Authors: (Noah) P.C. Aspegensen, J.E. Moore, (America) Mathea Brown Tu, translated by Xiong Chun and Popland.
Publishing House: 2 1 Century Publishing House
Publication date: February 2007
International ISBN: 9787539136561
Ten-digit book number: 7539 1365 1.
Book number: 1006 12 10
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Reflections on Popland's picture book The Grand Meeting of Three Sheep;
1 the netizen of the building said:
The story is simple and repetitive. But children like it. Now I have to tell this story several times before going to bed every day.
The netizen on the second floor said:
My three-year-old son likes it very much.
I can tell the whole story myself!
The netizen on the third floor said:
Not suitable for children over three years old. It's too simple.
The netizen on the fourth floor said:
The printing quality is very good and the delivery is very punctual.
The netizen on the fifth floor said:
Unlike the picture books we often read, it feels very heavy.
I always feel that the painter's bright colors and beautiful picture books are very attractive to children.
But when I first saw it when I was four years old, my family liked it very much. Maybe he likes sheep!
From here, I also realized that the eyes of adults and children are really different in understanding. You can't impose your preferences on your children.
The netizen on the sixth floor said:
Before buying this book, I told my son (3.5 years old) once (I saw it online). As a result, he likes the story very much. Every day when I come back from work, I will ask, Mom, did you buy me three goats? I quickly ordered this book on Dangdang. At the same time, I ordered a book of more than 260 yuan. These books arrived the day before yesterday. Xiaoshu found this book from so many books at once. He was very excited. He smiled happily when I told him.
The netizen on the 7th floor said:
A children's book with a lot of plots. To be honest, I just got it, and it hurts a little. Just a few pages. . . . . . ?
I can't believe that my two-year-old son likes this book very much and tells it over and over again. This is also his first instinct.
This is a story that can be told. I really hope that our children's literature in China can produce such good works.
The netizen on the eighth floor said:
I have heard about these three goats for a long time. My son once saw the name of this book in another book and wanted to read it at that time, saying that the title was really interesting. Finally, I bought it home and studied with my son. The picture is not very bright, but the artistic conception of the picture is very close to the content and the story paragraphs are repeated, which is very suitable for children aged 5 or 6 to read independently.
The netizen on the ninth floor said:
The story is concise, lively and humorous, and younger children like it. I think those goats are laughing and laughing, which is very interesting.
/kloc-the netizen on the 0/0 floor said:
This book is not suitable for children under 4 years old, and the picture is dark, and it is basically a black sketch, which can be used as a reference for people who learn to draw. Not as good as I thought.
Dangdang editor recommended three goat Gala Gala- Puplan series picture books;
This is a painting story adapted from a Norwegian folk story. The author is an "editor and reteller" of Norwegian folktales, and published The Collection of Norwegian Folktales. The book focuses on painting, supplemented by text introduction. Easy to understand, suitable for young friends to read and use.
Three repetitions of folk stories are common, and the very concise storyline and language give young readers thrills and surprises.
Mathea Brown is the only American picture book master who has won the Kadik Prize three times before and after. She paints Norwegian folk stories into poetic picture books. Three goats of different sizes were named Gala Gala. One day, they want to eat grass on the hillside, but they have to pass a bridge on the way. There lived a terrible mountain monster under the bridge. First, the smallest Gaga stepped on the bridge and woke the troll. The troll tried to eat him, but the little goat said, "The second goat will come soon. He is much older than me. " The troll let him go. The second goat, Gala Gala, also escaped. The third Gaga rushed to the monster who conquered the mountain. Then three goats went to the hillside and had a delicious draft.
Amazon editors recommend three goat Gala Gala-Pupulan series picture books;
Once upon a time, there were three sheep named Gala Gala. They all want to make themselves fat, so they are going to eat grass on the hillside.
On the way, they must cross a river. There is only one bridge on the river, but there is a terrible mountain monster living under it. His eyes are as big as a plate and his nose is as long as a poker.
