Author introduction
David Shannon—Do you all feel particularly familiar with this name? That’s right, he is the famous American picture book master who created the famous picture book "No David", and is also the author of the picture book we share today~
David Shannon, born in Washington, USA in 1959, is a well-known American picture book writer and painter. He has created more than 20 brilliant works for children and is also an ever-winning army of various important awards.
David Shannon graduated from the Art Center School of Design in California and later went to New York to develop. He has illustrated the New York Times , Times Magazine and Rolling Stone Magazine, and has also designed book covers.
In 1989, David Shannon began to create children's picture books, but it was five years since 1999 that David Shannon's first picture book was released, and David was still lukewarm. During this period, he wrote "How many spots are there in the jaguar?" 》 (How Many Spots Does a Leopard Have?) with illustrations, and this book also won the American Library Society Excellent Children's Book Award at that time.
《How Many Spots Does a Leopard Have? 》
He also independently completed his first picture book - the self-written and self-drawn "How Georgie Radbourn Saved Baseball", which also won the New York Times' picture book of the year, but none of them won a huge reputation for David Shannon.
"How Georgie Radbourn Saved Baseball"
Until the publication of "No David" in 1999, this picture book made David Shannon famous. Since then, David Shannon has finally begun to enter the ranks of world-class picture book masters.
When David Shannon was five years old, he drew his first book in his life, which recorded every thing his mother did not allow him to do, and each painting had "No" and "David" written on it because these were the only two words he could spell at the time. Many years later, David had long forgotten the graffiti work, and it was his mother who sent it to him. This book "David, No," which made David Shannon famous all over the world was painted by David imitating his graffiti when he was five years old.
When talking about his experience in creating this book, David said: "When I was about to draw it into a picture book, I drew David as a pretty realistic child - a child like I usually draw. Compared with the original manuscripts when I was a child, this David had no personality at all and was not distinctive at all. Without round head and fangs, I could not draw him. So I tried to draw him like a five-year-old child, so he suddenly became vivid!"
This book "No David" also won the 1998 Cadillac Silver Award; the 1998 New York Times Best Picture Book of the Year; the 1999 American Library Society's Good Book of the Year Recommendation; it was also selected as the "100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know" in the New York Public Library; and the 2001 7th Japan Picture Book Award Reader Award and other awards.
Because of this book's strong response, after "David, No", David Shannon wrote two more books "David Goes to School" and " David Gets in Trouble", which are also well-selling to this day.
In addition, he has created a series of classic picture books such as " Duck on a Bike", "Too Many Toys", "The Rain Came Down", "How I Became a Pirate", "Pirates Don't Change Diapers", "Oh, A Bad Case Of Stripes", etc., which are all very popular among children.
In 2004, Shannon used his daughter as a prototype to draw "Alice the Fairy" in comics, and used humor to outline a little girl full of imagination.
Author introduction
David Shannon—Do you all feel particularly familiar with this name? That’s right, he is the famous American picture book master who created the famous picture book "No David", and is also the author of the picture book we share today~
David Shannon, born in Washington, USA in 1959, is a well-known American picture book writer and painter. He has created more than 20 brilliant works for children and is also an ever-winning army of various important awards.
David Shannon graduated from the Art Center School of Design in California and later went to New York to develop. He has illustrated the New York Times , Times Magazine and Rolling Stone Magazine, and has also designed book covers.
In 1989, David Shannon began to create children's picture books, but it was five years since 1999 that David Shannon's first picture book was released, and David was still lukewarm. During this period, he wrote "How many spots are there in the jaguar?" 》 (How Many Spots Does a Leopard Have?) with illustrations, and this book also won the American Library Society Excellent Children's Book Award at that time.
《How Many Spots Does a Leopard Have? 》
He also independently completed his first picture book - the self-written and self-drawn "How Georgie Radbourn Saved Baseball", which also won the New York Times' picture book of the year, but none of them won a huge reputation for David Shannon.
