这个星期,豆豆热翻的书是《堵车啦!》,这本书目前似乎有盖过《交通工具捉迷藏》和《Dear Zoo》风头的趋势。在图画书的带动下,最近,墙上贴的挂图和照片也开始受宠了。豆豆经常走到这些图片的面前,用小食指挨个指着,我们挨个回答——就好像他成了一个小老师在考我们叻^^
昨晚,两周没回家的孩子他爸终于回来了。豆豆一看到爸爸,就粘着要抱,不肯松手——这在以前可从来没有过——连爸爸吃个晚饭的功夫都四五次要爬上爸爸的椅子要抱抱。今早,豆豆还很大声、清楚地叫了一声“爸!”,把他爸那个美的呀——用我妈的话说,你都能看见他的“尾巴”嗞一声翘起来了。
随着孩子他爸的回家,我也终于看到了淘宝买的那批纸板书的书影(以及最近*越和*当的两单;还有几单,要年后再收货了)——这里简单晒晒那6本可爱且厚实的低幼书书影。
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这是我第一次在淘宝上买原版书,以小宝宝、动物和车为主角的书各2本(我目前给豆豆买的纸板书好像也基本上可以归为这三类)。
与*越和*当买的书相比,这几本书除了表面看可能有些发黄发旧的感觉,但总体质量还是很不错的;
更主要的是,6本书都很可爱、厚实(最薄的Freight Train内页11张纸板;最厚的Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes内页18张纸板)。
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1)Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes
由Helen Oxenbury插画的这本书很经典了,书中共出现了9个宝宝和1个妈妈。这个绘本除了文字很享受外,单纯看图也有很多故事呢^^
Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little ToesMem Fox, ill. by Helen Oxenbury
There was one little baby who was born far away.
And another who was born on the very next day.
And both of there babies, as everyone knows,
had ten little fingers and ten little toes.
There was one little baby who was born in a town.
And another who was wrapped in an eiderdown.
And both of there babies, as everyone knows,
had ten little fingers and ten little toes.
There was one little baby who was born in the hills.
And another who suffered from sneezes and chills.
And both of there babies, as everyone knows,
had ten little fingers and ten little toes.
There was one little baby who was born on the ice.
And another in a tent, who was just as nice..
And both of there babies, as everyone knows,
had ten little fingers and ten little toes.
But the next baby born
was truly divine,
a sweet little child
who was mine, all mine.
And this little baby, as everyone knows,
has ten little fingers, ten little toes,
and tree little kisses on the tip of its nose.
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2)Looke at You!A Baby Body Book
点灯人出版社出版。看这本书,感觉就像在看小宝宝一年的日常照片集锦,很是享受(尤其是脱袜子那张,太像我家豆豆了)
LOOK AT YOU! A BABY BODY BOOKKathy Henderson, ill. By Paul Howard
Fingers and toes wiggle.
Eyes, nose, and mouth giggle.
Arms wave, legs kick…
Bottoms squirm… and tummies tickle.
Clothes on. Where’s the baby gone? There he is!
Clothes off! Where are the baby’s toes? There they are!
Lie, roll, sit wobble. Rock, crawl, pull wobble.
Stand wobble. Sway wobble. Bump! Step, walk toddle!
What can you see? Something to eat.
What can you hear? A song in the air.
What can you smell? Mmmmm! Food.
How does it taste? Good, good, good.
And how does it feel?
Warm and squelhy, scratchy, rough, sticky, squishy…
Time for a bath!(因为全身吃得脏兮兮的了)
Float, soap, splash, wash,
Slide, glide, cuddle, brush.
Clip, snip, some things grow quick.
Hey ho, others grow slow!
Funny thing, hair…
You can brush it this way,
you can brush it that,
wash it, dry it, tie it up,
and squash it flat.
I feel…
good, bad,
happy, sad,
bold, shy (I don’t know why).
