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- ISBN：9781442436510
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- 出版时间：2012-01
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- 价格：32.20
- 纸张：胶版纸
- 装帧：平装
- 开本：32开
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Now in paperback, the New York Times bestselling tale of
chivalry and showmanship from Tony DiTerlizzi. Kenny is a little
rabbit with a very big problem. His two best friends are heading
into a battle of legendary proportions—with each other! In one
corner there’s Graeme, a well-read and cultured dragon with
sophisticated tastes. In the other there’s George, a retired knight
and dragon slayer who would be content to spend the rest of his
days in his bookshop.
Neither really wants to fight, but the village townsfolk are set
on removing Graeme from their midst and calling George out of
retirement. Can Kenny avert disaster? Tony DiTerlizzi puts a
fun-filled, thoroughly theatrical spin on Kenneth Graeme’s classic
tale of subterfuge and showmanship with this lighthearted romp of a
retelling.
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作者介绍：
Tony DiTerlizzi is the author of the New York Times
bestselling The Search for WondLa and the co-creator of the New
York Times bestselling series The Spiderwick Chronicles. He also
illustrated the Caldecott Honor Book The Spider and the Fly. He
lives with his family in western Massachusetts. Visit him at
DiTerlizzi.com.
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Publishers Weekly Fans hooked on DiTerlizzi's (coauthor of the
Spiderwick Chronicles) goblins and fairies may be disappointed
initially that his newest novel has neither, but chances are
they'll warm up to this old-fashioned tale that contains at least
one dragon. Kenny, a clever rabbit, befriends a dragon who has
settled on his family's property. Overcoming his fears, Kenny soon
realizes that Grahame is not the stereotyped fire-breathing
creature he reads about in books but a well-read, insightful dragon
with a flair for the dramatic arts and poetry.
But news of Grahame's presence leaks out to the townsfolk, and
before long the king summons a retired knight named (what else?)
George-he is also a friend of Kenny's-to battle Grahame to the
death. DiTerlizzi's novel is light-hearted and his informal pencil
sketches enhance the creative interpretation of what would
otherwise be a simple animal story. Some readers might struggle
with the mannered vocabulary, which encompasses words like "drake"
and varlet," and Beowulf references will probably be lost on the
intended audience. Regardless, readers will understand the author's
message: make friends, not unfair judgments. Ages 8-12. (Aug.)
Copyright ? Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier
Inc. All rights reserved. Children's Literature In Kenny Rabbit,'s
cozy world life drifts along smoothly, despite the bookish and
intellectual interests that separate him from his classmates.
When his father comes home terrified after spotting a dragon on
their property, Kenny's knowledge and curiosity give him the
courage to investigate. It turns out that the dragon is a kindred
spirit. Grahame, who pronounces his name "just like the cracker,
except with an ‘e' at the end," also loves reading, theater,
poetry, and gourmet cooking. Grahame's only hunger is to learn
more. He is above mindless activities like burning down castles and
eating princesses. Unfortunately, as Kenny's friendship with
Grahame grows, so does the townspeople's fear and ignorance. While
Kenny and his parents picnic with Grahame, the town prepares to
watch the king's dragon-slayer destroy what they believe to be a
fiery beast, even though they have never met him. Kenny must do
anything he can to save his new friend and educate the town about
what dragons are really like. This is a charmingly fun take on St.
George and the dragon in which the town of Roundbrook is filled
with animals taking on human roles and all learn a lesson about
prejudice from a child. Reviewer: Renee Farrah Fewer Reviews School
Library Journal Gr 3-6 Kenny's father brings home a fearsome
de*ion of an enormous creature: "...one of them flying things
that eats pretty maidens and burns castles to the ground." Instead
of being frightened, Kenny, a curious and well-read rabbit, wants
to meet the beast. His father, not too bright in some ways but
quite sensible in others, is sure Kenny can handle it, but Kenny's
no-nonsense mother insists, "Dishes and homework first." What
follows is a delightful riff on Kenneth Grahame's classic The
Reluctant Dragon , starring a dragon named Grahame that can
delicately torch crème br?lée with the flames from his left nostril
and has no interest in killing anyone. Before long, rumors and fear
create a mob mentality among the local townspeople, and Kenny has
to come up with a plan to prevent the retired dragon slayer
(George, of course) from killing Grahame. This is a fun story with
substance.
At one point, Kenny wonders, "How can they want someone killed
they don't even know?... How can George just blindly do whatever
the king says?" The civilizing influence of literature is another
theme that has relevance for today's readers. Lively pencil
sketches add to the charm. The author's reputation will enhance the
popularity of this solid fantasy.-Lauralyn Persson, Wilmette Public
Library, IL Kirkus Reviews Reports of children requesting rewrites
of The Reluctant Dragon are rare at best, but this new version may
be pleasing to young or adult readers less attuned to the pleasures
of literary period pieces.
Along with modernizing the language-"Hmf! This Beowulf fellow had
a severe anger management problem"-DiTerlizzi dials down the
original's violence. The red-blooded Boy is transformed into a
pacifistic bunny named Kenny, St. George is just George the badger,
a retired knight who owns a bookstore, and there is no actual
spearing (or, for that matter, references to the annoyed knight's
"Oriental language") in the climactic show-fight with the friendly,
creme-brulee-loving dragon Grahame. In look and spirit, the
author's finely detailed drawings of animals in human dress are
more in the style of Lynn Munsinger than, for instance, Ernest
Shepard or Michael Hague. They do, however, nicely reflect the
bright, informal tone of the text. A readable, if denatured,
rendition of a faded classic. (Fantasy. 9-11)
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