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Caractéristiques de l'objet
- État
- Très bon état
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- ISBN-10
- 0195114760
- Publication Name
- Oxford University Press
- Type
- Hardcover
- Number Of Pages
- 96
- Item Length
- 8.1 inches
- Item Width
- 0.6 inches
- Item Height
- 10.1 inches
- Item Weight
- 1 pounds
- ISBN
- 9780195114768
- Publication Year
- 1997
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Book Title
- Pasteboard Bandit
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
- Genre
- Juvenile Fiction
- Topic
- People & Places / Mexico, Toys, Dolls & Puppets, General, Social Themes / Friendship
- Intended Audience
- Young Adults
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In this delightful children's tale, an American boy, Kenny Strange, moves to the quiet Mexican town of Taxco with his parents and strikes up a friendship with young Juanito Perez, a Taxco native. The two boys are brought together by an enchanting toy, the pasteboard bandit Tito. Chosen byJuanito at a town fair from among the other pasteboard toys, Tito, with his colorful clothes and bright eyes, becomes Juanito's and Kenny's constant companion, and the threesome share many adventures in and around the town's rolling green hills. The boys' growing friendship, Kenny's introduction toa culture unlike his own, and Tito's witty reflections on being a toy will be recognized instantly by anyone young or old who has ever made a friend or imagined that a toy might be real.Originally written in 1935, but never before published, The Pasteboard Bandit grew out of several trips Langston Hughes made to Mexico during his lifetime. Hughes first went to the town of Toluca at age 5 to visit his father, and again when he was older. During these visits, Hughes met many writersand artists, and it is their influence that informs the story of The Pasteboard Bandit--a story of two cultures meeting. When Hughes left Mexico for the last time, at age 32, he was carrying the first draft for The Pasteboard Bandit.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195114760
ISBN-13
9780195114768
eBay Product ID (ePID)
453479
Product Key Features
Book Title
Pasteboard Bandit
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
People & Places / Mexico, Toys, Dolls & Puppets, General, Social Themes / Friendship
Intended Audience
Young Adults
Publication Year
1997
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Dimensions
Item Length
10.1in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
8.1in
Item Weight
20.1 Oz
Additional Product Features
As Told to
Wall, Cheryl A.
Lc Classification Number
Pz7.B6443pas 1997
Grade from
Third Grade
Grade to
Seventh Grade
Reviews
"Makes a sincere and convincing appeal for racial tolerance, presented to readers within a parable of family love and childhood imagination.... The poetic voices of Bontemps and Hughes sound a call for cultural exchange that remains compelling.... Written with foresight and poetic skill, ThePasteboard Bandit affirms the idealsim of its authors, encouraging all of us to dream of a world without prejudice."--Hungry Mind Review, "About the meeting of two dramatically different cultures and how they arebrought closer by a colorfully painted cardboard cutout of a bandit....[Turley's] paintings are alive with bright primary colors and soothing pastels.The artwork is a delicious blend of the fanciful and real and perfectlycomplements the text.... Hughes and Bontemps used their little story toemphasize the healing value of communication. Spanish is sprinkled throughoutthe book to add authenticity to an alien culture."--Home News Tribune (EastBrunswick, NJ), "The winsome tale of the friendship that flourishes between a Mexican boy and a boy from America has a timely message for today's youngsters.... The authors focus on such child-pleasing topics as holidays, food, and learning to communicate, as the boys teach each other key words in Spanish andEnglish--while gently underscoring the importance of tolerance, self-esteem, and sharing. Exploding with vivid colors and fanciful patterns, Turley's full-bleed stylized paintings have a playful, collage-like quality.... It's easy to believe that Bontemps and Hughes would be delighted with thisanimated volume--and that readers will be, too."--Publishers Weekly (starred review), "Hughes and Bontemps successfully capture the lush Mexican culture withall its sights and sounds. Turley's vivid, Mexican-inspired illustrations pairnicely with this warmhearted story.... Sure to charm children andadults."--MultiCultural Review, "A fanciful, lyrical piece about two boys, one Mexican, one white American, and the toy figure of a bandit that the boys make their friend."--The New York Times, "Sincerely drawn and appealing.... Tito is a good soldier, patient whenthe boys leave him behind in their play, and brave when, in a little pasteboardway, he rescues Juanito and Kenny when they become trapped in an abandonedmine.... A lot of fun."