黛西的球



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這本《紐約時報》暢銷書與《紐約時報》最佳插畫獎作品,以克里斯·拉西卡獨有的方式,訴說一個關於愛與失去的故事。
任何曾因心愛玩具損壞而傷心的孩子,都能體會黛西最喜歡的球被大狗弄壞時的痛苦。如同他近乎無字的繪本《喲!對啊?》,凱迪克獎得主克里斯·拉西卡以圖畫探索擁有特殊玩具所帶來的喜悅與悲傷。拉西卡標誌性的旋轉、印象派風格插畫,以及他充滿情感的敘事,特別能引起喜愛小狗的孩子,以及正在教導孩子面對失去珍愛之物的老師與家長的共鳴。



Category: 商品
這本《紐約時報》暢銷書與《紐約時報》最佳插畫獎作品,以克里斯·拉西卡獨有的方式,訴說一個關於愛與失去的故事。
任何曾因心愛玩具損壞而傷心的孩子,都能體會黛西最喜歡的球被大狗弄壞時的痛苦。如同他近乎無字的繪本《喲!對啊?》,凱迪克獎得主克里斯·拉西卡以圖畫探索擁有特殊玩具所帶來的喜悅與悲傷。拉西卡標誌性的旋轉、印象派風格插畫,以及他充滿情感的敘事,特別能引起喜愛小狗的孩子,以及正在教導孩子面對失去珍愛之物的老師與家長的共鳴。
My dog-loving kindergartner asked for this every night for two weeks straight—the way the story handles Daisy's loss without being heavy-handed really resonated with her. We've read a lot of picture books, but this one's pacing feels uniquely gentle.
The watercolor illustrations are stunning, and the way the story handles the dog's grief without being heavy-handed really resonated with my nephew. He lost his favorite stuffed bunny last month and now asks to read it every night, which feels like a small comfort ritual.
My 3-year-old has made me read this to her every night since it arrived, and she gets genuinely teary at the part where the ball pops. The illustrations really capture that raw feeling of losing something you love, and the wordless pages let her tell the story in her own words. It's a beautiful way