The youngest goat was the first to cross the bridge. "Ah! Cheep! Hey! "
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A Brief Introduction to the Series of Picture Books "Three Goats Gala Gala-Poplan";
Three goats of different sizes were named Gala Gala. One day, they want to eat grass on the hillside, but they have to pass a bridge on the way. There lived a terrible mountain monster under the bridge. The smallest Gaga stepped onto the bridge first and woke the troll. The troll tried to eat him, but the little goat said, "The second goat will come soon. He is much older than me. " The troll let him go.
The second goat, Gala Gala, also escaped from the clutches of the mountain monster. The third Gaga rushed to the monster who conquered the mountain. Then three goats went to the hillside and had a delicious draft.
A simple story, a common triple repetition in folk stories, brings three thrilling experiences to young readers.
There are three goats named "Gala Gala" who want to eat fatter on the grassland in the mountains. However, there is a bridge between the valleys, and a terrible monster lives under it. ..... "Little Goat" and "Middle Goat" both said: Before long, a fatter goat will come. So the monster let them go. Finally, the "big goat" came, and he beat the monster out of the water angrily. Then I took two other goats on the grassland, so full that I was too fat to walk back! This is a Norwegian oral fairy tale. Its language is concise and powerful, and its paintings have unique spirit and shocking effect. After the dramatic tension, the happy ending made the children as satisfied as Gala Gala!
A brief introduction to the authors of the series of picture books "The Grand Meeting of Three Sheep-Puplan";
P.C. Aspen Joensen (Peter Kristen Asbj? Rnsen1812-1885) and j.e. Moore (j? rgen Moe 18 13- 1882)
After The Brothers Grimm's Fairy Tales for Children and Families was published in 18 12, two students were inspired. Under the guidance of Brothers Grimm, they spent their whole lives visiting farmers all over the country to record and sort out folk stories handed down by ordinary people. Although I am not a professional writer, my finishing attitude is very strict. They strictly distinguish between collecting or writing stories and telling folk stories. They claim to be "editors and retellers" of Norwegian folktales. Retelling means that they have to change the dialect used in the story, but when retelling folk stories, they still try their best to "faithfully reflect the language we heard from the narrator".
Martha. Marcia Brown
19 18 was born in a pastor's family in new york, USA. She moved around the state with her family since she was a child. She likes reading, painting and handicrafts very much. Every time she moves, she always goes to the community library to get a library card before she can settle down and go home to sort things out. It is said that she read at least three books every day when she was a child.
/kloc-When she was 0/2 years old, her father painted the kitchen wall black and asked her to draw on the blackboard. Martha often paints for hours. At this time, she buried a wish in her heart-I hope I can become an illustrator in the future. After graduating from college, I worked as a high school Chinese teacher for three years. Later, I came to new york alone, worked as a story lecturer in a public library, and learned drawing from my teacher. During her five years working in the library, she not only contacted the children in the library, but also often went into the community to tell stories to children all over the world. This experience laid a good foundation for her later picture book creation. She realized that folk stories can help children grow up healthily, so she made classic fairy tales from all over the world into picture books with different styles. This book is one of them.
She is famous for her versatility. Every time she draws a new book, she will look for the most suitable picture to express the story, so each of her works has different styles and techniques: linoleum prints, gouache, crayons, watercolors and woodcuts. ...
She created Stone Soup (1947), Fisherman Henry (1949) and Dick? Wellington and the Cat (1950), Captain John's Chef (195 1), Cat in Boots (1952), Toy Soldier with Iron Feet (1953). Cinderella (1955), once upon a time, a mouse ... (196 1) and Shadow (1983) won three Cadillac gold medals.
Martha. Brown's Three Goats Gala was welcomed by two or three generations of young readers and parents in the half century after it was published in the United States from 65438 to 0957. Since 1965 was introduced in Japan, it has been reprinted 123 times, with millions of classics.
