Bibliographic Info: Morales, Y. (2007). Little Night. Illus. Yuyi Morales. New York, New York: Roaring Brook Press. (English version)
Annotation: A great bedtime story for children everywhere. Little night is not ready for bed and leads Mother Sky on an adventure to find her.
Genre: Picturebook/Children's fiction
Grade Level: Pk-2
Readers who will like this book: Young children with an appetite for visual stimulation and a love for adventure.
Personal Response: I instantly fell in love with this beautifully illustrated book. The deep colors pull you in and give you a peaceful, serene feeling while reading. The story is so adorable and as a mom, I can relate to the bedtime "playfulness" shown by little night. I love this book and would rate it a 4 for illustration alone.
A question you would ask before reading: How many of you have ever tried to play a game to get out of "bedtime"? Did it work?
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Bibliographic Information (APA): Author last name, First initial. (Year published). Title in italics. Illus. Illustrator First Name Last Name. City published, State published: Publisher.
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Showing posts with label Book illustrated by Yuyi Morales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book illustrated by Yuyi Morales. Show all posts
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Little Night
Bibliographic Information: Morales, Y. (2007) Little Night New Milford, Conn: Roaring Brook Press
Annotation: This is the story of Little Night and her mother, Mother Sky. Mother Sky is trying to prepare Little Night for bed, cleaning up, combing hair and other nighttime routines. Little night hides from her mother but eventually finishes everything she is asked.
Genre: Picturebook (Fantasy)
Grade Level: Nursery (Pre-school/Kindergarten)
Readers who will like this book: I think parents will enjoy this book as part of a bedtime routine.
Response/Rating: The bold colors and smooth blended illustrations kept my attention. I enjoyed the story and that is was easy to relate too. 4
Classroom Question: Do you have a routine at night? Do you always do what your parents ask? What is your favorite part of bedtime?
Annotation: This is the story of Little Night and her mother, Mother Sky. Mother Sky is trying to prepare Little Night for bed, cleaning up, combing hair and other nighttime routines. Little night hides from her mother but eventually finishes everything she is asked.
Genre: Picturebook (Fantasy)
Grade Level: Nursery (Pre-school/Kindergarten)
Readers who will like this book: I think parents will enjoy this book as part of a bedtime routine.
Response/Rating: The bold colors and smooth blended illustrations kept my attention. I enjoyed the story and that is was easy to relate too. 4
Classroom Question: Do you have a routine at night? Do you always do what your parents ask? What is your favorite part of bedtime?
Friday, February 10, 2012
Little Night
Morales, Yuyi. (2007). Little Night. Illus. Yuyi Morales. Milford, Conneticut: Roaring Brook Press.
Annotation: This is a book about a mother trying to get her daughter (Little Night) to get ready for bed. The little girl runs away from her mother and her mother tries to find her. The elements of the environment are used in this books as objects, like her hair pins being Venus and Mars.
Genre: Fantasy and magic
Grade: Pre-K and up
Readers who would like this: This would be a good book for mothers and daughters to read together before the daughter goes to sleep.
Response/Rating: I give this book a 3. I really love the illustrations. It was cute and imaginative.
Question: If you could be an object in the universe, what would you be?
Annotation: This is a book about a mother trying to get her daughter (Little Night) to get ready for bed. The little girl runs away from her mother and her mother tries to find her. The elements of the environment are used in this books as objects, like her hair pins being Venus and Mars.
Genre: Fantasy and magic
Grade: Pre-K and up
Readers who would like this: This would be a good book for mothers and daughters to read together before the daughter goes to sleep.
Response/Rating: I give this book a 3. I really love the illustrations. It was cute and imaginative.
Question: If you could be an object in the universe, what would you be?
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