ERIKA - SAN von ALLEN SAY. SIGNIERT UND ILLUSTRIERT, 2009 HC mit DJ
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0618889337
ISBN-13
9780618889334
eBay Product ID (ePID)
67012327
Product Key Features
Book Title
Erika-San
Number of Pages
32 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Topic
People & Places / Asia, School & Education, Lifestyles / Country Life, General, Lifestyles / City & Town Life, Transportation / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.3 in
Item Weight
22.9 Oz
Item Length
9.5 in
Item Width
11 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2008-000601
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
"Many themes-Erika's search for "old Japan"; the subtle chain of incidents that lead to love-may appeal most to older readers, perhaps even adults. Children with a strong curiosity about another culture, though, will recognize Erika's unwavering interest, and many readers will welcome the varied views of Japan, from city to town to tiny village reflected in Say's e xquisitely rendered watercolors."- Booklist "With luminous watercolors and economical text, Caldecott Medalist Say ( Grandfather's Journey ) tells of an American girl whose ingenuous hopes of reaching "old Japan" are finally realized . . . Say sprinkles Japanese words and definitions smoothly into the story as Erika surprises a male colleague (and readers) with the thoroughness with which she pursues her dream. Although the plot may prove slow going for many in the target audience, aficionados of Say's tranquil work will find both the message and the delivery deeply satisfying."- Publishers Weekly, starred review "Expert angles and a touching sense of stillness make this piece visually masterful even while conceptually disquieting."- Kirkus Reviews "Say's storytelling and art are as absorbing as ever; the illustrations of rural Japan will have adults yearning for their own remote farmhouse."- Horn Book "Say's eloquent watercolors are a lesson in composition, with dramatic geometry, especially diagonals, bringing poise and elegance to what could otherwise be ordinary scenes." -The Bulletin "Say's book makes a case for following your dreams, however inchoate and even . . . dreamlike they are." -New York Times Book Review Bookshelf, "Many themes--Erika's search for "old Japan"; the subtle chain of incidents that lead to love--may appeal most to older readers, perhaps even adults. Children with a strong curiosity about another culture, though, will recognize Erika's unwavering interest, and many readers will welcome the varied views of Japan, from city to town to tiny village reflected in Say's e xquisitely rendered watercolors."-- Booklist "With luminous watercolors and economical text, Caldecott Medalist Say ( Grandfather's Journey ) tells of an American girl whose ingenuous hopes of reaching "old Japan" are finally realized . . . Say sprinkles Japanese words and definitions smoothly into the story as Erika surprises a male colleague (and readers) with the thoroughness with which she pursues her dream. Although the plot may prove slow going for many in the target audience, aficionados of Say's tranquil work will find both the message and the delivery deeply satisfying."-- Publishers Weekly, starred review "Expert angles and a touching sense of stillness make this piece visually masterful even while conceptually disquieting."-- Kirkus Reviews "Say's storytelling and art are as absorbing as ever; the illustrations of rural Japan will have adults yearning for their own remote farmhouse."-- Horn Book "Say's eloquent watercolors are a lesson in composition, with dramatic geometry, especially diagonals, bringing poise and elegance to what could otherwise be ordinary scenes." --The Bulletin "Say's book makes a case for following your dreams, however inchoate and even . . . dreamlike they are." --New York Times Book Review Bookshelf, "Many themes—Erika's search for "old Japan"; the subtle chain of incidents that lead to love—may appeal most to older readers, perhaps even adults. Children with a strong curiosity about another culture, though, will recognize Erika's unwavering interest, and many readers will welcome the varied views of Japan, from city to town to tiny village reflected in Say's e xquisitely rendered watercolors."— Booklist "With luminous watercolors and economical text, Caldecott Medalist Say ( Grandfather's Journey ) tells of an American girl whose ingenuous hopes of reaching "old Japan" are finally realized . . . Say sprinkles Japanese words and definitions smoothly into the story as Erika surprises a male colleague (and readers) with the thoroughness with which she pursues her dream. Although the plot may prove slow going for many in the target audience, aficionados of Say's tranquil work will find both the message and the delivery deeply satisfying."