The Bone Sparrow
Autor Zana Fraillonen Limba Engleză Paperback – 12 ian 2017 – vârsta până la 15 ani
Shortlisted for the Guardian Children's Fiction Prize and the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2017. Perfect for fans of THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PYJAMAS. A deeply moving story about a refugee boy who has spent his entire life living in a detention centre.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781510101555
ISBN-10: 1510101551
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Hachette Children's Group
Colecția Orion Children's Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1510101551
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 128 x 196 x 26 mm
Greutate: 0.27 kg
Editura: Hachette Children's Group
Colecția Orion Children's Books
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Recenzii
This is a tragic, beautifully crafted and wonderful book whose chirpy, stoic hero shames us all. I urge you to read it
While addressing themes of loss, desperation, and injustice in an all-too-relevant setting, Fraillon's resonant novel underscores the healing power of story.
The story of Subhi, sensitively told and immensely moving, gives us a glimpse of what homeless, imprisoned existence life feels like... and how the hope invested in a vision of a better future can end up being the difference between making it out, and surrendering to despair.
Stories can change how people think and this book aims to do just that
The Bone Sparrow is already drawing comparisons with The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne. The language captures the children's confusion, their hope mixed with worry over their families and dreams of freedom, but the novel doesn't flounder in abject misery when it easily could
With an affecting and distinctive narrative voice ... she builds a convincing and complete world. Moving and memorable, The Bone Sparrow deserves to be read by all who care about our common humanity
Cleverly imagined and very affecting
Deeply moving novel
A profoundly poignant novel
This year many books have been published that tell sad stories about refugee children -- this is the best
A beautiful story of hope and friendship
This is one of those novels which has to be written despite the pain and horror of its subject matter ... Subhi and Jimmie are drawn together and emotionally sustained by the power of stories and the written word and that's a powerful message
You would be hard pushed to find a book more harrowing and relevant than this one ... This book is a tough but beautiful read and is a perfect introduction to a really difficult topic
I think The Bone Sparrow was really good and I would give it 5 stars
Lyrical, whimsical and magical, this beautiful book explores the power of storytelling
This story was heartbreaking, wonderful and devastating at the same time ... I would definitely recommend this book
...a special book
Outstanding . . . This is an important, heartbreaking book with frequent, unexpected humour, that everyone, whether teenager or adult, should read.
A contender for the children's book of the year... It is a heartrending tale about how our stories make us, and also an angry polemic, vividly convincing in is detailed description of what it means for your home to be a tent in the dust behind a guarded fence.
a profoundly poignant novel about what it means to live as a refugee, neither inside nor out
The writing is beautiful and the message of survival and bravery a universal one
Zana Fraillon's powerful and poetic tale of friendship in the face of injustice will fly away with your heart.
An incredibly moving and powerful story about hope, freedom and survival. This is such an important topic, and a heart-achingly realistic story - everyone, both teenagers and adults, should read it.
What a powerful story. Detention camps are no place for children. No place for humans.
Think of it as a powerful polemic, yes, but also think of it as a story of the redeeming power of friendship and the vital nature of storytelling
A heart-rending, beautiful story. From the first line I knew that I would be utterly moved by the words written so passionately, weaving a narrative that is at times difficult to read. This is a book that will make change happen
This book made me cry in Temple Gardens at page 21. Loving it
So beautiful. And so important... encourages empathy. For kids and adults alike!
The Bone Sparrow - a vital and necessary book - should be in all schools throughout the UK and in the hand of every politician!
This is quite simply a heart-rending, beautiful story... the story is woven by an author who is clearly passionately wanting to address an issue that is now so prevalent in our world; surely it cannot be ignored. This is a book that will make change happen.
A heartrending tale about how our stories make us, and also an angry polemic, vividly convincing in its detailed description of what it means for your home to be a tent in the dust behind a guarded fence
One of those rare, special books that will break your heart with its honesty and beauty, but is ultimately hopeful and uplifting
The Bone Sparrow is sweet and wonderful, but possibly the saddest 'camp' book I've ever read.
Subhi is a refugee. Born in an immigration detention centre, life behind the fences is all he has ever known. Then he meets Jimmie, a scruffy, impatient girl from the other side of the fence...