"How Georgie Radbourn Saved Baseball"
Until the publication of "No David" in 1999, this picture book made David Shannon famous. Since then, David Shannon has finally begun to enter the ranks of world-class picture book masters.
When David Shannon was five years old, he drew his first book in his life, which recorded every thing his mother did not allow him to do, and each painting had "No" and "David" written on it because these were the only two words he could spell at the time. Many years later, David had long forgotten the graffiti work, and it was his mother who sent it to him. This book "David, No," which made David Shannon famous all over the world was painted by David imitating his graffiti when he was five years old.
When talking about his experience in creating this book, David said: "When I was about to draw it into a picture book, I drew David as a pretty realistic child - a child like I usually draw. Compared with the original manuscripts when I was a child, this David had no personality at all and was not distinctive at all. Without round head and fangs, I could not draw him. So I tried to draw him like a five-year-old child, so he suddenly became vivid!"
This book "No David" also won the 1998 Cadillac Silver Award; the 1998 New York Times Best Picture Book of the Year; the 1999 American Library Society's Good Book of the Year Recommendation; it was also selected as the "100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know" in the New York Public Library; and the 2001 7th Japan Picture Book Award Reader Award and other awards.
Because of this book's strong response, after "David, No", David Shannon wrote two more books "David Goes to School" and " David Gets in Trouble", which are also well-selling to this day.
In addition, he has created a series of classic picture books such as " Duck on a Bike", "Too Many Toys", "The Rain Came Down", "How I Became a Pirate", "Pirates Don't Change Diapers", "Oh, A Bad Case Of Stripes", etc., which are all very popular among children.
In 2004, Shannon used his daughter as a prototype to draw "Alice the Fairy" in comics, and used humor to outline a little girl full of imagination.
At the same time, David Shannon also published three stories about David’s childhood, all of which were pocket cardboard books, namely: "Oh, David! 》, Oops! and David Smells!
In addition to being warmly welcomed by children, David Shannon's picture books seem to be particularly favored by various awards. Many of his picture books have won various awards:
Among them, "David, No," doesn't need to be explained more. His "Duck Cycling" was selected as the "100 Picture Books that Everyone Should Know" in the Public Library of New York, USA;
"Don't Be a Pirate! 》 won the National Parent-Child Publishing Award, International Reading Society/American Children's Books Association Children's Favorite Children's Books Selection, and continues to rank in the New York Times bestseller ranking;
"High Rain" won the 2001 Children's Book Writers and Illustrators Association Golden Kite Award.
The picture books we are going to discuss with you today are one of them - "Duck on a Bike", which is included in the 57th book list of Immortal Books.
First, let's walk into this picture book together and see what kind of story it tells~~
picture book content
cover
cover We can see a duck riding across a red bicycle. There are colorful ribbons floating on the handlebar of the bicycle. The duck holds one hand on the handlebar, and the other hand is waving high, with his mouth wide open, and is greeting you.
A red bicycle was parked on the grass, and a duck stood in front of the bicycle. The duck stroked his chin with one hand and the other hand behind him. He was staring at the bicycle seriously. What was it thinking? Who parked this bike here?
One day in the farm, a crazy idea popped up in the duck.
"I bet I will ride a bike!" He thought
He walked to the boy's parked bicycle, climbed up, and rode
At first he rode very slowly, and swayed left and right, but it was very fun!
It turned out that the duck wanted to ride a bicycle and had put this idea into practice. He saw his feet on the bicycle pedal, holding the handlebars with both hands, looking straight ahead, and his mouth was wide open. He was riding a bicycle on a loess road. The duck riding a bicycle felt very excited.
The duck rode past the cow and waved to the cow.
"Hello, cow!" said the duck.
"Moo——" the cow responded.
But she thought to herself: "A duck is riding a bicycle? This is the stupidest thing I have ever seen!"
