Two world-renowned children's book creators, Richard Peck and Don Freeman, collaborated on this picture book--the evocative tale of a boy who takes on the monster lurking in his grandma's home. This was one of Don Freeman's last books--after Corduroy, after Dandelion, after he'd won a Caldecott Honor for Fly High Fly Low. It is novelist Richard Peck's only picture book. He wrote Monster Night about twenty-five years before he won a Newbery Honor for A Long Way from Chicago, before he won the Newbery Medal for A Year Down Yonder. Now their beguiling collaboration is once again available, and includes a new introduction, full of warmth and reminiscence, by Richard Peck. It's a classic treat--a deliciously spooky journey through darkness into the comforting, clear light of day.
0 有用 Y 2010-05-20 22:58:51
巨可爱 555
0 有用 昊昊 2009-11-06 13:36:21
收的是英文，不过，大部分我随口翻成中文讲了。相比而言，似乎我比昊昊更喜欢这一本书。昊昊迷恋的是它的真人真物版。