This is one story. The story of millions.
While addressing themes of loss, desperation, and injustice in an all-too-relevant setting, Fraillon's resonant novel underscores the healing power of story.
The story of Subhi, sensitively told and immensely moving, gives us a glimpse of what homeless, imprisoned existence life feels like... and how the hope invested in a vision of a better future can end up being the difference between making it out, and surrendering to despair.
Stories can change how people think and this book aims to do just that
The Bone Sparrow is already drawing comparisons with The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne. The language captures the children's confusion, their hope mixed with worry over their families and dreams of freedom, but the novel doesn't flounder in abject misery when it easily could
With an affecting and distinctive narrative voice ... she builds a convincing and complete world. Moving and memorable, The Bone Sparrow deserves to be read by all who care about our common humanity
Cleverly imagined and very affecting
Deeply moving novel
A profoundly poignant novel
This year many books have been published that tell sad stories about refugee children -- this is the best
A beautiful story of hope and friendship
This is one of those novels which has to be written despite the pain and horror of its subject matter ... Subhi and Jimmie are drawn together and emotionally sustained by the power of stories and the written word and that's a powerful message
You would be hard pushed to find a book more harrowing and relevant than this one ... This book is a tough but beautiful read and is a perfect introduction to a really difficult topic
I think The Bone Sparrow was really good and I would give it 5 stars
Lyrical, whimsical and magical, this beautiful book explores the power of storytelling
This story was heartbreaking, wonderful and devastating at the same time ... I would definitely recommend this book
...a special book
Outstanding . . . This is an important, heartbreaking book with frequent, unexpected humour, that everyone, whether teenager or adult, should read.
A contender for the children's book of the year... It is a heartrending tale about how our stories make us, and also an angry polemic, vividly convincing in is detailed description of what it means for your home to be a tent in the dust behind a guarded fence.
a profoundly poignant novel about what it means to live as a refugee, neither inside nor out
The writing is beautiful and the message of survival and bravery a universal one
Zana Fraillon's powerful and poetic tale of friendship in the face of injustice will fly away with your heart.
An incredibly moving and powerful story about hope, freedom and survival. This is such an important topic, and a heart-achingly realistic story - everyone, both teenagers and adults, should read it.
What a powerful story. Detention camps are no place for children. No place for humans.
Think of it as a powerful polemic, yes, but also think of it as a story of the redeeming power of friendship and the vital nature of storytelling
A heart-rending, beautiful story. From the first line I knew that I would be utterly moved by the words written so passionately, weaving a narrative that is at times difficult to read. This is a book that will make change happen
This book made me cry in Temple Gardens at page 21. Loving it
So beautiful. And so important... encourages empathy. For kids and adults alike!
The Bone Sparrow - a vital and necessary book - should be in all schools throughout the UK and in the hand of every politician!
This is quite simply a heart-rending, beautiful story... the story is woven by an author who is clearly passionately wanting to address an issue that is now so prevalent in our world; surely it cannot be ignored. This is a book that will make change happen.
A heartrending tale about how our stories make us, and also an angry polemic, vividly convincing in its detailed description of what it means for your home to be a tent in the dust behind a guarded fence
One of those rare, special books that will break your heart with its honesty and beauty, but is ultimately hopeful and uplifting
The Bone Sparrow is sweet and wonderful, but possibly the saddest 'camp' book I've ever read.
Subhi is a refugee. Born in an immigration detention centre, life behind the fences is all he has ever known. Then he meets Jimmie, a scruffy, impatient girl from the other side of the fence...
This is one story. The story of millions.
Notă biografică
Zana Fraillon was born in Melbourne Australia, but spent her early childhood in San Francisco. Zana has written two picture books for young children, a series for middle readers, and a fictitious book for older readers based on research and recounts of survivors of the Forgotten Generation. She now lives in Melbourne, with her three sons, husband and two dogs. When Zana isn't reading or writing, she likes to explore the museums and hidden passageways scattered across Melbourne. They provide the same excitement as that moment before opening a new book ? preparing to step into the unknown where a whole world of possibilities awaits.