The duck rides past a cow, twists his head and waves his hand to say hello to the cow. There is a bell hanging around the cow's neck. At this moment, she also turns her head, stares with big eyes, slightly opens her mouth, and looks at the duck riding a bicycle in surprise.
Duck rides by the sheep.
"Hello, sheep!" said the duck.
"Ba..." the sheep responded.
But she thought to herself: "If you are not careful, he will be injured!"
The duck continued to ride a red bicycle and was happily driving on the road. This time he passed by the sheep. The duck happily waved his hand and turned around to say hello to the sheep. The sheep raised his head and looked at the duck with some concern.
Now, the duck is riding much better.
He passed by the dog.
"Hello, dog!" said the duck.
"Wang!" The dog responded.
But he thought to himself: "This is real kung fu!"
The duck continued to ride forward and met a black dog. The black dog caught up with the duck riding a bicycle and ran in parallel with the duck.
Duck rides by the cat.
"Hello, cat!" said the duck.
"Meow——" the cat responded.
But she thought to herself: "I won't waste my time riding a bike!"
The duck passed by the cat without stopping, and said hello to the cat and continued riding forward. The cat lay on the side of the ground, leisurely napping in the sun, raising her head from time to time, squinted her eyes and licking her claws. She didn't envy the duck riding a bike at all.
The duck pedaled a little faster
He rode by his side.
"Hello, horse!" said the duck.
"Nee——" the horse responded.
But he thought to himself: "You are not as fast as me, duck!"
The duck passed through the red stable again this time. The brown horse in the stable stuck his head out of the window door, looked at the duck with his eyes slanted, and he curled his lips. He was a little disdainful of the duck. He thought that the duck was not as fast as he was riding a bicycle.
The duck rode towards the hen while ringing the bell.
"Hello, hen!" said the duck.
"Gee! Gee!" the hen responded.
But she thought to herself: "Look at the road, duck!"
The duck continued to walk forward, there was a hen in front of her, and the bicycle was about to hit the hen! The hen was shocked, flapped her wings and hurriedly avoided it, turned around and looked at the duck, without any panic at all, and calmly pressed the bicycle bell.
Duck rides beside the goat.
"Hello, goat!" said the duck.
"Bao—" the goat responded.
But he thought to himself: "I want to eat that car."
The duck passed by another goat. The goat stood next to a overturned trash can, eating what was turned out from the trash can while watching the duck.
Duck stood on the seat with one foot, riding by the pig and the pig.
"Hello, pigs!" said the duck.
"Slut——" The pig and the pig responded.
But they thought to themselves: "Ducks really love to show off!"
The duck is becoming more and more skilled in riding a bicycle. This time, when passing by the two pigs, he couldn't help but show off his driving skills. He stood on the seat of the bicycle with one foot, raised his other foot back high, with a confident smile on his face. The two pigs were lying in the mud pond, staring at the duck with a slanted eye.
Duck spreads his handlebars and passes by the mouse.
"Hello, mouse!" said the duck.
"Squeak--" the mouse responded.
But he thought to himself: "I really want to ride a bike like a duck."
The duck rode his bike through a mouse hole. This time he chose to sit in the bicycle seat. His hands loosened the handlebars and waved high. His feet did not step on the pedals but were raised to both sides. The cool cycling skills made the mouse at the entrance of the hole envy.
Suddenly, a large group of children rode their bicycles down the road.
They rode very fast, and no one saw a duck.
They parked their car at the door and went into the house.
At this time, a large group of children rode bicycles through the loess road, some wearing helmets, some wearing hats, and some wearing masks. The children hurriedly rode their bikes by with smiles, and waves of dust rose behind them.
The children all entered the house and left their bicycles at the door. Now, cows, sheep, black dogs, cats, brown horses, hens, goats, and pigs are all surrounded. Even the little mice are no exception lying on the white fence. They stare at a yellow bicycle intently. Behind the hen, you can still see the ducks riding on the bike, and also stopped and turned their heads to look at the animals.
