Любимите приказки за Братко Зайко

by Joel Chandler Harris, Джоуъл Чандлър Харис, Рене Клоук (Illustrator)

Приказките на чичо Римъс са една прекрасна колекция от приказки за животни, събрани и издадени от Джоуъл Чандлър Харис преди близо 150 години.

В това издание са подбрани най-хубавите и занимателни истории от тази колекция. Книгата е великолепно илюстрирана с много обич и въображение от гениалната Рене Клоук. Вече повече от сто години книгата радва децата в десетки страни.

Братко Зайко обича да си прави шеги със своите приятели от гората, но не винаги се случва това, което той очаква. Ще успеят ли Лиско, Вълчо и другите животни да дадат на пакостливото зайче някои ценни уроци? Всички приказки весели и занимателни, а поуките от тях са валидни и днес.

74 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2021

About the author

Joel Chandler Harris was an American journalist born in Eatonton, Georgia who wrote the Uncle Remus stories, including Uncle Remus; His Songs and His Sayings, The Folk-Lore of the Old Plantation, (1880), Nights with Uncle Remus (1881 & 1882), Uncle Remus and His Friends (1892), and Uncle Remus and the Little Boy (1905).

The stories, based on the African-American oral storytelling tradition, were revolutionary in their use of dialect and in featuring a trickster hero called Br'er ("Brother") Rabbit, who uses his wits against adversity, though his efforts do not always succeed. The frog is the trickster character in traditional tales in Central and Southern Africa. The stories, which began appearing in the Atlanta Constitution in 1879, were popular among both Black and White readers in the North and South, not least because they presented an idealized view of race relations soon after the Civil War. The first published Brer Rabbit stories were written by President Theodore Roosevelt's uncle, Robert Roosevelt.

Reviews

[Iluta Jakubovska Solovjova · Rating 5 out of 5]

Te ir grāmata, kur mans bērns smējās skaļā balsī un prasīja, lai lasu vēl un vēl. Tik jautra tā bija.
Daudz īsu stāstiņu par Brālīti Trusīti un viņa draugiem un citiem meža iemītniekiem, kurus labprāt redzēja pēc iespējas retāk. Un kā nu ne, ja Lapsa Kūmiņš centās Brālīti Trusīti apēst vai izdarīt kādu citu nejaucību. Nu gluži kā Tomā un Džerijā. Bet bez tā meža iemītnieku viens otru centās pārspēt viltībā, izjokot vai kā citādi ar smiekliem izraibināt savu dienu. Arī Brālīša Trusīša labs draugs Brālis Bruņurupucis māk jokot un izāzēt, apsteidzot citus ar viltībām. Tad vēl bija Brālis Lācis un Brālis Vilks, kuri arī sastrādāja dažādus smieklīgus notikumus.
Lasiet un smejieties kopā ar bērniem. Un baudiet košās ilustrācijas. Kā reiz noder drēgnajam rudens laikam.

[Hannah Ford · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a lovely compilation of some of the classic Brer Rabbit stories, accented by Cloke's beautifully detailed illustrations. The intricacies and humor of the stories would likely best suit elementary-aged children, though the stories are short enough (and the pictures inviting enough) that even my toddlers loves them.

[Ilze Melberga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Viena no skaitākajām ilustrētajām bērnu grāmatām. Manam 6 gadniekam un 3 gadniekam ļoti patika, īpaši tas, ka katru Brālīša Trusīša viltību varējām pēc tam pārrunāt. Viegli lasāma, bērniem viegli uztverama. Noteikti iesaku kā lasāmvielu sākumskolniekiem.