- Gebundene Ausgabe: 32 Seiten
- Verlag: Scholastic (September 1999)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0590899872
- ISBN-13: 978-0590899871
- Vom Hersteller empfohlenes Alter: 36 Monate - 7 Jahre
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 28,1 x 23,6 x 1,1 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 4.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 2.465.296 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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With the same old-fashioned pastoral setting as in Aylesworth and McClintock's Gingerbread Man (1998), this retelling of an old cumulative folktale is great for reading aloud and joining in. McClintock's delicately detailed double-page spreads in brown pencil and watercolor set the cozy farce in a Randolph Caldecott^-style, bucolic farmyard landscape. Aunt Pitty Patty brings a fine, fat piggy home from market, but the piggy won't go through the gate ("No, no, no, I will not go!"). Aunt Pitty Patty's niece Nelly asks the dog to bite the piggy, but the dog won't. She asks the stick to hit the dog, but the stick won't. And so on--until (surprise!) a cat agrees to help if Nelly gets it some milk, and the cow says she'll give milk, if . . . and then everything goes in reverse in a fast-paced, satisfying turnabout. The creatures' expressions and body language add to the fun, as stubborn disobedience and antisocial behavior give way to a hilarious community effort, ending when that piggy finally does go through the gate. Hazel Rochman
From Kirkus Reviews
Aylesworth and McClintock (The Gingerbread Man, 1998) tackle the story of the old woman whose pig won't go over the stile, hindering her from going home. Here, the fat piggy is purchased at the market, but when it arrives home, it won't go through the gate. The old woman, in this case Aunt Pitty Patty, enlists her young niece Nelly to go fetch help. Nelly implores a dog to bite the pig, a stick to hit the dog, a fire to burn the stick, water to douse the fire, etc. All the while, the piggy is parked by the gate reciting, ``No, no, no, I will not go.'' Aylesworth's addition of the rhyming refrain preserves some of the cadence of the traditional tale, while softening the verbs (``hit'' instead of ``beat,'' the rope ``ties'' instead of ``hangs,'' the butcher is to ``scare'' instead of ``kill'') usually associated with it. McClintock emphasizes expression over action, and employs the same dainty brown line and soft watercolor wash of this team's previous book. (Picture book/folklore. 3-7) -- Copyright ©1999, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.
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Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Children will enjoy this read aloud adventure of complications featuring one obstinate pig that refuses to enter a gate. When at last the stick, the cow, the butcher, et al. have resolved the matter, and Farmer Brown, Nelly, and Aunt Pitty Patty have settled down to a fine meal, guess who is looking in hungrily from the window. McClintock's 19th century style illustrations provide plenty of tenacious animals and sylvan scenes. A fine selection to add to your bedtime or storytime collection.
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How to get a pig through a gate...
11. März 2006
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Aunt Pitty Patty and her niece Nelly went to the market. When they returned home it was plus a pig. A pig that doesn't want to go through the house's gate, that is. Nelly goes to get help, and first asks a dog to bite the pig, but the dog refuses. So then she asks a stick to hit the dog, because he refused. When the stick refuses as well, Nelly continues the chain, asking all sorts of creatures and items to help her. Finally she gets a yes, and the chain holds true, right up to the stick hitting the dog which bites the pig, who then goes through the gate.
The story is told well, and flows nicely. It is easy to read out loud.
The illustrations in this book are beautiful. Very realistic, and full of detail (like the flowers along the road), these illustrations make the book special. They add a lot to the book. Nelly is cute, and as the story progresses you can see how she becomes more and more frustrated and annoyed.
All in all, it is a very good book with great illustrations.
Loggie-log-log-log
The story is told well, and flows nicely. It is easy to read out loud.
The illustrations in this book are beautiful. Very realistic, and full of detail (like the flowers along the road), these illustrations make the book special. They add a lot to the book. Nelly is cute, and as the story progresses you can see how she becomes more and more frustrated and annoyed.
All in all, it is a very good book with great illustrations.
Loggie-log-log-log
2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Aunt Pitty Patty's Piggy
19. April 2000
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Children will enjoy this read aloud adventure of complications featuring one obstinate pig that refuses to enter a gate. When at last the stick, the cow, the butcher, et al. have resolved the matter, and Farmer Brown, Nelly, and Aunt Pitty Patty have settled down to a fine meal, guess who is looking in hungrily from the window. McClintock's 19th century style illustrations provide plenty of tenacious animals and sylvan scenes. A fine selection to add to your bedtime or storytime collection.
How to get a pig through a gate...
11. März 2006
Aunt Pitty Patty and her niece Nelly went to the market. When they returned home it was plus a pig. A pig that doesn't want to go through the house's gate, that is. Nelly goes to get help, and first asks a dog to bite the pig, but the dog refuses. So then she asks a stick to hit the dog, because he refused. When the stick refuses as well, Nelly continues the chain, asking all sorts of creatures and items to help her. Finally she gets a yes, and the chain holds true, right up to the stick hitting the dog which bites the pig, who then goes through the gate.
The story is told well, and flows nicely. It is easy to read out loud.
The illustrations in this book are beautiful. Very realistic, and full of detail (like the flowers along the road), these illustrations make the book special. They add a lot to the book. Nelly is cute, and as the story progresses you can see how she becomes more and more frustrated and annoyed.
All in all, it is a very good book with great illustrations.
Loggie-log-log-log
The story is told well, and flows nicely. It is easy to read out loud.
The illustrations in this book are beautiful. Very realistic, and full of detail (like the flowers along the road), these illustrations make the book special. They add a lot to the book. Nelly is cute, and as the story progresses you can see how she becomes more and more frustrated and annoyed.
All in all, it is a very good book with great illustrations.
Loggie-log-log-log
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