A gorgeous reimagining of the beloved Christmas poem, set in Africa
Since Clement Clarke Moore penned this Christmas classic in 1825, it has been beloved by children around the world. Now, Caldecott Honor winner Rachel Isadora sets the poem in Africa, capturing the anticipation and excitement of Christmas in her stunning collages. Children will pore over the enchanting artwork?brimming with special touches like traditional African toys and a Santa who sports dreadlocks?as they chime along with the familiar rhyming text.
Isadora uses collaged papers and oil paints to create a vibrant African village, dusted by snow.
Isadora uses collaged papers and oil paints to create a vibrant African village, dusted by snow. The tiny house barely supports the sleigh, and Santa (with zebra fur on his jacket, leopard-spotted pants, and a vibrant Kente-cloth belt) comes down the wood stove's chimney, leaving traditional African presents for the slumbering children.
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The Night Before Christmas – Ebook written by Rachel Isadora. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read The Night Before Christmas. The gorgeous reimagining of the classic Christmas tale with Rachel Isadora's signature twist! Caldecott Honor winner Rachel Isadora sets her colorful, unique version of this well-known Christmas poem in Africa, capturing the anticipation and excitement of the holiday in her stunning collages.
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Isadora continues her series of traditional tales recast in African settings with this novel interpretation of the .
Isadora continues her series of traditional tales recast in African settings with this novel interpretation of the classic poem. Snow is magically falling on a village on the savanna as the first few pages lead Santa and his reindeer to a cozy home with three sleeping children. The entire book is exquisitely designed, from the vibrant hand-cut letters on the cover to the final spread with the amazed family watching Santa's sleigh in silhouette against a full golden moon.
The gorgeous reimagining of the classic Christmas tale with Rachel Isadora's signature twist!Caldecott Honor winner Rachel Isadora sets her colorful, unique version of this well-known Christmas poem in Africa.
The gorgeous reimagining of the classic Christmas tale with Rachel Isadora's signature twist!Caldecott Honor winner Rachel Isadora sets her colorful, unique version of this well-known Christmas poem in Africa, capturing the anticipation and excitement of the holiday in her stunning collages. Children will pore over the enchanting artwork-brimming with special touches like traditional African toys and a Santa who sports dreadlocks-as they chime along with the familiar rhyming text. ru 978. Похожие книги: The Night Before Christmas. The Night Before Christmas от 74. .
ISBN 10: 0399254080 ISBN 13: 9780399254086. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers, 2009. A gorgeous reimagining of the beloved Christmas poem, set in Africa. Since Clement Clarke Moore penned this Christmas classic in 1825, it has been beloved by children around the world.
Rachel Isadora (born 1953) is an American illustrator, children's book author, specializing in picture books, and painter
Rachel Isadora (born 1953) is an American illustrator, children's book author, specializing in picture books, and painter. She is most famous for the book Ben's Trumpet, runner-up for the 1980 Caldecott Medal, or Caldecott Honor Book, and winner of the Boston Globe-Horn Book honor. Ben's Trumpet was adapted to video and also translated into a ballet by the Boston ballet company BalletRox in 2009.
does that so well as Rachel Isadora's version of the Clement C. Moore poem, The Night Before Christmas.
As she's done with other classic books, Isadora sets her tale in Africa, with all African characters, and sets off the familiar words with her gorgeous mixed. As she's done with other classic books, Isadora sets her tale in Africa, with all African characters, and sets off the familiar words with her gorgeous mixed-media illustrations. The collage effect she uses creates textures that combine beautifully with her vivid color palette, causing the images to just about jump off the page.