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Der Schatten des Inkers von Say, Allen

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Binding
Hardcover
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9780545437769
Book Title
Inker's Shadow
Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
Item Length
10.8 in
Publication Year
2015
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.4 in
Author
Allen Say
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Topic
People & Places / General, Biography & Autobiography / General, General, Art / History, Biography & Autobiography / Art
Item Weight
19.2 Oz
Item Width
8.3 in
Number of Pages
80 Pages

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Publisher
Scholastic, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0545437768
ISBN-13
9780545437769
eBay Product ID (ePID)
208658939

Product Key Features

Book Title
Inker's Shadow
Number of Pages
80 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2015
Topic
People & Places / General, Biography & Autobiography / General, General, Art / History, Biography & Autobiography / Art
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Juvenile Nonfiction
Author
Allen Say
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
19.2 Oz
Item Length
10.8 in
Item Width
8.3 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
LCCN
2015-949321
Reviews
Praise for DRAWING FROM MEMORY *"Simple, straightforward sentences and a conversational narration in combination with a wealth of images will appeal to aspiring artists and reluctant readers alike."--SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL, starred review *"Throughout, you can see canny artistic choices being mad--color here, monochrome there, a cartoon, a snapshot--that reinforce content with appropriate form."--HORN BOOK, starred review "As the story of a young artist's coming of age, Say's account is complex, poignant, and unfailingly honest. Say's fans--and those who also feel the pull of the artist's life--will be captivated."--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, Praise for The Inker's Shadow : * "The pages offer a wealth of graceful ink portraits, drawings, and paintings, and a provocative view of postwar America from the outside in." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review Praise for Drawing from Memory : * "Simple, straightforward sentences and a conversational narration in combination with a wealth of images will appeal to aspiring artists and reluctant readers alike."-- School Library Journal , starred review * "Throughout, you can see canny artistic choices being mad--color here, monochrome there, a cartoon, a snapshot--that reinforce content with appropriate form."-- Horn Book , starred review "As the story of a young artist's coming of age, Say's account is complex, poignant, and unfailingly honest. Say's fans--and those who also feel the pull of the artist's life--will be captivated."-- Publishers Weekly, Praise for DRAWING FROM MEMORY*"Simple, straightforward sentences and a conversational narration in combination with a wealth of images will appeal to aspiring artists and reluctant readers alike."--SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL, starred review*"Throughout, you can see canny artistic choices being mad--color here, monochrome there, a cartoon, a snapshot--that reinforce content with appropriate form."--HORN BOOK, starred review"As the story of a young artist's coming of age, Say's account is complex, poignant, and unfailingly honest. Say's fans--and those who also feel the pull of the artist's life--will be captivated."--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Grade From
Seventh Grade
Synopsis
Caldecott Medalist, Allen Say, presents a companion to his award-wining DRAWING FROM MEMORY - the story of his coming-of-age at a military academy and the discovery of what it means to be American For Allen Say, life as teen in Southern California was a cold existence. His father, one of the leading hamburger salesmen in Japan, ran a booming burger business, much like McDonald's, and sent Allen to an American military academy, so that his son could learn English and "become a success in life." As the school's first and only Japanese student, he experienced immediate racism among his fellow cadets and his teachers. The other kids' parents complained about Allen's presence at the all-white school. As a result, he was relegated to a tool shed behind the mess hall. Determined to free himself from this oppression, Allen saved enough money to buy a 1946 Ford for $50 - then escaped to find the America of his dreams! In this follow-up to DRAWING FROM MEMORY, Allen continues to reinvent himself as an author and illustrator. Melding his paintings with cartoon images and archival photos, Allen Say delivers an accessible book that will appeal to any reader in search of himself., Caldecott Medalist, Allen Say, presents a companion to his award-wining DRAWING FROM MEMORY - the story of his coming-of-age at a military academy and the discovery of what it means to be AmericanFor Allen Say, life as teen in Southern California was a cold existence. His father, one of the leading hamburger salesmen in Japan, ran a booming burger business, much like McDonald's, and sent Allen to an American military academy, so that his son could learn English and "become a success in life." As the school's first and only Japanese student, he experienced immediate racism among his fellow cadets and his teachers. The other kids' parents complained about Allen's presence at the all-white school. As a result, he was relegated to a tool shed behind the mess hall. Determined to free himself from this oppression, Allen saved enough money to buy a 1946 Ford for $50 - then escaped to find the America of his dreams! In this follow-up to DRAWING FROM MEMORY, Allen continues to reinvent himself as an author and illustrator. Melding his paintings with cartoon images and archival photos, Allen Say delivers an accessible book that will appeal to any reader in search of himself., Caldecott Medalist, Allen Say, presents a companion to his award-wining Drawing from Memory - the story of his coming-of-age at a military academy and the discovery of what it means to be American For Allen Say, life as teen in Southern California was a cold existence. His father, one of the leading hamburger salesmen in Japan, ran a booming burger business, much like McDonald's, and sent Allen to an American military academy, so that his son could learn English and "become a success in life." As the school's first and only Japanese student, he experienced immediate racism among his fellow cadets and his teachers. The other kids' parents complained about Allen's presence at the all-white school. As a result, he was relegated to a tool shed behind the mess hall. Determined to free himself from this oppression, Allen saved enough money to buy a 1946 Ford for $50 - then escaped to find the America of his dreams In this follow-up to Drawing from Memory, Allen continues to reinvent himself as an author and illustrator. Melding his paintings with cartoon images and archival photos, Allen Say delivers an accessible book that will appeal to any reader in search of himself.
LC Classification Number
MLCM 2021/43940 (N)
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