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This "gripping variation of Red Riding Hood . . . is an outstanding achievement that will be pored over again and again" (School Library Journal, starred review). "The illustrations seem to throb with the mystery and terror of the wolf."--The Horn Book, starred review. Winner of the 1990 Randolph Caldecott Medal. Full color.

作者简介

Ed Young was born on November 28, 1931 in Tianjin, China. When he was three years old, he and his family moved to Shanghai. His mother would ring a bell at mealtimes, and he would slide down the banister with his brothers and sisters. “I have never lost the child in me. My father would spin endless tales of his own to entertain our imaginations on summer nights lying on the flat roof of our house. I have never forgotten the images I saw in my mind.” From an early age, Ed loved to create stories and draw pictures and thought he could "disappear" into his own world, brought to life through his illustrations.

In 1951, Young came to America to study architecture. Instead, he grew more interested in art, and soon switched his major. Young’s first job was with a New York advertising agency where he spent his lunch breaks sketching animals at Central Park Zoo. During that time, he received a letter from his father which said, “A successful life and a happy life is one measured by how much you have accomplished for others and not one measured by how much you have done for yourself. “Young said, “I understood then that to realize my potential as an artist was subservient to my worth as a human being. To be truly successful, I needed to find a place where my work would also inspire others to fuller and happier lives. I wished to share with everyone my father’s words about success – work can, in fact, be the rooftop from which we launch ourselves to higher places.” In search of something more expansive, expressive, and timeless, Young discovered all this, and more, in children’s books.

精彩书评

"With forceful impressionistic paintings, Young artfully entices readers across the fairy-tale threshold into a story of three girls' fearless battle of wits with a famished wolf."
-- School Library Journal

"This version of the Red Riding Hood story from Young ( The Emperor and the Kite ; Cats Are Cats ; Yeh-Shen ) features three daughters left at home when their mother goes to visit their grandmother. Lon Po Po, the Granny Wolf, pretends to be the girls' grandmother, until clever Shang, the eldest daughter, suspects the greedy wolf's real identity. Tempting him with ginkgo nuts, the girls pull him in a basket to the top of the tree in which they are hiding, then let go of the rope--killing him. One of Young's most arresting illustrations accompanies his dedication: ``To all the wolves of the world for lending their good name as a tangible symbol for our darkness.'' Like ancient Oriental paintings, the illustrations are frequently grouped in panels. When the girls meet the wolf, e.g., the left panel focuses on their wary faces peering out from the darkness, the middle enlarges the evil wolf's eye and teeth, and the third is a vivid swirl of the blue clothes in which the wolf is disguised. The juxtaposition of abstract and realistic representations, the complicated play of color and shadow, and the depth of the artist's vision all help transform this simple fairy tale into an extraordinary and powerful book."
-- Publishers Weekly

前言/序言

Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China[狼婆婆] [平装] [4岁及以上] 电子书 下载 mobi epub pdf txt

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有些小贵，但故事很棒

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　　译：爱好仁德而不爱学习，不了解实情，成了好好先生，就受人愚弄；爱好才智而不爱学习，便只会玩弄小聪明，耍小动作，放荡不羁；爱好信实而不爱学习，便会不分是非，伤害大义，害人害已；爱好直率而不爱好学习，就会鲁莽冲动，不三思而行，出口伤人；爱好勇武而不爱学习，就会动辄动手动脚，惹是生非；爱好刚强而不爱好学习，就会刚愎自用，自以为是，胆大妄为，不计后果。

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必买，已经买了20多本目录中的书啦！

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中国传统故事改编的，还不错

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　　译：爱好仁德而不爱学习，不了解实情，成了好好先生，就受人愚弄；爱好才智而不爱学习，便只会玩弄小聪明，耍小动作，放荡不羁；爱好信实而不爱学习，便会不分是非，伤害大义，害人害已；爱好直率而不爱好学习，就会鲁莽冲动，不三思而行，出口伤人；爱好勇武而不爱学习，就会动辄动手动脚，惹是生非；爱好刚强而不爱好学习，就会刚愎自用，自以为是，胆大妄为，不计后果。

