From Organization / 国外机构评价: |
| PreS-Gr 2-Rohmann's relief prints bring an exuberant humor to Fleming's rhythmic read-aloud. When an elastic-looking frog falls into a deep hole ("Ribbit-oops!"), a timid mouse, lugubrious loris, resourceful sun bear, and jaunty monkey all tumble down after him during unsuccessful rescue attempts. Fleming's bouncing rhymes and repeated lines-set in comfortably large, rounded text-entice readers into an enjoyable delivery complete with snarled sound effects and onomatopoeic exclamations. The repetitive "Oh, no!" allows listeners to join in with the engaging text as the animals face a lurking tiger eager to snack on the helpless group. Rohmann knows to leave swathes of open space in his full-spread illustrations, focusing attention on his expressive, energetic animals in their vibrant safari palette of bright browns, tans, and greens. In a satisfying conclusion, the refrain returns as the tiger, now stuck in the hole, asks the released animals if they will help him clamber out. Oh, no! |
Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| This book has everything going for it: a repetitive (but fun!) story and wonderful, bold illustrations. I knew "Oh, No!" would be a story time hit as soon as I read it for myself. The kids loved trying to imitate the quirky animal sounds and the dreaded "Ohhhhhh, no!" as I read along. Eric Rohmann's illustrations are absolutely gorgeous -- they are bold and charming enough to be easily seen from an entire room of children (they especially enjoyed pointing out parts of the tiger sticking out on each page).
Sympathy for the tiger or not, the story time families and I had a great time with this book! |
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