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Award-winning picture book star Oliver Jeffers explores themes of love and loss in this life-affirming, uplifting tale, due to be featured in a major motion picture. Once there was a girl whose life was filled with wonder at the world around her! Then one day something happened that made the girl take her heart and put it in a safe place. However, after that it seemed that the world was emptier than before. But would she know how to get her heart back? In this deeply moving story, Oliver Jeffers deals with the weighty themes of love and loss with an extraordinary lightness of touch and shows us, ultimately, that there is always hope.
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Oliver Jeffers is a fresh new talent in picture books. He graduated from The University of Ulster in 2001 with First Class honours and has since exhibited his paintings around the world. His outstanding talent has been recognised by several high-profile awards, including the Nestle Children's Book Prize Gold Award, the Blue Peter Book of the Year Award and the Irish Children's Book of the Year.
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6 人中、6人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
A good book for healing.
2010/7/3
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My mother showed this book to me recently and I fell in love with it.
It's simple yet profound, and I think it's a great book for anyone at
any age who is coping with loss. It gives a fresh perspective
on a painful subject. It's like a little dose of medicine.
It's simple yet profound, and I think it's a great book for anyone at
any age who is coping with loss. It gives a fresh perspective
on a painful subject. It's like a little dose of medicine.
27 人中、21人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Who is this book written for?
2010/4/29
形式:ハードカバー
I really like this author and have enjoyed all of his other books. I am really scratching my head over this one though, since I am not sure who this is written for. Here's my understanding: A curious little girl is enjoying a life filled with exploration, love and imagination. She then loses her grandfather (?), and decides to take her heart out of her body and place it in a bottle so she can no longer feel the pain of grief. Many years pass where the girl can no longer enjoy life and it is only after she finds a young child who breaks her heart out of the bottle can she enjoy life again and enjoy the many interests she found worthwhile before the death of her grandfather.
I understand that perhaps the author is trying to point out that closing off your heart to pain also closes out all the beauty in the world. I don't think a four or five year old coping with grief will get that from this book. This book left me feeling very sad for the girl's lost years and it bothered me that the only way she could resume life was through the help of another person?? I appreciate that pain can often be mended by experiencing things through the eyes of a child, but this sort of made it appear that the girl was helpless to do anything for herself to fix the problem.
This does not seem like a picture book for preschoolers or early elementary. I don't see it as being helpful to a child at all. I think the author has a nice sentiment that perhaps would be better served as a gift book for teens or adults, althouth the message to me is still muddled. This author once again shows the great depth of his imagination and creativity but I just don't think kids are well served by this effort. Disappointing.
I understand that perhaps the author is trying to point out that closing off your heart to pain also closes out all the beauty in the world. I don't think a four or five year old coping with grief will get that from this book. This book left me feeling very sad for the girl's lost years and it bothered me that the only way she could resume life was through the help of another person?? I appreciate that pain can often be mended by experiencing things through the eyes of a child, but this sort of made it appear that the girl was helpless to do anything for herself to fix the problem.
This does not seem like a picture book for preschoolers or early elementary. I don't see it as being helpful to a child at all. I think the author has a nice sentiment that perhaps would be better served as a gift book for teens or adults, althouth the message to me is still muddled. This author once again shows the great depth of his imagination and creativity but I just don't think kids are well served by this effort. Disappointing.
6 人中、5人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
a beautiful story...and, as always, amazing illustrations
2010/5/7
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I thought this was a lovely book, and appreciate Oliver Jeffers's ability to let the reader create their own story out of this simply told, and beautifully illustrated, tale.
It's not really clear if the chair is empty because the man died, or if he has just gone away for a while. Is he even the grandfather? My six year old interpreted the story her own way, that the man went on vacation, and didn't find the story sad at all.
I met Oliver Jeffers a few weeks ago, and asked him about this book in particular, and his answer was that he left it up to the reader to find their own story, which I like very much.
I definitely recommend this book, and all others by this amazing author/illustrator.
It's not really clear if the chair is empty because the man died, or if he has just gone away for a while. Is he even the grandfather? My six year old interpreted the story her own way, that the man went on vacation, and didn't find the story sad at all.
I met Oliver Jeffers a few weeks ago, and asked him about this book in particular, and his answer was that he left it up to the reader to find their own story, which I like very much.
I definitely recommend this book, and all others by this amazing author/illustrator.
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