The Twins' Blanket
Autor Hyewon Yumen Limba Engleză Paperback – 18 oct 2021 – vârsta până la 6 ani
New in paperback, this beloved picture book from Hyewon Yum, The Twins' Blanket, is about siblings, sharing, and growing up--starring a Korean-American family--and is now celebrating its 10th Anniversary!
These look-alike twins have always shared everything-their room, their toys, a crib, and, since the day they were born, a blanket. But as they grow into new beds, they need new blankets, too. Now they face a new dilemma: they don't know how not to share.
Told from the perspective of two five-year-olds, The Twins' Blanket playfully illuminates squabbles and affection between young siblings. Yum's minimalistic art astutely captures these twins' emotions as they toss, turn, and tug their new and old blankets-and embrace their growing independence.
Preț: 54.39 lei
Nou
Puncte Express: 82
Preț estimativ în valută:
10.41€ • 10.84$ • 8.64£
10.41€ • 10.84$ • 8.64£
Carte indisponibilă temporar
Doresc să fiu notificat când acest titlu va fi disponibil:
Se trimite...
Preluare comenzi: 021 569.72.76
Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781250825223
ISBN-10: 1250825229
Pagini: 40
Dimensiuni: 135 x 224 x 4 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: Square Fish
ISBN-10: 1250825229
Pagini: 40
Dimensiuni: 135 x 224 x 4 mm
Greutate: 0.24 kg
Editura: Square Fish
V-ar putea interesa
-
Preț: 109.03 lei -
Tooth Fairy's NightCandice RansomPreț: 31.26 lei -
Saturday Is Swimming DayHyewon YumPreț: 108.84 lei -
Luli and the Language of TeaAndrea WangPreț: 107.81 lei -
Sometimes I KaploomRachel VailPreț: 109.42 lei -
Lion Needs a HaircutHyewon Yum-7%Preț: 72.18 lei77.57 lei -
Calling Maggie MayAnonymousPreț: 61.98 lei -
Where I LivePaul B. JaneczkoPreț: 111.88 lei -
Night SongMk Smith Despres-7%Preț: 84.78 lei90.83 lei -
Something's Amiss with Miss PrissMelissa Bailey SlaterPreț: 99.31 lei -
August SkiesKathleen SouzaPreț: 84.38 lei -
Secondhand SummerDan WalkerPreț: 75.79 lei
Notă biografică
Hyewon Yum
Recenzii
"Yum's deceptively quiet text and poignant illustrations, created from prints, colored pencil, watercolor and other media, convey the girls' growing independence . . . . Readers who have ever wondered what it's like to be a twin need look no further." -"Kirkus Reviews"
"Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art graces the pages with bright splashes of color and pattern." --"SLJ" Starred Review "Yum's deceptively quiet text and poignant illustrations, created from prints, colored pencil, watercolor and other media, convey the girls' growing independence . . . . Readers who have ever wondered what it's like to be a t
"For grown-up readers there's another argument: Which is more wonderful -- the text, written exactly in the voice of its 5-year-old heroines . . . or the exquisite illustrations of rosy-cheeked girls, a brightly colored blanket, Asian textiles and lots of white space to accentuate them." --"NYTimes.com" "Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art grac
"Add this to your collection of sibling stories, or grab it for an alternative take on the trials and tribulations of sharing space." --"BCCB" "For grown-up readers there's another argument: Which is more wonderful -- the text, written exactly in the voice of its 5-year-old heroines . . . or the exquisite illustrations of rosy-cheeked girls, a brightly colored blanket, Asian textiles and lots of white space to accentuate them." --"NYTimes.com" "Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art graces the pages with bright splashes of color and pattern." --"SLJ" Starred Review "Yum's deceptively quiet text and poignant illustrations, created from prints, colored pencil, watercolor and other media, convey the girls' growing independence . . . . Readers who have ever wondered what it's like to be a twin need look no further." -"Kirkus Reviews""" "Yum's third picture book shows the author/illustrator thoroughly at home with the picture book form....The book's inherent symmetry, with the twins mirroring each other on the left and right sides of the spreads, is a treat."--"Publishers Weekly" Starred Review
"Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art graces the pages with bright splashes of color and pattern." --"SLJ" Starred Review "Yum's deceptively quiet text and poignant illustrations, created from prints, colored pencil, watercolor and other media, convey the girls' growing independence . . . . Readers who have ever wondered what it's like to be a t
"For grown-up readers there's another argument: Which is more wonderful -- the text, written exactly in the voice of its 5-year-old heroines . . . or the exquisite illustrations of rosy-cheeked girls, a brightly colored blanket, Asian textiles and lots of white space to accentuate them." --"NYTimes.com" "Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art grac
"Add this to your collection of sibling stories, or grab it for an alternative take on the trials and tribulations of sharing space." --"BCCB" "For grown-up readers there's another argument: Which is more wonderful -- the text, written exactly in the voice of its 5-year-old heroines . . . or the exquisite illustrations of rosy-cheeked girls, a brightly colored blanket, Asian textiles and lots of white space to accentuate them." --"NYTimes.com" "Yum...plays with the picture book format in innovative ways here... The text varies its direct narration effortlessly, so that in one sentence a girl will address the reader and in the next, her twin, pulling the book's audience into the drama." --"Horn Book Magazine" "Combining drawn, painted, and printed effects, the appealing illustrations, simple yet stylized, are as effective as the text. A pleasing picture book for twins, siblings, and even onlies." --"Booklist" "In the simple language of youngsters, it conveys what it is like to share everything while at the same time realizing how comforting it is to have someone to share things with. The simple, almost impressionistic art graces the pages with bright splashes of color and pattern." --"SLJ" Starred Review "Yum's deceptively quiet text and poignant illustrations, created from prints, colored pencil, watercolor and other media, convey the girls' growing independence . . . . Readers who have ever wondered what it's like to be a twin need look no further." -"Kirkus Reviews""" "Yum's third picture book shows the author/illustrator thoroughly at home with the picture book form....The book's inherent symmetry, with the twins mirroring each other on the left and right sides of the spreads, is a treat."--"Publishers Weekly" Starred Review
Descriere
Descriere de la o altă ediție sau format:
One of "School Library Journal"'s Best Picture Books of 2011
These look-alike twins have always shared everything--their room, their toys, a crib, and, since the day they were born, a blanket. But as they grow into new beds, they need new blankets, too. Now they face a new dilemma: they don't know how "not" to share.
Told from the perspective of two five-year-olds, "The Twins' Blanket" playfully illuminates squabbles and affection between young siblings. Yum's minimalistic art astutely captures these twins' emotions as they toss, turn, and tug their new and old blankets--and embrace their growing independence.
One of "School Library Journal"'s Best Picture Books of 2011
These look-alike twins have always shared everything--their room, their toys, a crib, and, since the day they were born, a blanket. But as they grow into new beds, they need new blankets, too. Now they face a new dilemma: they don't know how "not" to share.
Told from the perspective of two five-year-olds, "The Twins' Blanket" playfully illuminates squabbles and affection between young siblings. Yum's minimalistic art astutely captures these twins' emotions as they toss, turn, and tug their new and old blankets--and embrace their growing independence.