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本書に登場する物語は『The Shrinking of Treehorn』 、『Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs!』 、『Flat Stanley』（邦題『ぺちゃんこスタンレー』 ）…。『The 20th-Century Children's Book Treasury』の編集者でもあり、長年児童書の編集者として活躍して来たジャネット・シュルマンは、児童書の選び方をよく心得ている。その彼女が、26の物語を選び出し、1冊の本にまとめあげた。
本書は、幼い読者にとって、友人となる本だが、シュルマンが冒頭で語っているように、それだけではない。ウィリアム・スタイグの『Amos and Boris』 、ダニエル・ピンクウォーターの『Blue Moose』、ジュディー・ブルームの『Freckle Juice』 、ジョン・ジェスカとレイン・スミスの『The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs』（邦題『三びきのコブタのほんとうの話』 ）といった作品は、「声に出して読むのに適した本」ということを基準に丁寧に選出された。「The 20th-Century Children's Book Treasury」に登場した絵本に比べると、ストーリーラインは、より複雑で、語数も多く、イラストの数は少ない。つまり、これらは、文字を読み始めたけど、人に読んでもらうのも大好きな小学校低学年にぴったりの物語なのだ。優れた作品ばかりなので、子どもたちが1人で本を読めるようになったあとも、永遠にベッド脇のテーブルに定位置を獲得するであろう。
インデックスは、タイトル、著者、イラストレーター別に検索できるよう工夫されているため、読者におなじみの物語でも、人気著者の最新作でも、簡単に探すことができる。本書は、素晴らしく、前向きで、最高に優れた読み聞かせ本。がっしりとした大きな本だが、旅行かばんに入れる1冊としても、おすすめだ。
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An anthology with sure-fire appeal for children who are starting to read on their own but still enjoy being read to. This brilliant collection by the editor of The 20th Century Children’s Book Treasury contains 26 selections for parents and children to read aloud. Including works by such illustrious authors and artists as Maurice Sendak, James Marshall, Judy Blume, Ursula Le Guin, William Steig, and Roald Dahl, the selections range from the humorous to the magical to the contemporary to the just plain silly. The text of each selection is included in full. You Read to Me & I’ll Read to You is a must-have book for all families who want to inspire their children to develop a lifelong love of reading.
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世界的にも有名な作家であるDr.スース、アーディゾーニ、ダール、センダック、ゴーリー、また、イラストレーターではトミー・ウンゲラーやクウェンティン・ブレイクなどの作品をはじめとする２６作品が１冊に収録された本です。どれもこれも優れた作品ばかりで、読んで、見て、楽しめます。ただ、オリジナル版とは構成がちがい、ページ数が削られているために、オリジナルでは複数にわたるページが１ページにまとめられていたり、挿絵が縮小・カットされたりしています。その点では物足りないと思う人もいるかもしれませんが、それでもそれぞれの作品の魅力は十分に感じられます。
また、Ａ４よりも若干大きいくらいの大型本で２５０ページもありますが、使われている紙が薄めで（安っぽくない上質な紙です）思ったほど重たさを感じません。しかも、ほとんどのページがカラーで、素敵なイラストをながめているだけでも楽しめます。
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Some of the 20th Century's Treasures.....
2001/10/5
By Roz Levine
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Janet Schulman, editor of the 20th-Century Children's Book Treasury, is back with another wonderful collection of stories, this time geared to emerging readers and beyond. These 26 carefully chosen selections, from some of the 20th century's best known and favorite children's authors and illustrators, range from the true-to-life, autobiographical and poignant, to the magical, humorous and just plain silly. But all have one important thing in common. They beg to be shared and read aloud. Included in this volume are the very best and brightest, a veritable smorgasbord of entertaining and engaging stories...William Steig's Amos & Boris, Roald Dahl's The Magic Finger, Dr Seuss' Horton Hatches the Egg, Judith Viorst's The Tenth Good Thing About Barney, Crockett Johnson's Ellen's Lion, Judy Blume's Freckle Juice, Jon Scieszka's The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs, Maurice Sendak's Pierre, Florence Parry Heide's The Shrinking of Treehorn, Daniel Pinkwater's Blue Moose and much more. All are unabridged and feature their original illustrations. This is a collection that inspires the love of reading and invites you to read together, with your children. Perfect for youngsters 4 and older, You Read To Me & I'll Read To You is a masterpiece to share, savor and enjoy, now and in the many years to come.
