Three Wise Old Women
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作者Elizabeth Corbett (Author), Yu-Mei Han (Illustrator)
出版社Dutton
出版时间2004
版次1
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货号1001010505@
上书时间2022-03-22
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When three silly ladies loose their wits, they go on a wild adventure over distance lands, great seas, and vast skies to track them down and put them back where they belong!
From School Library Journal
PreSchool-Grade 2--The text for this book comes from a nonsense poem written by Corbett in the late 19th century. Three not-so-wise ladies go for a walk, lose their way, become frightened at the prospect of meeting bears, and attempt to sail home using a ladder as a raft and a feather fan as a sail. The poem is mildly amusing, but not laugh-out-loud funny. Han's illustrations are relentless in their intensity. The characters--women, farm animals, and bears--are either grinning so broadly their faces would hurt, or sobbing wildly. The colors of the landscape are unnaturally bright and vivid, and the constant swirling lines that make it seem as if even stationary objects are on the go have a dizzying effect. Libraries owning Jack Prelutsky's Scranimals (Greenwillow, 2002) or Jane Yolen's Animal Fare (Harcourt, 1994; o.p.) already have better nonsense choices to offer.--Grace Oliff, Ann Blanche Smith School, Hillsdale, NJ
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From Booklist
PreS-Gr. 2. Corbett's ninteenth-century nonsense rhyme is lovingly interpreted by Yu-Mei Han, who infuses the tongue-in-cheek poem with the same lively, colorful style she used in Round Is a Pancake (2001). The rollicking text about a simple outing that turns into a wild adventure is matched by illustrations that dance and swirl. The title page sets the pace, as the words curl around the three women who seem about to roll down a hill in their hurry to enjoy themselves. Charging across the countryside with a ladder and a fan, they become lost and frightened at the thought of meeting a bear. They climb the ladder, but alas, the wind picks it up and takes them out to sea. The tale gets sillier as the not-so-wise women bale water from the ladder and are blown away again with the fan. Children will feel wiser than the characters--and the narrator--as they can see in the illustrations what will happen next. Louise Brueggeman
About the Author
Elizabeth T. Corbett was a prolific author of poetry for children in the late 1800s.
Yu-Mei HanÂs illustrations for Round Is a Pancake were called Âglorious by Booklist and Âcheery . . . in jewel-bright tones full of tiny details by Kirkus Reviews.
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