--The Horn Book Magazine, "A fanciful, lyrical piece about two boys, one Mexican, one whiteAmerican, and the toy figure of a bandit that the boys make their friend."--TheNew York Times, "The winsome tale of the friendship that flourishes between a Mexican boyand a boy from America has a timely message for today's youngsters.... Theauthors focus on such child-pleasing topics as holidays, food, and learning tocommunicate, as the boys teach each other key words in Spanish andEnglish--while gently underscoring the importance of tolerance, self-esteem, andsharing. Exploding with vivid colors and fanciful patterns, Turley's full-bleedstylized paintings have a playful, collage-like quality.... It's easy to believethat Bontemps and Hughes would be delighted with this animated volume--and thatreaders will be, too."--Publishers Weekly (starred review), "This beautifully illustrated children's book depicts a white American boyand a Mexican boy in an intercultural adventure in which both cultures andlanguages are equal.... A must for all elementary school libraries."--RethinkingSchools, "While the book may be of historical value to scholars, children in grade 4 will enjoy the gentle story of the boys' games and summertime adventures."--Library Talk, "About the meeting of two dramatically different cultures and how they are brought closer by a colorfully painted cardboard cutout of a bandit.... [Turley's] paintings are alive with bright primary colors and soothing pastels. The artwork is a delicious blend of the fanciful and real andperfectly complements the text.... Hughes and Bontemps used their little story to emphasize the healing value of communication. Spanish is sprinkled throughout the book to add authenticity to an alien culture."--Home News Tribune (East Brunswick, NJ), "This beautifully illustrated children's book depicts a white American boy and a Mexican boy in an intercultural adventure in which both cultures and languages are equal.... A must for all elementary school libraries."--Rethinking Schools, "Hughes and Bontemps successfully capture the lush Mexican culture with all its sights and sounds. Turley's vivid, Mexican-inspired illustrations pair nicely with this warmhearted story.... Sure to charm children and adults."--MultiCultural Review "Makes a sincere and convincing appeal for racial tolerance, presented to readers within a parable of family love and childhood imagination.... The poetic voices of Bontemps and Hughes sound a call for cultural exchange that remains compelling.... Written with foresight and poetic skill, The Pasteboard Bandit affirms the idealsim of its authors, encouraging all of us to dream of a world without prejudice."--Hungry Mind Review "The Mexican setting is authentic and joyful, from food and scenery to language and pinatas; and Turley's gorgeously colored acrylic illustrations evoke Mexican folk art and murals."--Booklist "A fanciful, lyrical piece about two boys, one Mexican, one white American, and the toy figure of a bandit that the boys make their friend."--The New York Times "While the book may be of historical value to scholars, children in grade 4 will enjoy the gentle story of the boys' games and summertime adventures."--Library Talk "The winsome tale of the friendship that flourishes between a Mexican boy and a boy from America has a timely message for today's youngsters.... The authors focus on such child-pleasing topics as holidays, food, and learning to communicate, as the boys teach each other key words in Spanish and English--while gently underscoring the importance of tolerance, self-esteem, and sharing. Exploding with vivid colors and fanciful patterns, Turley's full-bleed stylized paintings have a playful, collage-like quality.... It's easy to believe that Bontemps and Hughes would be delighted with this animated volume--and that readers will be, too."--Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Sincerely drawn and appealing.... Tito is a good soldier, patient when the boys leave him behind in their play, and brave when, in a little pasteboard way, he rescues Juanito and Kenny when they become trapped in an abandoned mine.... A lot of fun."--The Horn Book Magazine, "Hughes and Bontemps successfully capture the lush Mexican culture with all its sights and sounds. Turley's vivid, Mexican-inspired illustrations pair nicely with this warmhearted story.... Sure to charm children and adults."-- MultiCultural Review "Makes a sincere and convincing appeal for racial tolerance, presented to readers within a parable of family love and childhood imagination.... The poetic voices of Bontemps and Hughes sound a call for cultural exchange that remains compelling.... Written with foresight and poetic skill, The Pasteboard Bandit affirms the idealsim of its authors, encouraging all of us to dream of a world without prejudice."-- Hungry Mind Review "The Mexican setting is authentic and joyful, from food and scenery to language and pinatas; and Turley's gorgeously colored acrylic illustrations evoke Mexican folk art and murals."-- Booklist "A fanciful, lyrical piece about two boys, one Mexican, one white American, and the toy figure of a bandit that the boys make their friend."