I Got You
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I Got You
Letto da:
Nile Bullock
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Letto da:
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Nile Bullock
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Derrick Barnes
A proposito di questo titolo
Rasheed has the best big brother in the world! Anthony has been his hero from day one, making him feel safe during storms and included in all kinds of fun activities. Thanks to Anthony, Rasheed knows all about worms, mud pies, puddles, and how to fly on a swing. And now that Rasheed is getting a little older, Anthony is teaching him how to do big-boy things, like button his own shirt, and ride a bike. And most importantly, that there will be times when Anthony needs his own space and time with his buddies. At first Rasheed feels crushed not to be included full-time with his brother, but fortunately, Anthony reassures him that even when they're not together he still loves Rasheed and nothing will ever change that. And when Momma and Daddy share the big news that soon both of them will be big brothers, Rasheed knows--thanks to Anthony--just what kind of big brother he wants to be.
Recensioni della critica
* "Barnes (The King of Kindergarten) honors older siblings’ contributions to family dynamics. Rasheed’s first memory is of elder brother Anthony, whose ‘electric smile’ welcomed him to the family. . . . As Rasheed grows, Anthony’s guidance extends to building and toppling block towers, braving scary storms, and jumping into puddles. Stylized illustrations from Knight-Justice (Big Tune) layer bold patterns to capture the brothers’ bond and joy in each other’s company as Anthony both claims his own space and reassures Rasheed that, no matter what, ‘I got you.’ And when their parents announce a new addition, Rasheed is more than ready to take the reins, having learned from Anthony how to be a steady sibling, and echoing his older brother’s promise to the infant. It’s a touching work that models secure attachments and strong sibling connections.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review
* “Anthony leaves Rasheed with perhaps the greatest lesson of all: how to be a supportive big brother himself. Narrated by Rasheed, Barnes’ text is elegant in its simplicity, loving yet never saccharine, and always emotionally honest. Using varied perspectives, Knight-Justice’s richly hued, collagelike digital illustrations combine a patchwork of textures and patterns, immersing readers in this affectionate Black family’s world . . . bringing to life an idyllic suburban setting. Brotherly love and Black joy abound in this brilliantly told tribute to the ties that bind.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
* “This moving picture book depicts a loving Black family with a strong bond between siblings. Barnes’ simple, beautiful narrative is illuminated by Knight-Justice’s expressive, digital illustrations. An enjoyable picture book for reading aloud in families with children who wonder about becoming an older sibling.” —Booklist, starred review
* “In rhythmic, first-person narration, Rasheed recounts how his older sibling gently guides him through the big and small lessons of growing up. . . . Barnes captures the emotional richness of sibling relationships with honesty and tenderness, delivering a satisfying resolution in the final pages. . . . Knight-Justice’s gorgeous collage and digital illustrations wrap the family in a visual atmosphere of warmth and creativity. Textured backdrops layer musical notes, leaves, and geometric forms, evoking rhythm, growth, and care. Characters are depicted in a range of brown skin tones, grounding the story in a joyful and lovingly rendered Black family. The boys’ bond stays visually centered, even as the world around them shifts. A deeply affirming portrayal of sibling dynamics and growing up. Highly recommended for collections exploring family, emotional resilience, and love in all its quiet forms.”—School Library Journal, starred review
* “Anthony leaves Rasheed with perhaps the greatest lesson of all: how to be a supportive big brother himself. Narrated by Rasheed, Barnes’ text is elegant in its simplicity, loving yet never saccharine, and always emotionally honest. Using varied perspectives, Knight-Justice’s richly hued, collagelike digital illustrations combine a patchwork of textures and patterns, immersing readers in this affectionate Black family’s world . . . bringing to life an idyllic suburban setting. Brotherly love and Black joy abound in this brilliantly told tribute to the ties that bind.” —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
* “This moving picture book depicts a loving Black family with a strong bond between siblings. Barnes’ simple, beautiful narrative is illuminated by Knight-Justice’s expressive, digital illustrations. An enjoyable picture book for reading aloud in families with children who wonder about becoming an older sibling.” —Booklist, starred review
* “In rhythmic, first-person narration, Rasheed recounts how his older sibling gently guides him through the big and small lessons of growing up. . . . Barnes captures the emotional richness of sibling relationships with honesty and tenderness, delivering a satisfying resolution in the final pages. . . . Knight-Justice’s gorgeous collage and digital illustrations wrap the family in a visual atmosphere of warmth and creativity. Textured backdrops layer musical notes, leaves, and geometric forms, evoking rhythm, growth, and care. Characters are depicted in a range of brown skin tones, grounding the story in a joyful and lovingly rendered Black family. The boys’ bond stays visually centered, even as the world around them shifts. A deeply affirming portrayal of sibling dynamics and growing up. Highly recommended for collections exploring family, emotional resilience, and love in all its quiet forms.”—School Library Journal, starred review
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