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| Kindergarten-Grade 4-This humorous twist on a traditional tale will resonate with today's young readers. Told in rhyming couplets, this version features a protagonist who weeps, not from loneliness, but rather over the sorry state of her flowing blond locks. The prince, mistaking her tears for legitimate suffering, is determined to set her free and invites her to throw down her hair. Rapunzel, however, mishears his request and throws down her underwear instead. The persistent noble tries a variety of other tactics, asking for her locks, tresses, rope, twine, and ladder, each time growing less enamored as she responds with socks, dresses, a cantaloupe, a swine, and a bowl of pancake batter. Finally, he begs her to let down her braid, but instead out drops her maid, a fortuitous mistake since the servant and the prince fall madly in love and ride off together. The verses are clever and concise, and the rhyming pattern allows listeners to anticipate their endings and to giggle over the results. The rhythm is consistent and the stresses in each line flow naturally, inspiring would-be poets. Monks's delightful acrylic-and-collage illustrations add to the humor. Their bright, vivacious colors, bold patterns, fun background details (e.g., skyscrapers, airplanes, and a computer in Rapunzel's tower), and exaggerated facial expressions reinforce the silliness. Pair this with David Wiesner's The Three Pigs (Clarion, 2001) and Diane Stanley's Goldie and the Three Bears (HarperCollins, 2003) for a fresh look at classic fairy tales.
Nancy Menaldi-Scanlan, LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI
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| This is a hilarious adaptation of the story of Rapunzel. I read this to students in an elementary special education class and they also loved it. The rhyming makes it fun for the kids to guess what Rapunzel throws down. The prince will say, "Throw down your curly locks!" The next lines would say, "So Rapunzel threw out...." and the kids would have fun guessing what Rapunzel threw down. Another teacher in the room stopped what they were doing and listened to the story as well. |
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| 我要学英语: 挺有趣的一个故事
| 2010/12/9 16:31:00 |
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两个人因为距离太远听不清楚说话,而发生的一系列误解,很有趣.王子认为自己可以营救长发姑娘,可是长发姑娘就是听不清楚他的话,于是除了王子想要的东西外,扔下了许多东西.不过结局挺圆满.王子喜欢上了被扔下的女仆.尤其看到最后才知道,原来长发姑娘住的地方是有"back door"的,觉得原来王子折腾了这么半天,原来事情是这样的,很幽默. |
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| 菜农妈: 超搞笑的鸡对鸭讲
| 2011/4/2 14:47:00 |
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小菜农读到王子说"throw down your hair",结果Rapunzel听成:your underwear, 笑倒!还有curely locks 她听成dirty socks...押韵的字能写成这么风趣幽默,小朋友读起来兴致那个高呀. |
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