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Chargement... Come and Dance, Wicked Witch! (2015)par Hanna Kraan
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Appartient à la sérieDe Boze Heks (9)
Will the Wicked Witch come to the party and dance? Partying is not really her thing--she is supposed to be angry, fearsome and horrible. Yet a party where all the animals come in the forest come, but the Wicked Witch does not appear, wouldn't feel right. When she does come to the party, her agenda of spreading fear changes by degrees to having a good time with her neighbors. Annemarie's lively illustrations seem to dance off the pages as the celebration continues. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Originally published in Dutch as Kom je dansen, boze heks?, this sweet picture-book is the ninth title from author Hanna Kraan and illustrator Annemarie van Haeringen to feature the eponymous Wicked Witch - or, more accurately, the "angry witch" - but only the first in picture-book form. The character of "de Boze Heks" first appeared in 1990, in the pages of the story collection, Verhalen van de boze heks - translated into English as Tales of the Wicked Witch - and she went on to star in seven more such collections. The first three of these collections have been translated into English, and I hope to track them down at some point and read them. I enjoyed Come and Dance, Wicked Witch!, finding the story engaging and the artwork interesting, but I couldn't help wondering whether it would have made a stronger impression upon me, were I already familiar with the characters. On the other hand, I didn't feel at a disadvantage, not having read the earlier titles, and perhaps the picture-book format here makes a good introduction to the world of "de boze heks" for younger children. However that might be, it is to younger children who enjoy stories of witches and woodland animals that I would recommend this one, as well as to those readers interested in Dutch children's books. ( )