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Why is the Three Sheep Gala popular? Toshi Utsumi Ozawa (Japanese oral literature scholar)
The picture books of the Norwegian folk story Three Goats Gala are very popular with children. Why is it so popular? By analyzing the laws of folk stories, we can know that this picture book has all the elements of folk stories. I think children will feel this unconsciously.
There is only one bridge over the river, and goats pass by one by one. There is also a rule in folk stories: heroes, enemies, big props and small props are all isolated. And the orders for goats to cross the bridge are getting bigger and bigger.
"I want to swallow you." The threat, the goat's answer, was said almost three times in the same language. There is also a rule in folk stories: the same plot is told in the same language. In Snow White, the dialogue between the queen and the mirror, the first time selling ropes, the second time selling combs, and the third time selling apples to Snow White, is almost identical in language.
The biggest goat defeated the troll. If the plot is described realistically, it will become a bloody and terrible scene, while folk stories are not so realistic. Take out the real content and just say "fight and throw it into the river". Martha. Brown also understands this truth, like paper-cutting, hitting mountain monsters is not bloody. Excellent picture books are well thought out.
Pay attention to the structure of the picture, no matter which picture is composed of a goat and a troll. This is also one of the laws of folk stories, such as Snow White: The Queen and the Mirror, The Queen and the Hunter, The Hunter and Snow White, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (they are a group of seven) and Snow White and the Vendor. ...
Because it is such a simple plot structure, it is easy to understand orally and with your ears. It is also easy for children to understand.
End: "If those fats hadn't fallen off, they would still be fat. Okay, click, click, click. The story is over. "Folk stories are fictional stories, so this declares that the fictional world is over. This kind of ending sentence is found all over Japan. In Europe, there are: "They are married. If they are not dead, they are still alive. "This kind of banter.
Regarding this picture book, it is said that someone said, "This is a story of betraying a partner, which is not conducive to educating children."
The problem is that the first goat and the second goat heard the troll say, "I'm going to eat you!" " "At that time, they replied," Don't eat me, a goat older than you will come later. "So let the troll let go of his own plot.
Norway is a cold country, so we should get more sunshine in summer and eat more sunny grass for winter. People are the same. In other words, the bridge can't turn back until it crosses. This is the only one.
The only thing under this bridge is a mountain monster. If you fight the troll, the kid will obviously be defeated. But you can't turn back. In this extreme situation, the little goat is trying to survive. So he thought, "Yes, my brother will find a way." Isn't this a natural thing? My parents are away, only my brother is here. At this time, if there is a dangerous situation, the younger brother will rely on the older brother, and the older brother will protect the younger brother. This is a natural thing as a brother and a good thing.
Despite this, being criticized: "selling out partners", what should my brother do? If he turns around, he will kill himself. Do you think he will fight the troll? If you resist, you will be killed.
The way children come up with to survive is also a natural thing as brothers, and they are criticized: "It's outrageous to betray your partner." Didn't he have to fight the troll and be killed? It's like saying to him, "Go to hell!" It makes no difference.
Dim events often occur in children's society now. I think that in this case, adults should constantly and strongly encourage their children: "Never die. You have to live! "
At the beginning of this picture book, there is a bridge in front of three goats, and there is a mountain monster sitting under the bridge. There is only one bridge, so a person's life is also a bridge. The road of life cannot be turned back. On the road of life, all kinds of difficulties will happen. People must overcome it. I think this scene is the scene in front of young people who are about to enter the road of life. The significance of folk stories is so profound.
This book can be read like this (Mamei, June 2007)
This is a book I read when I was playing with my children. I always play roles with my son. The son vividly expressed the feelings of three goats in different languages. I believe this has cultivated children's oral expression ability. In the first month of school, my son was chosen to take part in the school story-telling competition.
Good picture books should be shared with everyone. Let's see how your baby will react after reading it.
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