— Publishers Weekly, starred review "Expert angles and a touching sense of stillness make this piece visually masterful even while conceptually disquieting."— Kirkus Reviews "Say's storytelling and art are as absorbing as ever; the illustrations of rural Japan will have adults yearning for their own remote farmhouse."— Horn Book "Say's eloquent watercolors are a lesson in composition, with dramatic geometry, especially diagonals, bringing poise and elegance to what could otherwise be ordinary scenes." —The Bulletin "Say's book makes a case for following your dreams, however inchoate and even . . . dreamlike they are." —New York Times Book Review Bookshelf, "Many themes-Erika's search for "old Japan"; the subtle chain of incidents that lead to love-may appeal most to older readers, perhaps even adults. Children with a strong curiosity about another culture, though, will recognize Erika's unwavering interest, and many readers will welcome the varied views of Japan, from city to town to tiny village reflected in Say'sexquisitely rendered watercolors."-Booklist"With luminous watercolors and economical text, Caldecott Medalist Say (Grandfather's Journey) tells of an American girl whose ingenuous hopes of reaching "old Japan" are finally realized . . . Say sprinkles Japanese words and definitions smoothly into the story as Erika surprises a male colleague (and readers) with the thoroughness with which she pursues her dream. Although the plot may prove slow going for many in the target audience, aficionados of Say's tranquil work will find both the message and the delivery deeply satisfying."-Publishers Weekly,starred review"Expert angles and a touching sense of stillness make this piece visually masterful even while conceptually disquieting."-Kirkus Reviews"Say's storytelling and art are as absorbing as ever; the illustrations of rural Japan will have adults yearning for their own remote farmhouse."-Horn Book"Say's eloquent watercolors are a lesson in composition, with dramatic geometry, especially diagonals, bringing poise and elegance to what could otherwise be ordinary scenes."-The Bulletin, "Many themes-Erika's search for "old Japan"; the subtle chain of incidents that lead to love-may appeal most to older readers, perhaps even adults. Children with a strong curiosity about another culture, though, will recognize Erika's unwavering interest, and many readers will welcome the varied views of Japan, from city to town to tiny village reflected in Say'sexquisitely rendered watercolors."-Booklist"With luminous watercolors and economical text, Caldecott Medalist Say (Grandfather's Journey) tells of an American girl whose ingenuous hopes of reaching "old Japan" are finally realized . . . Say sprinkles Japanese words and definitions smoothly into the story as Erika surprises a male colleague (and readers) with the thoroughness with which she pursues her dream. Although the plot may prove slow going for many in the target audience, aficionados of Say's tranquil work will find both the message and the delivery deeply satisfying."-Publishers Weekly,starred review"Expert angles and a touching sense of stillness make this piece visually masterful even while conceptually disquieting."-Kirkus Reviews"Say's storytelling and art are as absorbing as ever; the illustrations of rural Japan will have adults yearning for their own remote farmhouse."-Horn Book"Say's eloquent watercolors are a lesson in composition, with dramatic geometry, especially diagonals, bringing poise and elegance to what could otherwise be ordinary scenes."-The Bulletin"Say's book makes a case for following your dreams, however inchoate and even . . . dreamlike they are."-New York Times Book ReviewBookshelf
Grade From
Preschool
Grade To
Third Grade
Dewey Decimal
[E]
Synopsis
Caldecott Medalist Allen Say creates a beautiful story about an American girl who seeks adventure in Japan and discovers more than she could have imagined. In her grandmother's house there is one Japanese print of a small house with lighted windows. Even as a small girl, Erika loved that picture. It will pull her through childhood, across vast oceans and modern cities, then into towns--older, quieter places--she has only ever dreamed about. But Erika cannot truly know what she will find there, among the rocky seacoasts, the rice paddies, the circle of mountains, and the class of children. For Erika-san, can Japan be all that she has imagined?
LC Classification Number
PZ7.S2744Er 2008
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