Now, all animals are ridden by bicycle!
They rode around the open space next to the barn.
"It's so fun!" They said in unison, "Duck, your idea is great!"
All the animals rode on their bicycles. It turned out that after they saw the duck riding a bicycle, they all started to think about riding a bicycle. The animals were happily riding in circles in the clearings next to the barn, cows riding on a pink bike; hens riding on a small three-wheeled bike; two pigs were riding on a two-person bike, and they were chatting while riding; goats were riding on a bike while gnawing on the basket in front of the bike. Where are the little mouse?
Here, I can’t ride a bicycle with a small body and short legs, so I can only sit on the handlebar of the bicycle riding by the duck and enjoy it.
They put their bicycles back in the house.
No one knew that that afternoon, there was a cow, a sheep, a dog, a cat, a horse, a hen, a goat, two pigs, a mouse and a duck riding a bicycle.
The bicycle returned to its original place and was neatly placed at the door. All the animals disappeared, as if nothing had happened. Only the duck was still standing here. He was holding his hands behind his back, his eyes wide open, and a smile on his lips, as if he had made up some idea again. On this page of
, the author laid the foreshadowing, allowing children to imagine: If he were the author, he would write a crazy story about a duck driving a tractor next, how would he conceive it? What animals will appear? What will the ending be like?
back cover
After reading the story of "Duck Cycling", isn't it particularly exciting? It's a crazy idea for ducks to come and ride a bike.
After reading "The Duck Cycling", let's take a look at other classic picture books by David Shannon.
A list of David Shannon's works
"David, no" (No David)
David's mother always says, "David, no!" David stood on the chair and trembled to get the candy jar; David went home in mud, leaving a string of black footprints on the carpet in the living room; David ran to the street with his butt naked... Later, David broke the vase, caused a big disaster, and was punished to sit on the small round stool in the corner, crying. So, my mother gave him a warm hug and said to him: "Be good David, I love you." In every page in the picture book, there are mother's words in "David, no!" However, when David really got into trouble, my mother would warm David's heart with hugs and words.
"David Goes to School" (David Goes to School)
It's time for David to go to school. After causing enough trouble at home, he brought constant trouble to school. This picture book mainly describes David's learning rules in school. At the same time, through picture books, children should learn to get along with others, respect the rules in school, and learn what "can be" and "good" behaviors and things are.
"David Gets in Trouble" (David Gets in Trouble)
David gets in trouble again, but every time David gets in trouble, he says, "No! It's not my fault!" He stepped on a scooter in the living room and knocked over the coffee table, and he said it's not his business! After another wave of reconciliation, he broke the glass and said that it was not intentional. He forgot to do his homework but said that it was eaten by the puppy at home... David could always find various reasons for the trouble he caused, but in the end David quickly realized why he was punished and bravely admitted his mistakes sincerely. David also expressed his love for his mother for the first time.
Above three David series picture books are being purchased in group purchases in the Children's Flower Tree Micro Store~~
"Too Many Toys" (Too Many Toys) The 64th book of Wanma Book List
Spencer (Saisai) There are so many toys for children. The elders and friends will give them toys on holidays, birthdays and various occasions, robots, puzzles, dolls, dinosaurs, flying in the sky, running on the ground, swimming in the water, and all kinds of materials. The house is full of piles. My mother couldn't stand it, so she asked Spencer to eliminate some of it. But he always tries to persuade his mother not to throw away his beloved toys - because every toy carries the fantasy of the child, and behind it there is a story and a commemorative meaning, which are all his favorites.
"The Rain Came Down" (The Rain Came Down) The 64th extended book list
0 It suddenly started to rain heavily on Saturday morning, and the chaos broke out. The police stopped the car and held a chicken and knocked it to ask if it was the chicken from this house. As a result, it caused a traffic jam. Everyone began to honk the horn impatiently. All activities were interrupted because of the rain. They could not deliver goods on time, could not catch up with the plane, could not paint, and the fruit stalls were also overturned. Everyone complained. Soon, the rain stopped and a beautiful rainbow appeared. The police looked at the rainbow and said with a smile, "Well... another beautiful day." Because the sunlight reappeared, everyone was in a good mood, and all the unhappiness just disappeared.
