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A Daydreamy Child Takes a Walk

內容簡介

內容簡介 義大利現代兒童文學之父強尼‧羅大里作品 《愛做白日夢的小孩散步去》 有個小孩很愛做白日夢，連走路時都會分心。他對很多事情都充滿好奇心和幻想，喜歡在微小的事情中發現奇蹟。這樣的他每天都好開心，無憂無慮。 作者強尼‧羅大里是義大利國寶級兒童文學大師，獲頒兒童文學諾貝爾獎「安徒生大獎」表彰他對兒童文學的貢獻。其童書作品富含寓意，以童話般的故事反映現實生活的啟示。這本書中這一個具有開放性格的小孩在插畫家貝雅翠絲‧阿列瑪娜的筆下更顯奔放，而強尼‧羅大里要告訴讀者的就是：「小孩就是這樣」！Written by Gianni Rodari, the father of modern Italian children's literature, and charmingly illustrated by award-winning artist Beatrice Alemagna, this bright, sweet story reminds us what children are really like in the most essential and beautiful way!Little Giovanni is always daydreaming, always paying attention to the small miracles that lead him to lose track of the big picture. So even though he’s promised his mama to keep his eyes open on his walk, he can’t help but get distracted. Cheerful, carefree, and curious, Giovanni literally loses himself as he discovers the wide, wonderful world around him. Here, Rodari highlights the gorgeous way children give themselves over to their attention to the world by having Giovanni lose parts of himself as he walks along. Should his mama worry? No! Because: “That’s just the way children are.”Following her New York Times New York Public Library Best Illustrated Telling Stories Wrong, Beatrice Alemagna returns to illustrate another of Gianni Rodari’s delightful stories from Telephone Tales. With a Batchelder Award winning translation by Antony Shugaar, this classic story from one of Italy’s most beloved and important authors of children’s literature asserts the power of flights of fancy and the value of childlike wonder.

作者介紹

作者介紹 Gianni RodariItalian author Gianni Rodari wrote many beloved children's books and was awarded the prestigious Andersen Prize. But he was also an educator of paramount importance in Italy and an activist who understood the liberating power of the imagination. He is one of the twentieth century’s greatest authors for children, and Italy's greatest. Influenced by French surrealism and linguistics, Rodari stressed the importance of poetic language, metaphor, made-up language, and play. At a time when schooling was all about factual knowledge, Rodari wrote The Grammar of Fantasy, a radically imaginative book about storytelling and play. He was a forerunner of writing techniques such as the "fantastic binomial" and the utopian, world engendering "what if...." The relevance of Rodari’s works today lies in his poetics of imagination, his humanist yet challenging approach to reality, and his themes, such as war and peace, immigration, injustice, inequality, and liberty. Forty years after his death, Rodari’s writing is as powerful and innovative as ever. He died in Rome in 1980.Antony ShugaarAntony Shugaar is a writer and translator, working out of Italian and French. He once interviewed the creator of Topo Gigio. Beatrice AlemagnaBeatrice Alemagna has written and illustrated dozens of children’s books, which have received numerous awards all over the world and have been translated into 14 languages. The author-illustrator of three New York Times Best Illustrated books, she has also been nominated for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award seven times and shortlisted for the Hans Christian Andersen Award twice. Enchanted Lion has published four of her picture books: The Wonderful Fluffy Little Squishy (Batchelder Award winner); Child of Glass (a NYT Best Illustrated Book); Telling Stories Wrong (a NYT Best Illustrated Book); and You Can't Kill Snow White, a picture book for teens and adults, published under Enchanted Lion's Unruly imprint. Born in Bologna, Italy, Alemagna lives and works in Paris, France.

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最佳賣點

最佳賣點 : 義大利兒童文學之父Gianni Rodari (羅大里)的故事 x 插畫家Beatrice Alemagna的詮釋