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Gobble and giggle with aardvarks, giraffes, and bunnies in this fun animal feast.
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《学校图书馆杂志》(School Library Journal)书评
PreS-London and Rex have teamed up on another title that story groups will love. This simple text that explores the sounds animals make as they enjoy their food will have children joining in. ("How does a cow eat? MOO-O-O-O chew, MOO-O-O-O chew.") Each animal receives its own double-page spread and the large colored-pencil drawings are very effective. The book ends with an illustration of a youngster in a high chair eyeing his animal crackers and the question, "How do you eat?" Combine this book with any of a number of toddler selections about animals, bring some crackers to hand out, and get ready to Crunch Munch at your next preschool program.-Meghan R. Malone, Turner Free Library, Randolph, MA (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
出版社周刊评论
Previously teamed for Wiggle Waggle and Snuggle Wuggle, author Jonathan London and artist Michael Rex survey some beguiling members of the animal kingdom in Crunch Munch for a cacophonous celebration of 10 different eating sounds. "How does a cow eat?/ MOO-O-O-O chew, MOO-O-O-O chew./ How does a chipmunk eat?/ Nibble bibble, nibble bibble." As in the earlier titles, after each animal gets the spotlight against a white double-page backdrop, the entire cast returns for a rousing reprise. (Apr.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
《儿童读物杂志》(Horn Book)书评
This book explores the sounds animals make as they eat. How does a bear eat? GRUM, GRUM, GRUM. / How does a giraffe eat? RIP-scrunch, RIP-scrunch. / How does a cat eat? Lippity-lap, lippity-lap. The playful language is enhanced by changing typefaces in different colors. The illustrations feature large images of animals on uncluttered white pages. From HORN BOOK Fall 2001, (c) Copyright 2010. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Kirkus评论
Filling his short, rhymed, repetitive text with chomps, crunches, slurps, slops, and other sounds of chowing down, London ( Snuggle Wuggle , 2000, etc.) invites young children to compare their own eating habits to those of a frog, giraffe, aardvark, cow, and other animals. Rex takes some liberties with the premise, as his beaver isn't eating, but chipping away at a tree (and, not to split hairs, but a cat lapping up milk isn't exactly "eating" either), but by suspending his large, smiling figures against white backgrounds he focuses the viewer's attention, and captures the tone and simplicity of the writing, nicely. A reprise at the end gives listeners a chance to repeat "Nibble, bibble," "SluuurpGULP," "Zap! Zap! Zap!," and "Lippety-lap." It's not Denise Fleming's Lunch (1992)or for that matter Peter Spier's classic Gobble, Growl, Grunt (1971)but it does cheerily celebrate the pleasures of noisy eating while deftly introducing the idea that for us such behavior is an option, not a necessity. (Picture book. 4-6)