Bethan Woollvin
Auteur de Little Red
Œuvres de Bethan Woollvin
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Though this wasn't my favorite of Woollvin's books, I really enjoy her style. The illustrations are simple, mostly in black, gray and white but with pops of color. In this story, the pop of color was Rapunzel's gold hair which was perfect. The story itself was simple and straight to the point, which is good for young children as it is easy to follow however, I did feel like the story was missing something. That being said, I did appreciate her version of the story where Rapunzel saves herself instead of the prince sweeping in to save her. I prefer that message over the one where Rapunzel waits in the tower to be saved.
Overall, I prefer Woollvin's Hansel & Gretel over this story, but I still enjoyed it.… (plus d'informations)
Overall, I prefer Woollvin's Hansel & Gretel over this story, but I still enjoyed it.… (plus d'informations)
Best friends Ebba, Helga, and Wren know something is not right, but when they tell the Chieftain, he dismisses their claims, replying, "Nonsense! ...and I know best." So the three little Vikings go out on their own, and wind up defeating a troll - "because we know best!"
Woollvin's recognizable style using thick black outlines and a limited but bold color palette works again in this tale of small girls outwitting and defeating those who would attack or underestimate them.
Woollvin's recognizable style using thick black outlines and a limited but bold color palette works again in this tale of small girls outwitting and defeating those who would attack or underestimate them.
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 8
- Membres
- 376
- Popularité
- #64,175
- Évaluation
- 3.9
- Critiques
- 53
- ISBN
- 41
- Langues
- 4
Awards/Honors: Macmillan Children’s Book Prize 2014, New York Times Best Illustrated Book 2016, AOI World Illustration Awards 2017