World of Wonders: A Trip Through Numbers
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作者Eileen Doolittle (Author), Starr Ockenga (Photographer)
出版社Houghton Mifflin Harcourt; 1st edition
出版时间1983
装帧精装
尺寸32 × 24 cm
纸张铜版纸
货号北京22.12
上书时间2022-11-14
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A counting book with detailed photographs for each number from one to twelve, depicting a multitude of subjects commonly associated with each number.
This highly unusual counting book is from the producers of The Ark in the Attic: An Alphabet Adventure . Fabulously rich and multi-textured, this journey from one to 12 is a triumphant blend of art, storytelling and theatre. Photographs of each miniature "set" illuminate a rhyme that is magically esoteric but concrete enough to keep vibrantly alive the connection between one number and the next. The compilations of new and antique toys, mechanical what-nots and found objects sparkle invitingly against meticulously painted backdrops. The balance of color and movement that compel readers to turn pages is brilliantly maintained. Each number is introduced in Arabic and Roman numerals and also spelled out in bold red letters. Obvious and hidden references to the numbers turn the book into a game. A key in the back of the book explains various intricacies more fully. References to well-known sayings ("Once in the blue moon" or a golfing foursome shouting "Fore!") and other wordplay make the pictures an endless source of fun, suitable for shared activity among people of all ages. A Floyd Yearout Book. All ages.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From School Library Journal
K Up This counting book by the pair who created The Ark in the Attic (Godine, 1987) is a feast for the eyes. The oversize format utilizes a double-page spread and a slight verse for each number. One page contains the numbers (shown in Arabic and Roman numerals as well as spelled out) with an accompanying verse. Its facing page adds the visual excitement of corresponding items to count (one tree, one pear, one purse, etc.) wherein colorful antique items are depicted in a collage format for each specific number. By the time readers reach the number 12, they've had a real ``finding'' game. Older browsers also will be intrigued. Helpful pictured clues are appended at the back of the book. Because many of the items are tiny and tucked away in unusual spots, this will be better for a one-on-one reading than for a group presentation. At first glance, this might appear much too cluttered for young eyes to absorb or comprehend. Yet its gaiety will beg another glance, then another until the sheer fun of it will have children begging for more. With excellent color reproduction and unusual formatting, this will be circulated time and again. Mary Lou Budd, Milford South Elementary School, Ohio
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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