- Tapa dura: 40 páginas
- Editor: Schwartz & Wade Books (24 de abril de 2012)
- Idioma: Inglés
- ISBN-10: 0375862269
- ISBN-13: 978-0375862267
- Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº281.905 en Libros en idiomas extranjeros (Ver el Top 100 en Libros en idiomas extranjeros)
The Lonely Book
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A Rare and Magical book
26 de abril de 2012
Por RMB
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In a day and age of electronic media, what a refreshing and heartfelt story about the connection that a child can have with a real book! It is very special to have a story that can be read to, and with, a child or grandchild, that captures the enchantment and magic of reading and libraries. This is a rare and magical book. Of our time and of times past. Quite a feat.
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A Perfect Book for Our Time
14 de mayo de 2012
Por Waldo
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What a beautiful book and what a beautiful story. In this day and age of electronic media, a wonderful reminder of how important a printed book can be, of how we can have a relationship with a book, of how reading a story - and looking at pictures - over and over again can be a meaningful and important experience. I recommend The Lonely Book not just for children but for their parents too.
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Delightful
28 de mayo de 2012
Por Jessica at Cracking the Cover
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When the book first arrives at a library, it gets lots of attention, shuttling between children's homes and the shelf where the newest books are kept. After a while, the book joins other well-loved selections in the children's area. It's still taken home frequently and is happy.
But as the years pass, the book becomes old and worn. Children stop checking it out, and the book becomes lonely. One day, a little girl named Alice finds the book and begs to take it home. The book is read six nights in a row and even gets taken to Alice's show-and-tell. After a week, the book returns to the library and accidentally sent to the Book Sale.
Alice misses the book and looks for it each Saturday, but it's nowhere to be found. Over time, Alice moves on to other books, and the book grows lonelier and lonelier. Then comes the day of the Book Sale and the book and Alice are reunited forever. Alice doesn't mind that the book is worn or that the last page is missing. She knows just what it says, "And they lived happily ever after."
"The Lonely Book" is a delightful idea. It really makes one think about the lives books in the library lead. It's beautifully illustrated with the soft feel to it that feels as homey and comfortable as a treasured book. The story, however, is quite long, and might be hard for beginning readers to sit through. I would suggest it for children who have longer attention spans. That aside, it's a sweet picture book that's a refreshing change from all the bells and whistles surrounding us these days.
But as the years pass, the book becomes old and worn. Children stop checking it out, and the book becomes lonely. One day, a little girl named Alice finds the book and begs to take it home. The book is read six nights in a row and even gets taken to Alice's show-and-tell. After a week, the book returns to the library and accidentally sent to the Book Sale.
Alice misses the book and looks for it each Saturday, but it's nowhere to be found. Over time, Alice moves on to other books, and the book grows lonelier and lonelier. Then comes the day of the Book Sale and the book and Alice are reunited forever. Alice doesn't mind that the book is worn or that the last page is missing. She knows just what it says, "And they lived happily ever after."
"The Lonely Book" is a delightful idea. It really makes one think about the lives books in the library lead. It's beautifully illustrated with the soft feel to it that feels as homey and comfortable as a treasured book. The story, however, is quite long, and might be hard for beginning readers to sit through. I would suggest it for children who have longer attention spans. That aside, it's a sweet picture book that's a refreshing change from all the bells and whistles surrounding us these days.
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