October, October: WINNER OF THE YOTO CARNEGIE MEDAL 2022
Autor Katya Balen Ilustrat de Angela Hardingen Limba Engleză Paperback – 29 sep 2021 – vârsta până la 12 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526601933
ISBN-10: 1526601931
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.29 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Children's Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526601931
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 25 mm
Greutate: 0.29 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Children's Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Katya Balen writes exquisitely beautiful prose with huge heart, and October, October is no exception. The story of October's fight to find a way to be happy back 'on grid' is a feat of empathy that will stay with its readers long after the final page
Notă biografică
Katya Balen is an award-winning author of books for children. Katya's debut novel, The Space We're In, was published in 2019 and was highly commended for the Branford Boase Award. Her second, October, October, won the Yoto Carnegie Medal. Her third novel, The Light in Everything, was published in 2022. When she's not writing books, Katya likes to scroll through dog-rescue websites, bake, and attempt to keep all her house plants alive. She lives in London with her partner and their dogs Raffi and Mouse.Angela Harding is a fine artist specialising in nature and wildlife screen-prints as well as lino and vinyl cuts. Her beautiful prints appear in a huge range of galleries and have also been featured in Gardens Illustrated, BBC Countryfile and Country Living.
Recenzii
Katya Balen's October, October is a very special new addition to the shelf and deserves classic status
Quite simply one of the most beautiful books I've ever read
October, October is fierce with a wild love. It draws you in to its heart, shakes you with a fury, wraps you in a spell of storytelling. In lyrical prose, Katya Balen gives us a modern day heroine filled with courage. I loved every page.
In October, October the greenwood meets the city. Wise and bright - I loved it.
The most wonderful, original treasure of a story
It's EXQUISITE. Read it. Wild yourself. Open your heart to it. Written with the pen of a poet and the soul of Mother Earth. Glorious. It's like nothing else I've ever read.
A modern classic ... relevant, comforting and life-affirming
This book feels like a secret treasure found in the woods . earthy and magic and beautiful. I want to buy a copy for everyone I know.
One of the most beautiful children's books I've ever read
The world is not a simple place, and Balen draws a touching, spikey, sparky, dangerous, heartful portrait of a girl slowly learning that.
This is what language can do - tell a story that burns with intense, furious passion, and yet be so disciplined that one never doubts, not for one moment, the emotional truths driving it. This song of the wild and of our most profound human longings is deeply moving, deeply satisfying, and it's my children's book of the year.
One of my favourite books this year. Beautiful and uplifting, a powerful evocation of nature and wildness that I found both surprising and incredibly moving. Tears were shed!
The perfect Autumn read - you can almost smell the damp leaves, crisp air and smoke from a distant bonfire ... It would be an ideal book to read alongside forest school sessions.
A timeless, lyrical treasure that sees a girl who's at one with the wild struggle with the world beyond her woods ... An unforgettable story, an unforgettable heroine
Balen's immensely touching, well-written story about the pleasures and perils of wildness combines a lush, autumnal sensibility with a perceptive story about a transitional phase in a young girl's life.
This is a sensitive account of adjusting to change and the grief that comes with it
This is the beautifully told second novel of a remarkable new writer
I've also just been introduced to the first two stunning children's books by Katya Balen, both published by Bloomsbury: The Space We're In and October, October. If you have a middle-grader, or know one, or are one ... treat yourself
The theme of raising a wild bird is at the heart of Katya Balen's October, October ... Only it's about more than that: about the gap between life in the wild woods and in London, where October is saved by mudlarking, and friendship with a boy called Yusuf
Written in beautiful prose, it is a heartbreakingly tender story of growing up, childhood, finding your own space, learning to forgive and ultimately celebrating what it is in the human spirit that gives hope to us all
As soon as I had finished it, I wanted to go right back to the beginning and read it all over again
October, October is one of those books which, as soon as I had finished it, I wanted to go right back to the beginning and read it all over again
An incredible story about love, loss, hope and overcoming adversity
Balen's touching, perceptive story about a transitional phase in a young girl's life is full of heart, lush description and the love of wild nature'
Quite simply one of the most beautiful books I've ever read
October, October is fierce with a wild love. It draws you in to its heart, shakes you with a fury, wraps you in a spell of storytelling. In lyrical prose, Katya Balen gives us a modern day heroine filled with courage. I loved every page.
In October, October the greenwood meets the city. Wise and bright - I loved it.
The most wonderful, original treasure of a story
It's EXQUISITE. Read it. Wild yourself. Open your heart to it. Written with the pen of a poet and the soul of Mother Earth. Glorious. It's like nothing else I've ever read.
A modern classic ... relevant, comforting and life-affirming
This book feels like a secret treasure found in the woods . earthy and magic and beautiful. I want to buy a copy for everyone I know.
One of the most beautiful children's books I've ever read
The world is not a simple place, and Balen draws a touching, spikey, sparky, dangerous, heartful portrait of a girl slowly learning that.
This is what language can do - tell a story that burns with intense, furious passion, and yet be so disciplined that one never doubts, not for one moment, the emotional truths driving it. This song of the wild and of our most profound human longings is deeply moving, deeply satisfying, and it's my children's book of the year.
One of my favourite books this year. Beautiful and uplifting, a powerful evocation of nature and wildness that I found both surprising and incredibly moving. Tears were shed!
The perfect Autumn read - you can almost smell the damp leaves, crisp air and smoke from a distant bonfire ... It would be an ideal book to read alongside forest school sessions.
A timeless, lyrical treasure that sees a girl who's at one with the wild struggle with the world beyond her woods ... An unforgettable story, an unforgettable heroine
Balen's immensely touching, well-written story about the pleasures and perils of wildness combines a lush, autumnal sensibility with a perceptive story about a transitional phase in a young girl's life.
This is a sensitive account of adjusting to change and the grief that comes with it
This is the beautifully told second novel of a remarkable new writer
I've also just been introduced to the first two stunning children's books by Katya Balen, both published by Bloomsbury: The Space We're In and October, October. If you have a middle-grader, or know one, or are one ... treat yourself
The theme of raising a wild bird is at the heart of Katya Balen's October, October ... Only it's about more than that: about the gap between life in the wild woods and in London, where October is saved by mudlarking, and friendship with a boy called Yusuf
Written in beautiful prose, it is a heartbreakingly tender story of growing up, childhood, finding your own space, learning to forgive and ultimately celebrating what it is in the human spirit that gives hope to us all
As soon as I had finished it, I wanted to go right back to the beginning and read it all over again
October, October is one of those books which, as soon as I had finished it, I wanted to go right back to the beginning and read it all over again
An incredible story about love, loss, hope and overcoming adversity
Balen's touching, perceptive story about a transitional phase in a young girl's life is full of heart, lush description and the love of wild nature'