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A Ball for Daisy: (Caldecott Medal Winner) (Caldecott Medal - Winner Title(s))

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A Ball for Daisy: (Caldecott Medal Winner) (Caldecott Medal - Winner Title(s))

Chris Raschka

犬のデイジーが大切なボールを失い、悲しみから受け入れへと気持ちを移していく様子を、ほとんど言葉を使わない絵だけで描いた絵本。色と線の変化が感情の流れをやさしく示す。

絵本喪失と回復感情表現友情

作品情報

失ったものの痛みと、そこから立ち直る気持ちが静かに伝わる。

ボールを失った犬の気持ちの揺れを、ほぼ無言の表現だけで伝える。子どもにも直感的に届く構成で、喪失と再生の感覚をやわらかく描き出す。

レビュー要約

  • 言葉の少なさと絵の力で感情を伝える仕立てが評価され、幼い読者にも届きやすい作品として見られている。

書籍情報

出版社
Random House Studio
発売日
2011-05-10
ページ数
32ページ
言語
英語
サイズ
24.9 x 1 x 26.2 cm
ISBN-13
9780375858611
ISBN-10
037585861X
価格
3363 JPY
カテゴリ
洋書/Children's Books/Growing Up & Facts of Life/Friendship, Social Skills & School Life/Emotions & Feelings

CALDECOTT MEDAL WINNER • NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • This charming, wordless picture book vibrantly explores the joy and sadness that having a special toy can bring. A KIRKUS REVIEWS BEST PICTURE BOOK OF THE CENTURY “Raschka’s genius lies in capturing the essence of situations that are deeply felt by children.” — School Library Journal (starred review) Daisy is a dog whose world revolves around her favorite toy ball. She always has it with her—on walks, during naps on the couch, even on visits to the local dog park. But when another dog at the park accidentally pops Daisy’s ball, her sadness at the loss is overwhelming. Expertly and wordlessly told through gorgeous watercolor illustrations, Caldecott Medal winner Chris Raschka has created a comforting narrative to help children navigate feelings of loss, sadness, and uncertainty. His illustrations powerfully portray Daisy’s emotions, and the satisfying, cheerful ending will appeal to young dog lovers, teachers, and parents of children who are missing something special. With impressionistic artwork and a positive message at its core, A Ball for Daisy is an affectionate story that shows how embracing change and forgiveness can result in beautiful new beginnings.

CHRIS RASCHKA has written and/or illustrated over 30 books for children, including The Purple Balloon, called "deceptively simple and beautifully direct" by Kirkus Reviews. His other books include Good Sports, an ALA Notable Book; the 2006 Caldecott Medal winning title, The Hello, Goodbye Window; the Caldecott Honor Books Yo! Yes?; and Mysterious Thelonius.

レビュー

  • Good lesson fun to learn

    Love that the reader gets to interpret the story line

  • bella storia

    Bellissime illuatrazioni molto espressive nonostante l'assenza di testo. La versione cartonata è ottima anche per i più piccoli. La semplicità delle immagini non troppo caotiche sono adatte anche a bambini di 1-2 anni che hanno bisogno di piu chiarezza visiva. Premio meritatissimo!

  • Emotions of Joy and Loss

    In A Ball for Daisy, Chris Raschka crafts a poignant tale of love and loss through the eyes of a beloved dog named Daisy. This New York Times Bestseller, celebrated as one of the Best Illustrated Books, resonates with anyone who has ever experienced the heartbreak of losing a cherished toy. Daisy's world revolves around her favorite ball, and when it is accidentally destroyed by a larger dog, her distress is palpable and relatable. Raschka employs nearly wordless storytelling, allowing the beautiful impressionistic illustrations to convey the depth of Daisy’s emotions—from sheer joy to profound sadness. His signature swirling art style captures the essence of Daisy’s experiences, making the narrative accessible and engaging for young audiences. This charming picture book speaks to young dog lovers and serves as a comforting resource for children navigating the feelings associated with loss. A Ball for Daisy is a heartfelt exploration of attachment and resilience, reminding readers of the special bonds we form with our possessions and the inevitable heartaches that accompany them.

  • Beautiful illustrations

    A beautiful book of pictures without written words. Allows one to make and change stories each time. The illustrations are beautiful.

  • My little one loves it. This one is a ...

    My little one loves it. This one is a book without any text. The imagery and emotion are so well illustrated that you feel without needing the words.

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