"How I Became a Pirate" (How I Became a Pirate)
Jacob is piled up on the beach and saw a pirate ship coming from a distance. When the pirate captain Little Bearded Master made an invitation, Jeremy Jacob got on the ship without thinking much. Treasures, sailor songs, unrestrained life, who doesn’t want to follow? Jeremy soon learned how to be a pirate. He threw food from one end of the table to the other end, threw polite rules out of the sky, and spoke like thunder, and he no longer had to sleep on time. This was the best and lawless time of his life. However, he soon discovered that being a pirate also had something unsatisfactory...
"Pirates Don't Change Diapers"
this picture book tells the story of Captain Little Braided Beard who took the group of pirates to find Jeremy Jacob, and they were going to dig out the treasure buried in his backyard. Unexpectedly, Jeremy's little sister was woken up. She screamed and cried louder than the storm of the sea. There is no way. If you want to find the treasure quietly, Master Xiaobian and his majestic pirates have to become "nannies" who coax the little baby first!
"Oh no, I have long stripes on my body" (A Bad Case of Stripes)
Camilla likes to eat green beans, but she is afraid of being ridiculed by friends who don't like green beans, so she pretends not to like it. Because she was afraid that everyone would not give her a good reputation on the first day of school, Camilla kept trying on clothes in the room. She was always choosing clothes that others might like, rather than what she liked. As a result, an accident happened and Camilla suffered from a strange stripe disease. After going to school, the children said they wanted her to have any stripes on her body, and the change speed would be faster than pressing the remote control. Her illness was out of control. She took a lot of medicine, but she turned into a human-shaped capsule and became a terrible bacterial person... Everyone was helpless, and finally an old lady came and brought Camilla's favorite food but never ate green beans. It was not until Camilla admitted that she liked green beans and started eating green beans that everything returned to its original state. From then on, the little girl is no longer afraid of being ridiculed. She does what she likes and never gets such a disease again.
"The Fairy Alice" (Alice the Fairy)
The little fairy Alice is healthy, lively, energetic, smart and naughty, and full of fairy fantasies. She can use magic to "turn" her father's cookies into her, and then compensate for the Duke (Dad) to create new clothes and crowns; use magic sticks to direct the leaves to fall, and use magic sticks to draw magical pictures in the water; make yourself invisible and make the unpalatable ones Oatmeal porridge turns into a fragrant cake...
"Oh, David!"
picture book "Oh, David! 》 Through some of the most daily pictures, David always does a mess in daily things such as going to the toilet, eating, dressing, and sleeping. Whenever he is at this time, his mother always keeps shouting: "Oh! David!".But the last page of the picture book is a very warm picture. The mother said to David, "David, I love you."
"Oops!"
David is a naughty little boy who always makes the house mess. In fact, David has been naughty since the baby. He always refuses to eat, sleeps, and pulls tissues everywhere... But, this little baby who loves to cause trouble can finally calm down in his mother's arms, because his mother's love and hugs have never left.
"David Smells!"
This book "David Smells!" uses vivid pictures to depict David's five feelings: looking with your eyes, smelling with your nose, listening with your tongue, and touching with your hands, thus teaching children several common senses, hear, see, touch, taste, Smell, Hear, learn the role of eyes, nose, ears, etc.
David Shannon has many picture books. Today I will briefly introduce some of them to you. Looking at these wonderful stories and classic characters, I can’t help but sigh again that David Shannon is worthy of being a master of picture books!
There are various bicycles in the picture book "Duck Cycling": single, double, and three-wheeled bicycles... After reading the bicycle, let us turn our attention to other vehicles. There are many picture books related to vehicles, including several in the list of Immortal Books. So what types of cars do these picture books introduce?
