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Bodil Bredsdorff

Auteur van The Crow-Girl: The Children of Crow Cove

11 Werken 379 Leden 21 Besprekingen

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Bevat de naam: Bodil Bredesdorff

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Werken van Bodil Bredsdorff

Eidi: The Children of Crow Cove (1995) 78 exemplaren
Tink: The Children of Crow Cove (1994) 30 exemplaren
Alek: The Children of Crow Cove (2008) 30 exemplaren
Unter Brüdern (2009) 3 exemplaren
Safran (1996) 2 exemplaren
Sorte negle (1994) 1 exemplaar
Schlagschatten (2013) 1 exemplaar
LE FLEUVE-SERPENT (HIBOUK) (2012) 1 exemplaar

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Now I remember, when I read Children of Crow Cove (or whatever it was called), I thought it was nice, but a bit strange, and very quiet, and I wasn't sure who would ever read it. Also, very Not American. I don't mean that in a bad way, in fact, that's why I read the Batchelders. But I don't know who to give this to. The child abuse makes it a tough sell for younger children, it's light on plot, and has a real folktale feeling to it.
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amandabock | 3 andere besprekingen | Dec 10, 2019 |
A Batchelder winner in translation from the Danish, The Crow Girl reads like a fairy tale or parable. The story & setting are spare like the rocky coastal settlement where much of the story takes place. The characters, beginning with Crow-Girl & her grandmother are depict human experience (removed from texting & screens) & reality both bitter & sweet.

Crow Girl's grandmother eke out a simple existence &, as Grandmother approaches her death (the vehicle for subsequent action in the story), she warns her grandchild to attend to 3 important truths.

Crow Girl's subsequent dislocation, wanderings, & engagements with new people, places & circumstances demonstrate her grandmother's wisdom & Crow-Girl's resilience.

While the story depicts violence, Crow Girl is still appropriate for Intermediates & possibly sturdy Juniors. In its unblinking examination of a wide range of human emotion, it reads like Farmer Boy or Charlotte's Web.

I will be curious to hear the responses of my students.
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msmilton | 10 andere besprekingen | Jul 18, 2018 |
A Batchelder winner in translation from the Danish, The Crow Girl reads like a fairy tale or parable. The story & setting are spare like the rocky coastal settlement where much of the story takes place. The characters, beginning with Crow-Girl & her grandmother are depict human experience (removed from texting & screens) & reality both bitter & sweet.

Crow Girl's grandmother eke out a simple existence &, as Grandmother approaches her death (the vehicle for subsequent action in the story), she warns her grandchild to attend to 3 important truths.

Crow Girl's subsequent dislocation, wanderings, & engagements with new people, places & circumstances demonstrate her grandmother's wisdom & Crow-Girl's resilience.

While the story depicts violence, Crow Girl is still appropriate for Intermediates & possibly sturdy Juniors. In its unblinking examination of a wide range of human emotion, it reads like Farmer Boy or Charlotte's Web.

I will be curious to hear the responses of my students.
… (meer)
 
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msmilton | 10 andere besprekingen | Jul 18, 2018 |

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11
Leden
379
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#63,709
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3.8
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21
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44
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