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读完这本书，给人一种拨云见日、豁然开朗的感觉，尤其对照自己的亲身经历，我发觉很多现实的困惑在书中有所体现，也在书中的“金言”的指引下走出困惑。这本书给我最大的感受就是尊重他人的自重感，这也是本书的中心，是本书最可爱的地方。 什么是自重感呢？自重感就是一种接受自己并喜欢自己的感觉，是一种对自己的认可和热爱。简单的说就是觉得自己很重要的感觉。 任何人都十分看重自己的自重感，渴求他人接受自己、认可自己、肯定自己、重视和尊重自己。与其说自重感是人的虚伪，不如说它是尊严和自尊。自重感就像喜怒哀乐一样，是一个健全的人与生俱来的，甚至可以说是人的一种本能。失去自重感的人，只有人的身躯，一具行尸走肉。所以人们总是竭力保护自己的自重感，我们也要尊重他人的自重感。那我们怎样做到尊重他人的自重感呢？ 一、赞赏是一种伟大的神力 卡耐基说：“伤害别人不仅不能改变他们，更不能鼓舞他们。”如果你想试图改变一个人，不妨赞赏他、鼓励他。赞赏，可以打开彼此的心扉；赞赏，可以消除彼此间的隔膜；赞赏，可以逾越世上最遥远的距离。 可是，我们常常吝啬对别人的赞赏。参加演讲听讲，还没结束就等的不耐烦了，还没等主持人说结束就已经走了一半，剩下的一半也正拥挤着往外走，掌声稀稀落落。不知道该为演讲者难过还是为观众难过，其实演讲者所要求的，不过是一点赞赏的掌声，让他们感觉自己得到了别人的认可，让他们知道自己的辛苦没有白费，可是仅仅这一点点的要求都得不到满足。 赞赏别人不同于无原则的阿谀奉承，别把赞美和拍马屁混为一谈，拍马屁是肤浅、虚伪的；而赞赏是出于对人的真情，是对别人真诚的肯定。这世界并不缺少美，只是缺少发现，缺少赞赏。每个人都希望得到别人的赞赏，得到自重感，你也需要，我亦如此。所以，我们要学会赞赏他人。 二、微笑是一种万能剂 卡耐基说，行为胜于言论，对人微笑就是向他人表明，“我喜欢你，你使我快乐，我喜欢见你。”在和朋友的交往中，我们的脸上应该时刻挂着的微笑。 “一笑泯恩仇”，微笑有时候还可以减弱甚至消除是是非非、恩恩怨怨。 只有心里有阳光的人，才能感受到现实的阳光，才能把阳光分享给他人。生活始终是一面镜子，照到的是我们的影像，当我们哭泣时，生活在哭泣，当我们微笑时，生活也在微笑。赞赏别人不同于无原则的阿谀奉承，别把赞美和拍马屁混为一谈，拍马屁是肤浅、虚伪的；而赞赏是出于对人的真情，是对别人真诚的肯定。这世界并不缺少美，只是缺少发现，缺少赞赏。

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读是收获更是播种为了播种明日

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读完这本书，给人一种拨云见日、豁然开朗的感觉，尤其对照自己的亲身经历，我发觉很多现实的困惑在书中有所体现，也在书中的“金言”的指引下走出困惑。这本书给我最大的感受就是尊重他人的自重感，这也是本书的中心，是本书最可爱的地方。 什么是自重感呢？自重感就是一种接受自己并喜欢自己的感觉，是一种对自己的认可和热爱。简单的说就是觉得自己很重要的感觉。 任何人都十分看重自己的自重感，渴求他人接受自己、认可自己、肯定自己、重视和尊重自己。与其说自重感是人的虚伪，不如说它是尊严和自尊。自重感就像喜怒哀乐一样，是一个健全的人与生俱来的，甚至可以说是人的一种本能。失去自重感的人，只有人的身躯，一具行尸走肉。所以人们总是竭力保护自己的自重感，我们也要尊重他人的自重感。那我们怎样做到尊重他人的自重感呢？ 一、赞赏是一种伟大的神力 卡耐基说：“伤害别人不仅不能改变他们，更不能鼓舞他们。”如果你想试图改变一个人，不妨赞赏他、鼓励他。赞赏，可以打开彼此的心扉；赞赏，可以消除彼此间的隔膜；赞赏，可以逾越世上最遥远的距离。 可是，我们常常吝啬对别人的赞赏。参加演讲听讲，还没结束就等的不耐烦了，还没等主持人说结束就已经走了一半，剩下的一半也正拥挤着往外走，掌声稀稀落落。不知道该为演讲者难过还是为观众难过，其实演讲者所要求的，不过是一点赞赏的掌声，让他们感觉自己得到了别人的认可，让他们知道自己的辛苦没有白费，可是仅仅这一点点的要求都得不到满足。 赞赏别人不同于无原则的阿谀奉承，别把赞美和拍马屁混为一谈，拍马屁是肤浅、虚伪的；而赞赏是出于对人的真情，是对别人真诚的肯定。这世界并不缺少美，只是缺少发现，缺少赞赏。每个人都希望得到别人的赞赏，得到自重感，你也需要，我亦如此。所以，我们要学会赞赏他人。 二、微笑是一种万能剂 卡耐基说，行为胜于言论，对人微笑就是向他人表明，“我喜欢你，你使我快乐，我喜欢见你。”在和朋友的交往中，我们的脸上应该时刻挂着的微笑。 “一笑泯恩仇”，微笑有时候还可以减弱甚至消除是是非非、恩恩怨怨。 只有心里有阳光的人，才能感受到现实的阳光，才能把阳光分享给他人。生活始终是一面镜子，照到的是我们的影像，当我们哭泣时，生活在哭泣，当我们微笑时，生活也在微笑。赞赏别人不同于无原则的阿谀奉承，别把赞美和拍马屁混为一谈，拍马屁是肤浅、虚伪的；而赞赏是出于对人的真情，是对别人真诚的肯定。这世界并不缺少美，只是缺少发现，缺少赞赏。

评分☆☆☆☆☆

With forceful impressionistic paintings, Young artfully entices readers across the fairy-tale threshold into a story of three girls' fearless battle of wits with a famished wolf

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