The cars in the picture book
. Fire Truck - "Fire Truck" (The fourth book of the list of my mother)
Matt (Matt) is a little boy, a super "fan" of fire trucks. He plays with fire trucks every day. The first sentence after getting up every day is "fire trucks", and the last sentence when he has to sleep every day is also "fire trucks". One morning, Matt woke up and suddenly realized that he had turned into a fire truck with wheels, lights, and sirens. Matt happily drove around at home, carrying out a series of heroic moves such as saving kittens, saving teddy bears, and putting out fires. He stopped until he saw the small pancakes on the table and returned to the real world...
. Train - "Freight Train" (The 6th book of Want Mom Book)
train has arrived. Under the author's simple style and bright colors, various trains (cars) have appeared in turn - trucks, oil tankers, livestock cars, coal trucks... When the last paragraph "going, going... When gone” appeared, it seemed that children’s innocence was to bring their child’s heart to the horizon when the train disappeared...
This picture book has also been shared and discussed before: Want Mom Book Discussion·Issue 4: "The Wheels on the bus》
describes the situation of bus running in a small town - wheels are spinning around, passengers get off the bus, horns are yelling, coins are jingling when they are putting coins, wipers are brushing, babies are crying, drivers are shouting... The sentence pattern is repeated, the sense of rhythm is strong, and the nervous and busy situation on the bus is vividly displayed on the paper.
yellow school bus drove across the streets and crossed towns... When you encounter a red light, the car must stop and wait until the green light is on before you can continue driving... The author teaches children to abide by traffic rules when riding in transportation...
On a construction site, various construction vehicles on cranes, cement trucks, dump trucks, bulldozers, excavators and other construction vehicles on construction sites worked hard for a whole day and it was time to say "goodnight". Turn off the engine, rest the wheels, rinse it, and quickly fall into a sweet dream. Good night, the car on the construction site!
car picture books today. If you have a small car fan at home, don’t miss these wonderful picture books~~~
After reading so many wonderful picture books, do you want to open these picture books with your children immediately and taste them carefully, but because there are no picture books? It doesn’t matter, even if you don’t have David’s picture book in your hand now, the audio can sound first. Today I will share with you the audio of the picture book we have collected, and it will sound soon!
picture book audio download link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1mhAnjUo Password: kum1
In addition, in addition to "Duck Cycling", the previously introduced "Too Many Toys", "The Rain Came Down", "Fire Truck", "Freight Train" and "The Wheels on the Bus" are all recommended books. In @bear, there are two versions of the audio that can be listened to~~
The duck pedaled a little faster
He rode by his side.
"Hello, horse!" said the duck.
"Nee——" the horse responded.
But he thought to himself: "You are not as fast as me, duck!"
The duck passed through the red stable again this time. The brown horse in the stable stuck his head out of the window door, looked at the duck with his eyes slanted, and he curled his lips. He was a little disdainful of the duck. He thought that the duck was not as fast as he was riding a bicycle.
The duck rode towards the hen while ringing the bell.
"Hello, hen!" said the duck.
"Gee! Gee!" the hen responded.
But she thought to herself: "Look at the road, duck!"
The duck continued to walk forward, there was a hen in front of her, and the bicycle was about to hit the hen! The hen was shocked, flapped her wings and hurriedly avoided it, turned around and looked at the duck, without any panic at all, and calmly pressed the bicycle bell.
Duck rides beside the goat.
"Hello, goat!" said the duck.
"Bao—" the goat responded.
But he thought to himself: "I want to eat that car."
The duck passed by another goat. The goat stood next to a overturned trash can, eating what was turned out from the trash can while watching the duck.
Duck stood on the seat with one foot, riding by the pig and the pig.
"Hello, pigs!" said the duck.
"Slut——" The pig and the pig responded.
But they thought to themselves: "Ducks really love to show off!"