-- The New York Times "While the book may be of historical value to scholars, children in grade 4 will enjoy the gentle story of the boys' games and summertime adventures."-- Library Talk "The winsome tale of the friendship that flourishes between a Mexican boy and a boy from America has a timely message for today's youngsters.... The authors focus on such child-pleasing topics as holidays, food, and learning to communicate, as the boys teach each other key words in Spanish and English--while gently underscoring the importance of tolerance, self-esteem, and sharing. Exploding with vivid colors and fanciful patterns, Turley's full-bleed stylized paintings have a playful, collage-like quality.... It's easy to believe that Bontemps and Hughes would be delighted with this animated volume--and that readers will be, too."-- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Sincerely drawn and appealing.... Tito is a good soldier, patient when the boys leave him behind in their play, and brave when, in a little pasteboard way, he rescues Juanito and Kenny when they become trapped in an abandoned mine.... A lot of fun."-- The Horn Book Magazine, "Sincerely drawn and appealing.... Tito is a good soldier, patient when the boys leave him behind in their play, and brave when, in a little pasteboard way, he rescues Juanito and Kenny when they become trapped in an abandoned mine.... A lot of fun."--The Horn Book Magazine, "Hughes and Bontemps successfully capture the lush Mexican culture with all its sights and sounds. Turley's vivid, Mexican-inspired illustrations pair nicely with this warmhearted story.... Sure to charm children and adults."--MultiCultural Review "Makes a sincere and convincing appeal for racial tolerance, presented to readers within a parable of family love and childhood imagination.... The poetic voices of Bontemps and Hughes sound a call for cultural exchange that remains compelling.... Written with foresight and poetic skill,ThePasteboard Banditaffirms the idealsim of its authors, encouraging all of us to dream of a world without prejudice."--Hungry Mind Review "The Mexican setting is authentic and joyful, from food and scenery to language and pinatas; and Turley's gorgeously colored acrylic illustrations evoke Mexican folk art and murals."--Booklist "A fanciful, lyrical piece about two boys, one Mexican, one white American, and the toy figure of a bandit that the boys make their friend."--The New York Times "While the book may be of historical value to scholars, children in grade 4 will enjoy the gentle story of the boys' games and summertime adventures."--Library Talk "The winsome tale of the friendship that flourishes between a Mexican boy and a boy from America has a timely message for today's youngsters.... The authors focus on such child-pleasing topics as holidays, food, and learning to communicate, as the boys teach each other key words in Spanish and English--while gently underscoring the importance of tolerance, self-esteem, and sharing. Exploding with vivid colors and fanciful patterns, Turley's full-bleed stylized paintings have a playful, collage-like quality.... It's easy to believe that Bontemps and Hughes would be delighted with this animated volume--and that readers will be, too."--Publishers Weekly(starred review) "Sincerely drawn and appealing.... Tito is a good soldier, patient when the boys leave him behind in their play, and brave when, in a little pasteboard way, he rescues Juanito and Kenny when they become trapped in an abandoned mine.... A lot of fun."--The Horn Book Magazine, "Hughes and Bontemps successfully capture the lush Mexican culture with all its sights and sounds. Turley's vivid, Mexican-inspired illustrations pair nicely with this warmhearted story.... Sure to charm children and adults."--MultiCultural Review, "Makes a sincere and convincing appeal for racial tolerance, presented toreaders within a parable of family love and childhood imagination.... The poeticvoices of Bontemps and Hughes sound a call for cultural exchange that remainscompelling.... Written with foresight and poetic skill, The Pasteboard Banditaffirms the idealsim of its authors, encouraging all of us to dream of a worldwithout prejudice."--Hungry Mind Review, "The Mexican setting is authentic and joyful, from food and scenery tolanguage and pinatas; and Turley's gorgeously colored acrylic illustrationsevoke Mexican folk art and murals."--Booklist, "While the book may be of historical value to scholars, children in grade4 will enjoy the gentle story of the boys' games and summertimeadventures."--Library Talk, "The Mexican setting is authentic and joyful, from food and scenery to language and pinatas; and Turley's gorgeously colored acrylic illustrations evoke Mexican folk art and murals."--Booklist
Illustrated by
Turley, Peggy
Copyright Date
1997
Target Audience
Young Adult Audience
Lccn
97-011626
Dewey Decimal
[Fic]
Series
The Iona and Peter Opie Library of Children's Literature Ser.
Dewey Edition
21
Illustrated
Yes
Number of Pages
96 Pages
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