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Sharing the Love of Reading and Your Mutual Love!
2001/12/20
By Donald Mitchell
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Reading to children is tremendously important in helping them develop an interest in reading, a competence to read better, and a closeness between the reader and listener. With beginning reading books, children often memorize the pages and "read" the material back. Gradually, the memory is connected to the specific letter combinations on the page and words are learned.
For the adults, the retreat from reader to listener is often rapid during the years from ages 5-7. It is easy to forget that children love to be read to when they are older. With more difficult material, the same learning process applies. My daughter, for example, delighted in having an English teacher in 7th grade who read to the class every day.
Even if you do decide to read to one another, what do you read? It is hard to take on 150 page youth books.
Into this perceptual and content gap comes the very helpful You Read to Me & I'll Read to You. Having helped raise four children and being quite interested in reading to them . . . as well as being someone who often reviews children's books, I was humbled to realize that the very fine stories in this volume were mostly new to me. I wish this book had been published about 25 years ago so I could have read all of these stories with my children.
Most of the stories are at a third grade reading level, so the reading to one another will make a lot of progress over time. Some of the material would be appealing to kindergartners, but the vocabulary for most of the stories would be past many first graders. My suggestion is that you read all of the stories, and think about which ones will be right for the child you will be listening to and reading to. There is no organization for helping you select the stories, other than a suggestion of beginning with Maurice Sendak's "Pierre."
If vocabulary is going to be a barrier for some stories, you might start working on explaining the unknown words by working them into everyday speech before reading the stories.
Then, think about the strategy for sharing the reading. The first time you read the book together, you might explain that you are looking forward to having the book read to you in the future. Before the child can read whole sentences, you might let your child read whatever words she or he knows and you read the other words. As competence builds, you could alternate words, sentences, paragraphs or whatever is fun for both of you. A good discussion of which method to use, which story to choose, and how long to read can make the time together livelier.
Notice that if you live at a distance or have to travel, you could acquire two books and share the reading over the telephone.
One of the strengths of the selections comes in that there is a good representation of stories about both boys and girls.
The original illustrations appear with the stories, which give them extra character for encouraging the right kind of emotion for reading aloud.
My favorite stories in the book are "Wilma Unlimited" (about Wilma Rudolph overcoming challenges to become a track champion), "The Bears on Hemlock Mountain" (handling danger in the dark), "The Practical Princess" (turning a princess into a dragon slayer and brave heroine), "The Tenth Good Thing About Barney" (dealing with the death of beloved pet) and "Flat Stanley" (about a boy who is temporary flattened and experiences a change in his life style).
Other excellent stories are "Amos & Boris" (a whale and mouse pair who help each other somewhat like the lion and mouse do in the Aesop's Fables), "The Magic Finger" (Roald Dahl's fantasy about role reversals between hunters and the hunted), "Horton Hatches the Egg" (Dr. Seuss's classic story about faithfulness), "The Araboolies of Liberty Street" (challenging what "different" means), and "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" (a food fantasy).
The only story in the collection that I disliked was "No Kiss for Mother." If any of the stories are not your cup of tea, you can obviously skip it or them.
Having established the pleasant precedent of doing this mutual reading, I suggest that you continue to do it past third grade . . . graduating on to material that your child loves the most and would like to read and have read to her or him. I suspect you will have a happy reading partner at least until the teenage years arrive. Now, what could be nicer than that?
Give the gift of yourself and your love of reading . . . every day!
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2003/1/31
By Arlecia
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I found this book on the sale table at my local Border's Book Store and though it might be fun to read to my soon who was 4 - 1/2 at the time. We both enjoyed the stories and I have read some of them by myself. My favorite is The True Story of The Three Little Pigs. As a budding stand up comic I have always found that there is a lot of fun and laughs in fairy tales and this story proves it. My son likes the longer stories and if it is to long we do it over two nights. I would recommend this book for anyone who enjoys reading to their kids and it also helps with children learing new words and works on their attention span.
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