Her other titles include A Mama for Owen, If You Were Born a Kitten, Grandmother's Song, and Thank You for Me! She has recently retired from the faculty of the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA program in Writing for Children and Young Adults where she was the first Faculty Chair. She lives in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and can be reached at mariondanebauer.com.

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精彩书评

Publishers Weekly Bauer (If You Were Born a Kitten) and Elwell (Three Brave Women) explore the depths, delights and ferocity of the mother-child bond and for the most part, their foray into unabashed emotion works well. Bauer's rhymed text brings to mind the poignant vulnerability of a mash note from a young child: "My mother is pretty./ My mother is brave./ My mother still loves me when I misbehave." But because the sentences are parceled out one per page, the effect is never cloying. Elwell's stunning, diaphanous pastel illustrations flirt with the conventions of calendar art: his characterizations are mostly grounded in a realistic appreciation of the natural world, but the gauzy surfaces and the intensity of the animals' expressions are the stuff of pure romanticism. A tiger mother beams with pride as she carries her pliant cub by the scruff of the neck; a vigilant mother horned owl is regarded with utter adoration by her little puffball baby. Unfortunately, the final sequence, showing a girl creating a greeting card for her mother, lacks the intensity of the animal illustrations; the child's expressions seem a bit clich d. An actual card bearing the same illustration as that on the girl's is included inside the back cover. Ages 1-5. (Apr.) Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information. Publishers Weekly "Author and artist explore the depths, delights and ferocity of the mother-child bond, and their foray into unabashed emotion works well," wrote PW. Ages 1-5. (Apr.) Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information. Fewer Reviews Children's Literature In a brief sentence for each two-page spread, children of various species tell something special about their mothers. There are rhymes along with the love expressed in these simple statements—"She holds me tight." "She never forgets to kiss me good night." This book is meant for reassuring reading and re-reading in a comfortable relationship. Elwell's naturalistic illustrations are simple scenes of each pair, including a young girl at the end, created with a fuzzy warmth that reinforces the text's message. The creatures are not named, but their identification could be part of the shared reading with pre-schoolers. A greeting card with one of the rhymes is included. 2001, Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, $13.00. Ages 2 to 5. Reviewer: Ken Marantz and Sylvia Marantz School Library Journal PreS-Gr 1-This book captures the warmth of a mother-child relationship in verse and illustrations. Each spread features a full-page picture of a baby animal interacting with its mother, along with a page of text explaining what makes that parent special. "My mother is soft" appears opposite two sheep cuddled together; "My mother is strong" shows a tiger carrying her cub in her mouth; and two owls sitting together on a branch illustrate "My mother watches me long and long." Young children will recognize the parallels between their own families and those of the animals, as a baby bird is given a worm ("My mother feeds me"), and a kangaroo rides safely inside its mother's pouch ("She holds me tight"). The soft focus of Elwell's pastel illustrations is well suited to the gentle rhythms of the text. The end of the book reveals a young girl drawing pictures of the animals, making a card for her mother with the inscription: "My mother is special./My mother is fine./My mother,/my mother,/my mother is mine!" A welcome addition to Mother's Day collections and family storytimes.-Linda Ludke, London Public Library, Ontario, Canada Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information. Kirkus Reviews In a sweetly sentimental ode to motherhood, with a gently rhyming text, Bauer (Grandmother's Song, 2000, etc.) extols the virtues of Mom, as seen through the eyes of a bevy of animal babies. The infants' encomiums reflect the distinct attributes of their particular species; a tiger cub's mother is strong while a ewe is soft, and a giraffe's mom is "tall and tall and tall." Bauer's simple text is a celebration of the multitude of tiny acts that define motherhood: loving hugs, watchful care, goodnight kisses. Elwell's softly hued, pastel illustrations radiate warmth; slightly blurred images artfully reflect the loving bonds between mother and child, regardless of the species. Each two-page spread contains an accolade printed in oversized text on a delicately colored background rendered in a palette of twilight colors: translucent lavender, soft sage, luminescent blue. On the facing page is a full-color, full-bleed illustration depicting a different mother and child. Elwell's studies encompass an array of animal life, both domestic and wild, featuring docile sheep, howling wolves, and leaping kangaroos, culminating in a tender portrayal of a human mother/daughter pair. This reverent tribute to a mother's devotion also serves to remind mothers of the extraordinary way their children perceive them. An inviting tale: just perfect for cozy moments and quiet read-alouds. (Greeting card included) (Picture book. 1-5)

前言/序言

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书很大，很厚要慢慢看了。

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适合3岁左右的小朋友

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可惜小朋友不太喜欢。三岔的叙述围绕一个姓魏的中年农民展开。这个脑袋灵光、不安于现状的男人，以极具个性的方式，把握住了商机，入了党，买了二手车，为智力障碍的哥哥争取到了补助，尽管最终在竞争村支部书记的博弈中败下阵来。海斯勒通过这个人物及其家庭，将北方农村的经济转型、社会矛盾、政治实态、信仰状况、风俗习惯、情感结构都写得玲珑剔透，从某种角度来看，他完成的是一个人类学式的田野考察。唯有在魏家的小男孩身上，海斯勒的情感灌注远远逾越了人类学家应有的超然。小男孩患上血小板减少症，海斯勒最大限度地调动了自己的社会资源，请在美国的三位医学专业人士做了跨洋诊断，让郭眯眯为孩子安排到高一级医院住院，通过在北京一家医药公司工作的美国人商购血液球蛋白。在与医生讨论治疗方案时，海斯勒对血液的安全性提出质疑，引起医生的反感。海斯勒建议对血液进行病毒测试，医生回答：“相信我好了，检查不出来！”海斯勒写道：“在我看来，一个医生竟然说出这种屁话，简直令我作呕。”他气得发抖。在整本书中，这是海斯勒唯一情感失控的时刻。我们可以借此推知他与小男孩之间感情的深度。然而，不止于此，恰恰在这失控的一刻，让我们有机会看到一个美国人对事情理应怎么做的真实看法，同时也看到，海斯勒这个外来者的特殊身份在何种程度上影响了他笔下那些人物的命运。这个孩子很幸运，因为不但有人关心他的健康，而且这个关心他的人还有能力调动一般人不可能拥有的社会资源。可问题在于，

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不错

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很薄的一本书，价格太贵了。

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