Whispers of Winter Magic! Journey with a Little Boy Named James into a Snowy Dreamland of Wonder and Friendship!
In White Winter, little James drifts off to sleep as a gentle snowstorm blankets the world, dreaming of a majestic white horse carrying each delicate snowflake. When morning arrives, his dream has come true! Join James as he excitedly explores this breathtaking snowy landscape, discovering the quiet magic of winter and perhaps even a new friend along the way. With its lyrical text and charming vintage illustrations, White Winter isn't just a story - it's an invitation to appreciate the beauty of nature, embrace the wonder of imagination, and feel the warmth of friendship even in the cold winter season. Perfect for cozy read-alouds, this heartwarming tale will spark joy, encourage a sense of awe, and remind us of the special magic found in the quiet moments of our world.
Spark Wonder and Awe: Immerse young readers in the enchanting beauty and quiet magic of a snowy winter landscape.
Encourages Imagination: Little readers will develop their creative minds as they follow James's journey from a snowy dream to a real-life winter wonderland.
Promotes Appreciation for Nature: Cultivates a sense of wonder and respect for the beauty and tranquility of the natural world.
Gentle Introduction to Winter: Perfect for little ones experiencing the magic of snow for the first time.
Highlights the Power of Friendship: The magical winter landscape provides a backdrop for exploring the joy of shared experiences.
Lyrical Prose for Cozy Read-Alouds: The gentle and poetic language creates a calming and engaging reading experience, promoting a sense of serenity and mindfulness.
A Heartwarming Story for Families: Perfect for sharing special moments and creating lasting winter memories together.
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Rezensionen / Stimmen
"All the way from the Czech Republic, a snow story for readers. A mystical white horse that symbolizes snowfall transforms the dark winter landscape at the beginning of this lyrical, enigmatic picture book. The wind blows the snow into drifts and piles on objects and animals outside, so "in the morning, the yard is filled with snowmen," answering the dreams of a young boy named James. After he comes outside, the animals tell him how the snow has affected them. "I've lost the roof you made for me." "It blew away my nuts and seeds." The "wise woodpecker" suggests that everyone "pitch in" and help. Abruptly, the scene shifts to focus on James' peers romping in the snow; James decides he would rather join the girls in decorating the snowmen instead of playing with the boys, who are building forts. After James and a girl named Elise enjoy a day of wintry fun, that night the white horse appears in Elise's dream. "But only James knows why," reads the final, mystifying line. Some elements of this tale are confusing, perhaps quite literally lost in translation, though Kudlacek's whimsical multimedia illustrations may pique readers' interest, with playful details in the snowmen's attire, the characters' depictions, and the saturated landscapes. The children are pale-skinned. A bit too much left to wonder about in this winter wonderland." -Kirkus Reviews
"Truly magical! Peek inside for a winter personified. A season brought to life in what feels like a dream, woven with imagination, wonder, and whimsy." -Watermark Books&Cafe, Bookseller
Sprache
Verlagsort
Zielgruppe
Für Kinder
Reading Age: From 3 to 6 years
Produkt-Hinweis
Illustrationen
Color illustrations throughout
Maße
Höhe: 240 mm
Breite: 252 mm
Dicke: 12 mm
Gewicht
ISBN-13
978-80-00-07620-1 (9788000076201)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Milena Lukesova was born in Bohemia, Czechoslovakia and is the author of numerous children's books. A graduate of Charles University in Prague, she worked for many years as a children's book editor of the Czech publishing company, Albatros. Her work earned her a place on the IBBY Honour List in 1982.
Jan Kudlacek was born in Moravia, Czechoslovakia. He studied at the State School of Graphics in Prague and illustrated his first book in 1963. Since then, he has illustrated many children's books and received various awards and honors for his outstanding work.
