Dead End in Norvelt: Norvelt Series
Autor Jack Gantosen Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 mai 2013 – vârsta de la 10 până la 14 ani
Vezi toate premiile Carte premiată
Scott O Dell Award for Historical Fiction (2012), Newbery Medal (2012), Capitol Choices: Noteworthy Books for Children and Teens (2012)
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| Paperback (2) | 59.04 lei 3-5 săpt. | |
| Square Fish – 6 mai 2013 | 59.04 lei 3-5 săpt. | |
| Penguin Random House Children's UK – 28 mar 2012 | 69.95 lei 3-5 săpt. | +10.33 lei 7-13 zile |
| Hardback (1) | 111.11 lei 3-5 săpt. | |
| Farrar, Straus and Giroux (Byr) – 31 aug 2011 | 111.11 lei 3-5 săpt. |
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781250010230
ISBN-10: 1250010233
Pagini: 341
Dimensiuni: 132 x 193 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Square Fish
Seria Norvelt Series
ISBN-10: 1250010233
Pagini: 341
Dimensiuni: 132 x 193 x 28 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Square Fish
Seria Norvelt Series
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"A wonderful, whimsical book full of history, mystery, and humor. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --"Kirkus Reviews", starred review
"Gantos, as always, deliver bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws..." --"Booklist" "This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --"Kirkus Reviews," starred review
"Nobody can tell a story like Jack Gantos can. And this is a story like no other. It's funny. It's thoughtful. It's history. It's weird. But you don't need me to attempt to describe it. Get in there and start reading Gantos." --Jon Scie
..".there's more than laugh-out-loud gothic comedy here. This is a richly layered semi-autobiographical tale, an ode to a time and place, to history and the power of reading." --"Horn Book Magazine," Starred "A bit of autobiography works its way into all of Gantos's work, but he one-ups himself in this wildly entertaining meld of truth and fiction by naming the main character... Jackie Gantos." --"Publishers Weekly," Starred Review "Gantos, as always, deliver bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws..." --"Booklist"
"This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever an
"This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"A bit of autobiography works its way into all of Gantos's work, but he one-ups himself in this wildly entertaining meld of truth and fiction by naming the main character . . . Jackie Gantos." --Publishers Weekly, starred review
"A fast-paced and witty read." --School Library Journal
"A more quietly (but still absurdly) funny and insightful account of a kid's growth, kin to Gantos's Jack stories, that will stealthily hook even resistant readers into the lure of history." --BCCB
"This winning novel, both humorous and heartwarming, takes place during the summer of 1962, when narrator Jack Gantos turns 12 and spends most of his days grounded. Jack's main 'get out of jail free card, ' and one of the novel's most charming characters, is Miss Volker. The blossoming of their friendship coincides with the blooming of Jack's character." --Shelf Awareness Pro
"There's more than laugh-out-loud gothic comedy here. This is a richly layered semi-autobiographical tale, an ode to a time and place, to history and the power of reading." --The Horn Book, starred review
"Gantos, as always, delivers bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws." --Booklist
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"Nobody can tell a story like Jack Gantos can. And this is a story like no other. It's funny. It's thoughtful. It's history. It's weird. But yo
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --"Kirkus Reviews", starred review
"Gantos, as always, deliver bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws..." --"Booklist" "This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --"Kirkus Reviews," starred review
"Nobody can tell a story like Jack Gantos can. And this is a story like no other. It's funny. It's thoughtful. It's history. It's weird. But you don't need me to attempt to describe it. Get in there and start reading Gantos." --Jon Scie
..".there's more than laugh-out-loud gothic comedy here. This is a richly layered semi-autobiographical tale, an ode to a time and place, to history and the power of reading." --"Horn Book Magazine," Starred "A bit of autobiography works its way into all of Gantos's work, but he one-ups himself in this wildly entertaining meld of truth and fiction by naming the main character... Jackie Gantos." --"Publishers Weekly," Starred Review "Gantos, as always, deliver bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws..." --"Booklist"
"This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever an
"This is a brilliant book, full of history, mystery, and laughs. It reminded me of my small-town childhood, although my small town was never as delightfully weird as Norvelt." --Dave Barry
"A bit of autobiography works its way into all of Gantos's work, but he one-ups himself in this wildly entertaining meld of truth and fiction by naming the main character . . . Jackie Gantos." --Publishers Weekly, starred review
"A fast-paced and witty read." --School Library Journal
"A more quietly (but still absurdly) funny and insightful account of a kid's growth, kin to Gantos's Jack stories, that will stealthily hook even resistant readers into the lure of history." --BCCB
"This winning novel, both humorous and heartwarming, takes place during the summer of 1962, when narrator Jack Gantos turns 12 and spends most of his days grounded. Jack's main 'get out of jail free card, ' and one of the novel's most charming characters, is Miss Volker. The blossoming of their friendship coincides with the blooming of Jack's character." --Shelf Awareness Pro
"There's more than laugh-out-loud gothic comedy here. This is a richly layered semi-autobiographical tale, an ode to a time and place, to history and the power of reading." --The Horn Book, starred review
"Gantos, as always, delivers bushels of food for thought and plenty of outright guffaws." --Booklist
"An exhilarating summer marked by death, gore and fire sparks deep thoughts in a small-town lad not uncoincidentally named 'Jack Gantos.' The gore is all Jack's, which to his continuing embarrassment 'would spray out of my nose holes like dragon flames' whenever anything exciting or upsetting happens. And that would be on every other page, seemingly . . . Characteristically provocative gothic comedy, with sublime undertones." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"Nobody can tell a story like Jack Gantos can. And this is a story like no other. It's funny. It's thoughtful. It's history. It's weird. But yo
Premii
- Scott O Dell Award for Historical Fiction Winner, 2012
- Newbery Medal Winner, 2012
- Capitol Choices: Noteworthy Books for Children and Teens Recommended, 2012
- Guardian Children's Fiction Prize Finalist, 2012
- Sequoyah Book Awards Nominee, 2014
- William Allen White Childens Book Award Nominee, 2014
- Pennsylvania Young Reader's Choice Award Nominee, 2014
- Volunteer State Book Awards Nominee, 2013