The duck is becoming more and more skilled in riding a bicycle. This time, when passing by the two pigs, he couldn't help but show off his driving skills. He stood on the seat of the bicycle with one foot, raised his other foot back high, with a confident smile on his face. The two pigs were lying in the mud pond, staring at the duck with a slanted eye.
Duck spreads his handlebars and passes by the mouse.
"Hello, mouse!" said the duck.
"Squeak--" the mouse responded.
But he thought to himself: "I really want to ride a bike like a duck."
The duck rode his bike through a mouse hole. This time he chose to sit in the bicycle seat. His hands loosened the handlebars and waved high. His feet did not step on the pedals but were raised to both sides. The cool cycling skills made the mouse at the entrance of the hole envy.
Suddenly, a large group of children rode their bicycles down the road.
They rode very fast, and no one saw a duck.
They parked their car at the door and went into the house.
At this time, a large group of children rode bicycles through the loess road, some wearing helmets, some wearing hats, and some wearing masks. The children hurriedly rode their bikes by with smiles, and waves of dust rose behind them.
The children all entered the house and left their bicycles at the door. Now, cows, sheep, black dogs, cats, brown horses, hens, goats, and pigs are all surrounded. Even the little mice are no exception lying on the white fence. They stare at a yellow bicycle intently. Behind the hen, you can still see the ducks riding on the bike, and also stopped and turned their heads to look at the animals.
Now, all animals are ridden by bicycle!
They rode around the open space next to the barn.
"It's so fun!" They said in unison, "Duck, your idea is great!"
All the animals rode on their bicycles. It turned out that after they saw the duck riding a bicycle, they all started to think about riding a bicycle. The animals were happily riding in circles in the clearings next to the barn, cows riding on a pink bike; hens riding on a small three-wheeled bike; two pigs were riding on a two-person bike, and they were chatting while riding; goats were riding on a bike while gnawing on the basket in front of the bike. Where are the little mouse?
Here, I can’t ride a bicycle with a small body and short legs, so I can only sit on the handlebar of the bicycle riding by the duck and enjoy it.
They put their bicycles back in the house.
No one knew that that afternoon, there was a cow, a sheep, a dog, a cat, a horse, a hen, a goat, two pigs, a mouse and a duck riding a bicycle.
The bicycle returned to its original place and was neatly placed at the door. All the animals disappeared, as if nothing had happened. Only the duck was still standing here. He was holding his hands behind his back, his eyes wide open, and a smile on his lips, as if he had made up some idea again. On this page of
, the author laid the foreshadowing, allowing children to imagine: If he were the author, he would write a crazy story about a duck driving a tractor next, how would he conceive it? What animals will appear? What will the ending be like?
back cover
After reading the story of "Duck Cycling", isn't it particularly exciting? It's a crazy idea for ducks to come and ride a bike.
After reading "The Duck Cycling", let's take a look at other classic picture books by David Shannon.
A list of David Shannon's works
"David, no" (No David)
David's mother always says, "David, no!" David stood on the chair and trembled to get the candy jar; David went home in mud, leaving a string of black footprints on the carpet in the living room; David ran to the street with his butt naked... Later, David broke the vase, caused a big disaster, and was punished to sit on the small round stool in the corner, crying. So, my mother gave him a warm hug and said to him: "Be good David, I love you." In every page in the picture book, there are mother's words in "David, no!" However, when David really got into trouble, my mother would warm David's heart with hugs and words.
"David Goes to School" (David Goes to School)
It's time for David to go to school. After causing enough trouble at home, he brought constant trouble to school. This picture book mainly describes David's learning rules in school. At the same time, through picture books, children should learn to get along with others, respect the rules in school, and learn what "can be" and "good" behaviors and things are.