I want yours! No! It’s mine!
I feel lonely. I feel fine.
A-a-a-chooo! Wow, what a body can do!
Yawn! Hic! Plenty of tricks.
Whoops!...Phew!...Wow, what a body can do!
Sign, flop, snuggle down,
curl up in a heap.
The story’s done, this body’s tired,
and now it’s going to sleep.
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3)The Hat
本来下单买的是Jan Brett的另一本书The Mitten,不料卖家稀里糊涂地装错了货(这两本书的封面略有相似),看在这本书也不错,卖家态度也还行,便不计较了。在这一绘本上,我至少看到了3本绘本的影子:《手套》(The Mitten)、《鸭子骑车记》和《动物绝对不应该穿衣服》。如果从内容情节上看,则最像《鸭子骑车记》:鸭子骑车记讲的是最初各种动物以不同的态度看待鸭子骑车,但最后所有的动物都骑上了车;而The Hat讲的是各种动物先嘲笑戴帽子的小刺猬,但最后所有出场的动物都戴上了各式的“帽子”。
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4)Sheep in a Jeep
这本也算是很经典且幽默的韵律诗了,最初知道这本书是在一份百本英文绘本书单(不是囡囡妈整理的那版)推荐中,当时自己读一次这本绘本(电子版)就很喜欢。
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5)Freight Train
大名鼎鼎的一本书,就不多做介绍了。
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6)Roadwork
点灯人出版社出版。这本书初版在2008年,但纸板书是2011年才有的。但在卖家看到这本书的封面书影时,觉得用色有些暗沉、旧旧的感觉(与Freight Train的着色效果相比相差太远了),但本着对书主题内容的直觉把握——我觉得这会是男宝宝很喜欢的一本书。收到书一看,确实很不错:除了休息那一环节,整个道路工程被分解成13个步骤,由不同的工程施工人员和工程车诠释,并配以朗朗上口的句子,很不错!
ROADWORK
Sally Sutton, ill. By Brian Lovelock
(真希望这个像We’re going on a bear hunt和Trashy Town一样,有朗读音频或动画音乐就更棒了!)
Plan the road. Plan the road.
Mark it on the map.
Hammer in the marking pegs.
Ping! Bang! Tap!
Move the earth . move the earth.
Dig and cut and push.
Clear a pathway for the road.
Screech! Boom! Whoosh!
Load the dirt. Load the dirt.
Scoop and swing and drop.
Slam it down into the truck.
Bump! Whump! Whop!
Tip the stones. Tip the stones.
Lift and slide and dump.
Lay the groundwork for the road.
Crash! Roar! Thump!
Pak the ground. Pak the ground.
Roll one way, then back.
Make the roadbed good and hard.
Clang! Crunch! Crack!
Seal the road. Seal the road.
Make it hot and squishy.
Spread the sticky tar and stones.
Splshy! Splashy! Splishy!
Roll the tar. Roll the tar.
Make it firm and flat.
Squash it down and press it out.
Squelch! Spluck! Splat!
Stop the work. Stop the work.
Time to break for lunch.
Sandwiches and drinks and fruit.
Gulp! Slurp! Crunch!
Mark the road. Mark the road.
Give the paint a squirt.
Paint the lines in nice and straight.
Whizz! Splop! Splurt!
Raise the signs. Raise the signs.
Drag and hoist and ram.
Force them down into their holes.
Thwack! Whop! Wham!
Light the road. Light the road.
No one wants a crash.
Test the light and watch them shine.
Flick! Flack! Flash!
Plant the trees. Plant the trees.
Dig and stamp and lug.
Water them to help them grow.
Drip! Drop! Glug!
Tidy up. Tidy up.
Lift and load and sweep.
Drive away those big machines.
Swish! Chug! Beep!
Shout hooray! The work is done.
Ready now? Let’s zoom.
Drive along your brand-new road.
Toot! Honk! Vrooom!