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-Titulo Original : Christmas Day In The Morning
-Fabricante :
HarperCollins
-Descripcion Original:
From Booklist Gr. 3-6, younger for reading aloud. This inspiring story by a Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author is reissued for the first time since 1955 with the oil paintings by the artist of Fannys Dream (1996). Buck invests a simple story with poetic dignity and teaches a bone-deep lesson about love. On Christmas, a middle-aged man remembers a holiday morning when he was 15 and his farm family was just scraping by. Having overheard a conversation in which his father proclaimed his love, the teenager decides to do something special for Dad. The boy gets up very early on Christmas morning and does all the milking before his father arises, discovering that that love makes labor light. Buehners paintings enhance the story, capturing the deep blue-white of a snowy farmland, punctuated by golden light spilling from windows, a pool of light from the boys lantern as he goes to the barn, and the simplicity of a turn-of-the-century farmhouse interior. A beautiful Christmas message, powerfully delivered. Connie Fletcher Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved From Pulitzer and Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck and acclaimed artist Mark Buehner comes a heartwarming story that illustrates the true meaning of Christmas. Rob wants to get his father something special for Christmas this year-something that shows how much he really loves him. But its Christmas Eve, and he doesnt have much money to spend. What could he possibly get? Suddenly, Rob thinks of the best gift of all... The acclaimed author of nearly a hundred books for children and adults, Pearl S. Buck captures the spirit of Christmas in this elegant, heartening story about a boys gift of love. Originally published in 1955, this timeless story with glorious full-color art by Mark Buehner will be a welcome addition to your holiday collection. From Publishers Weekly Published in 1955 and appearing for the first time as a picture book, this modest holiday tale from the author of The Good Earth might well have been called The Good Son. On Christmas Eve, a man recalls the holiday many years ago when he gave his father, a struggling farmer, a most-appreciated gift: the boy rose extra early to do his fathers biggest chore, the milking. Bucks understated yet moving piece, paired with a sentimental note from the illustrator, will resonate with readers. Buehners (Snowmen at Night) inky, starlit winter skies and rustic barn revealed by lantern light transport readers to a hushed and humble setting. All ages. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal Grade 3-5-Originally published in 1955, this story has been illustrated and brought to life for a new generation. A man remembers a great discovery he made when he was 15 and living on his fathers farm. A few days before Christmas he overhears his dad saying how much he hates having to wake his son at dawn for morning chores. As a special gift for his father, the boy gets up at a quarter to three on Christmas morning and does the milking by himself. Buehner illustrates these scenes, many taking place at night and illuminated by lanterns or by moonlight, with a sturdy, folksy, old-fashioned solidity. The hard life on a farm, the struggle to keep the family and animals warm and fed, is reflected on the parents faces. Moving and tender, this is a fine choice for reading aloud or family sharing.-S. P. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. Review Abeautiful message, powerfully delivered. - Booklist Buck’s sentimental but touching story memorably illustrates the value of a gift created with love, a gift like Buchner’s. - Kirkus Reviews Moving and tender, this is a fine choice for reading aloud or family sharing. - School Library Journal This gem of a Christmas tale…gleams in its picture book debut. - New York Times Book Review Buehner’s…inky starlit winter skies and rustic barn revealed by lantern light transport readers to a husted and h
-Fabricante :
HarperCollins
-Descripcion Original:
From Booklist Gr. 3-6, younger for reading aloud. This inspiring story by a Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author is reissued for the first time since 1955 with the oil paintings by the artist of Fannys Dream (1996). Buck invests a simple story with poetic dignity and teaches a bone-deep lesson about love. On Christmas, a middle-aged man remembers a holiday morning when he was 15 and his farm family was just scraping by. Having overheard a conversation in which his father proclaimed his love, the teenager decides to do something special for Dad. The boy gets up very early on Christmas morning and does all the milking before his father arises, discovering that that love makes labor light. Buehners paintings enhance the story, capturing the deep blue-white of a snowy farmland, punctuated by golden light spilling from windows, a pool of light from the boys lantern as he goes to the barn, and the simplicity of a turn-of-the-century farmhouse interior. A beautiful Christmas message, powerfully delivered. Connie Fletcher Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved From Pulitzer and Nobel Prize-winning author Pearl S. Buck and acclaimed artist Mark Buehner comes a heartwarming story that illustrates the true meaning of Christmas. Rob wants to get his father something special for Christmas this year-something that shows how much he really loves him. But its Christmas Eve, and he doesnt have much money to spend. What could he possibly get? Suddenly, Rob thinks of the best gift of all... The acclaimed author of nearly a hundred books for children and adults, Pearl S. Buck captures the spirit of Christmas in this elegant, heartening story about a boys gift of love. Originally published in 1955, this timeless story with glorious full-color art by Mark Buehner will be a welcome addition to your holiday collection. From Publishers Weekly Published in 1955 and appearing for the first time as a picture book, this modest holiday tale from the author of The Good Earth might well have been called The Good Son. On Christmas Eve, a man recalls the holiday many years ago when he gave his father, a struggling farmer, a most-appreciated gift: the boy rose extra early to do his fathers biggest chore, the milking. Bucks understated yet moving piece, paired with a sentimental note from the illustrator, will resonate with readers. Buehners (Snowmen at Night) inky, starlit winter skies and rustic barn revealed by lantern light transport readers to a hushed and humble setting. All ages. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal Grade 3-5-Originally published in 1955, this story has been illustrated and brought to life for a new generation. A man remembers a great discovery he made when he was 15 and living on his fathers farm. A few days before Christmas he overhears his dad saying how much he hates having to wake his son at dawn for morning chores. As a special gift for his father, the boy gets up at a quarter to three on Christmas morning and does the milking by himself. Buehner illustrates these scenes, many taking place at night and illuminated by lanterns or by moonlight, with a sturdy, folksy, old-fashioned solidity. The hard life on a farm, the struggle to keep the family and animals warm and fed, is reflected on the parents faces. Moving and tender, this is a fine choice for reading aloud or family sharing.-S. P. Copyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc. Review Abeautiful message, powerfully delivered. - Booklist Buck’s sentimental but touching story memorably illustrates the value of a gift created with love, a gift like Buchner’s. - Kirkus Reviews Moving and tender, this is a fine choice for reading aloud or family sharing. - School Library Journal This gem of a Christmas tale…gleams in its picture book debut. - New York Times Book Review Buehner’s…inky starlit winter skies and rustic barn revealed by lantern light transport readers to a husted and h
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