Khơi Dậy Tiềm Năng Của Bé - Cùng Bơi Nhé! tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Michael Skrzypczak mvivox — All the Wodehouse books are funny, but this is my favorite and possibly the best. If you're only going to read one Bertie-and-Jeeves story this year, make it this one.

Filipe Duarte filipeduartepina — I've become a huge fan of Kadir Nelson's wonderful breadth of work and his illustrations here are as expressive, moving and beautiful as ever! Just see if you can resist checking out the book after you take a look at that little girl's expression the cover...!!! ;-) As for the book itself, I'm not sure it really worked for me as a picture book though I appreciate the intent behind it. The text is actually a poem by the well-respected author Ntozake Shange (it wasn't written for a picture book but written as a poem and later turned into the picture book) the little girl you see on the cover is Ntozake herself, and the story/poem is about all the famous and inspiring men who came to her father's house when she was little from musicians to authors to politicians and all striving for racial equality. Wow, what an amazing childhood she must have had! The poem is printed in its original form in the back of the book and I found it more powerful to read that way than in the way it was broken up for the picture book side of things. Also, I am sorry to say that, while I recognized some of the famous figures, there were several men I did not recognize and I actually reread the "story" again after I read the brief bios in the back of the book; it made more sense and was more powerful that way. But, really, I am not sure how much children would get out of this book. I found myself lost at times and not really connecting to the figures because there is so little said about them and I didn't really know who some of them were so I think it will be a bit vague for most youngsters. That said, it is still worth while to introduce them to the fine poetry and beautiful artwork and it can be a good jumping off point for discussion about some of these inspiring figures like Paul Robeson, W.E.B. DuBois, Ray Barretto, Dizzy Gillespie, "Sonny Til" Tilghman, Kwame Nkrumah, and Duke Ellington.