George and His Shadow
Autor Davide Cali Ilustrat de Serge Blochen Limba Engleză Hardback – 2 oct 2017 – vârsta până la 8 ani
Who is this shadow? Is he an annoying pest? Is he a friend? Or is he both?
From the award-winning pair behind I Can’t Wait and The Enemy comes a sweet, silly, and often poignant look at how unexpected friendship can be. With mod, quirky art full of personality from Serge Bloch (Butterflies in My Stomach and The Big Adventure of a Little Line) and a disarming text from Davide Cali (I Didn’t Do My Homework Because . . .), George and His Shadow is charming! Perfect for fans of Leo: A Ghost Story and Imaginary Fred.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780062568304
ISBN-10: 0062568302
Pagini: 40
Dimensiuni: 210 x 292 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Colecția HarperCollins
ISBN-10: 0062568302
Pagini: 40
Dimensiuni: 210 x 292 x 6 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: HarperCollins Publishers
Colecția HarperCollins
Textul de pe ultima copertă
One morning, when George walks into his kitchen, he finds someone sitting at his table.
“Who are you?” he asks.
“I’m your shadow,” answers the shadow.
The shadow follows George—for a walk on the street, to the amusement park, and everywhere else George goes.
Who is this shadow?
Is he an annoying pest?
Is he a friend?
Is he both?
“Who are you?” he asks.
“I’m your shadow,” answers the shadow.
The shadow follows George—for a walk on the street, to the amusement park, and everywhere else George goes.
Who is this shadow?
Is he an annoying pest?
Is he a friend?
Is he both?
Recenzii
“Bibo’s translation of Cali’s text is smooth and sly.” — Publishers Weekly
“Collage elements add to the visual slapstick, broad blocks of color hint at the light-versus-dark theme, and Bloch’s loopy line captures chairs, crockery, and city buildings with impulsive spontaneity.” — Publishers Weekly
“George is one of those adult characters who could just as well be a child...” — Publishers Weekly
“Bonus giggles are provided by George’s crocodile-schnozzed dog, who helps him see the shadow’s potential as a friend.” — Publishers Weekly
“Cali subtly explores friendship and solitude with panache and a refreshing lack of condescension. Bloch’s stylish computer-generated illustrations play with shape, color, and perspective, adding another layer of absurdism. Droll.” — Kirkus Reviews
“Whimsical black-and-white line drawings—created, according to the front matter, with the artist’sbrain, hands, and computer—clearly enhance the escapades, using swatches of color and texture to highlight various aspects, such as a green plaid for George’s suit and homburg.” — Booklist
“Reminiscent of the style and humor of Jon Agee’s books, this import from Italy (clearly set in New York City) is sophisticated in style yet deals with concepts (shadows and companionship) easily understood by young children...[C]ompare and contrast with Mac Barnett’s The Skunk (2015).” — Booklist
“The short, clipped words and sentences complement Bloch’s illustrative approach perfectly. It’s as though the writer, Davide Cali, wrote the book with Bloch in mind.” — New York Times Book Review
“Collage elements add to the visual slapstick, broad blocks of color hint at the light-versus-dark theme, and Bloch’s loopy line captures chairs, crockery, and city buildings with impulsive spontaneity.” — Publishers Weekly
“George is one of those adult characters who could just as well be a child...” — Publishers Weekly
“Bonus giggles are provided by George’s crocodile-schnozzed dog, who helps him see the shadow’s potential as a friend.” — Publishers Weekly
“Cali subtly explores friendship and solitude with panache and a refreshing lack of condescension. Bloch’s stylish computer-generated illustrations play with shape, color, and perspective, adding another layer of absurdism. Droll.” — Kirkus Reviews
“Whimsical black-and-white line drawings—created, according to the front matter, with the artist’sbrain, hands, and computer—clearly enhance the escapades, using swatches of color and texture to highlight various aspects, such as a green plaid for George’s suit and homburg.” — Booklist
“Reminiscent of the style and humor of Jon Agee’s books, this import from Italy (clearly set in New York City) is sophisticated in style yet deals with concepts (shadows and companionship) easily understood by young children...[C]ompare and contrast with Mac Barnett’s The Skunk (2015).” — Booklist
“The short, clipped words and sentences complement Bloch’s illustrative approach perfectly. It’s as though the writer, Davide Cali, wrote the book with Bloch in mind.” — New York Times Book Review
Notă biografică
Author and playwright Davide Cali is Italian but was born in Switzerland. Nowadays he lives between France and Italy. Davide's books with Serge Bloch include George and His Shadow; I Can't Wait; The Enemy: A Book About Peace; and I Love Kissing You.