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The difference between story books and insert books.
The differences are as follows:

1, with different emphases:

In the picture book, the picture is the main body, which has the function of telling stories and undertakes the task of narrative lyric and expression. Illustrations in general story books are just an auxiliary means to make the story more vivid and intuitive.

2. Different themes:

Text+painting = illustrated book, and text × painting = picture book, so picture book is not equal to "a book with pictures". It is an independent book form, with special emphasis on the internal relationship between text and pictures. In picture books, pictures are no longer the embellishment of words, but the lifeblood of books. Even some picture books have no words, only pictures are telling stories. Picture books place great emphasis on emotion and theme.

3, suitable for different people:

Picture books and story books are suitable for children and help them understand; Books with illustrations are more suitable for adults, make the finishing point and are easier to understand.

Extended data

In what we usually call picture books, pictures are no longer subservient to words, no longer dispensable, and even the life of picture books. Picture book is an art of telling a complete story with pictures and words. This is an ensemble of pictures and words. In the abstract, it is the art of telling stories through the interweaving and interaction of pictures and words. Of course, there are exceptions, such as a wordless book without a word.

Picture books should use pictures to speak, with great emphasis on the coherence of pictures. Usually within 32 or 40 pages, these dozens of pages should form a continuous visual image, just like a short film.

The author of each picture book (more refers to the painter) is equivalent to a film director. He must tell a story clearly and beautifully in a limited space, which requires him not only to be good at using the lens language, but also to have the ability to grasp the visual rhythm.

Therefore, a good picture book, even if a child can't read, should be able to read the general meaning as long as he "reads" the picture. In addition, generally speaking, picture books have well-designed layouts, from the cover and title page to the text and back cover, forming a complete whole; The left and right pages of text and pictures are interdependent.

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