The Little Engine That Could [Board Book] 小火车头做到了(卡板书) ISBN9780448401010 mobi 下载 网盘 caj lrf pdf txt 阿里云

　　Although he is not very big, the Little Blue Engine agrees to

try to pull a stranded train full of toys over the mountain. On

die-cut board pages.

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　　From Booklist

　　PreS-Gr. 1. The new edition of this American classic pairs the

original (1930) text with artwork by Loren Long, whose previous

picture books include Madonna's Mr. Peabody's Apples (2003) and

Walt Whitman's When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer (2004). Grand in

scale but cozy in effect, the impressive acrylic paintings use

subtle strokes of rich colors to create a series of narrative

scenes large enough to be clearly visible back to the last row of

storytime or classroom. The characters remain convincing as dolls,

toys, and trains despite the slight changes in expression,

position, and emotion that bring them to life. The most memorable

elements of the artwork, though, are the fluid lines, rounded

shapes, and warm colors of the lyrical landscapes, which are

reminiscent of paintings by Thomas Hart Benton. Chances are the

unassuming Little Blue Engine never expected such a handsome

showcase, even for her finest hour, but this edition provides a

brilliant new setting that many readers will prefer to the original

picture book. Carolyn Phelan

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　　From School Library Journal

　　PreSchool-Grade 2–This classic tale has been re-released with

updated illustrations and a larger format. The text remains the

same. The art, done with acrylics, is stylized and still retains a

bit of an old-fashioned flavor. Nevertheless, the '30s look is

definitely gone. In its place, readers will find artwork suggestive

of a retro '50s look. As with the original, the clown takes center

stage. His outfit, however, has changed from green polka dots to

red pants, yellow shirt, and a colorful stocking cap. The text,

with its, I think I can, I think I can refrain, is a timeless piece

of children's literature and so familiar that it needs no

elaboration. It's hard to improve upon a classic, and one advantage

that the traditional edition has over this one is that the quaint

and sentimental text pairs nicely with the antique artwork. The

modern illustrations undoubtedly work better with a group but they

have a faux feel to them. As such they are a little out of sync

with the prim and proper style of writing in the story about the

good little boys and girls on the other side of the mountain [who

will be] without the wonderful toys to play with and the good food

to eat…. Nevertheless, this is an acceptable purchase, especially

for those libraries without a copy of the first edition or larger

libraries wishing to collect all versions of classic tales.–Roxanne

Burg, Orange County Public Library, CA

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Although he is not very big, the Little Blue Engine agrees to try to pull a stranded train full of toys over the mountain. On die-cut board pages.