"David Gets in Trouble" (David Gets in Trouble)
David gets in trouble again, but every time David gets in trouble, he says, "No! It's not my fault!" He stepped on a scooter in the living room and knocked over the coffee table, and he said it's not his business! After another wave of reconciliation, he broke the glass and said that it was not intentional. He forgot to do his homework but said that it was eaten by the puppy at home... David could always find various reasons for the trouble he caused, but in the end David quickly realized why he was punished and bravely admitted his mistakes sincerely. David also expressed his love for his mother for the first time.
Above three David series picture books are being purchased in group purchases in the Children's Flower Tree Micro Store~~
"Too Many Toys" (Too Many Toys) The 64th book of Wanma Book List
Spencer (Saisai) There are so many toys for children. The elders and friends will give them toys on holidays, birthdays and various occasions, robots, puzzles, dolls, dinosaurs, flying in the sky, running on the ground, swimming in the water, and all kinds of materials. The house is full of piles. My mother couldn't stand it, so she asked Spencer to eliminate some of it. But he always tries to persuade his mother not to throw away his beloved toys - because every toy carries the fantasy of the child, and behind it there is a story and a commemorative meaning, which are all his favorites.
"The Rain Came Down" (The Rain Came Down) The 64th extended book list
0 It suddenly started to rain heavily on Saturday morning, and the chaos broke out. The police stopped the car and held a chicken and knocked it to ask if it was the chicken from this house. As a result, it caused a traffic jam. Everyone began to honk the horn impatiently. All activities were interrupted because of the rain. They could not deliver goods on time, could not catch up with the plane, could not paint, and the fruit stalls were also overturned. Everyone complained. Soon, the rain stopped and a beautiful rainbow appeared. The police looked at the rainbow and said with a smile, "Well... another beautiful day." Because the sunlight reappeared, everyone was in a good mood, and all the unhappiness just disappeared.
"How I Became a Pirate" (How I Became a Pirate)
Jacob is piled up on the beach and saw a pirate ship coming from a distance. When the pirate captain Little Bearded Master made an invitation, Jeremy Jacob got on the ship without thinking much. Treasures, sailor songs, unrestrained life, who doesn’t want to follow? Jeremy soon learned how to be a pirate. He threw food from one end of the table to the other end, threw polite rules out of the sky, and spoke like thunder, and he no longer had to sleep on time. This was the best and lawless time of his life. However, he soon discovered that being a pirate also had something unsatisfactory...
"Pirates Don't Change Diapers"
this picture book tells the story of Captain Little Braided Beard who took the group of pirates to find Jeremy Jacob, and they were going to dig out the treasure buried in his backyard. Unexpectedly, Jeremy's little sister was woken up. She screamed and cried louder than the storm of the sea. There is no way. If you want to find the treasure quietly, Master Xiaobian and his majestic pirates have to become "nannies" who coax the little baby first!
"Oh no, I have long stripes on my body" (A Bad Case of Stripes)
Camilla likes to eat green beans, but she is afraid of being ridiculed by friends who don't like green beans, so she pretends not to like it. Because she was afraid that everyone would not give her a good reputation on the first day of school, Camilla kept trying on clothes in the room. She was always choosing clothes that others might like, rather than what she liked. As a result, an accident happened and Camilla suffered from a strange stripe disease. After going to school, the children said they wanted her to have any stripes on her body, and the change speed would be faster than pressing the remote control. Her illness was out of control. She took a lot of medicine, but she turned into a human-shaped capsule and became a terrible bacterial person... Everyone was helpless, and finally an old lady came and brought Camilla's favorite food but never ate green beans. It was not until Camilla admitted that she liked green beans and started eating green beans that everything returned to its original state. From then on, the little girl is no longer afraid of being ridiculed. She does what she likes and never gets such a disease again.
"The Fairy Alice" (Alice the Fairy)
The little fairy Alice is healthy, lively, energetic, smart and naughty, and full of fairy fantasies. She can use magic to "turn" her father's cookies into her, and then compensate for the Duke (Dad) to create new clothes and crowns; use magic sticks to direct the leaves to fall, and use magic sticks to draw magical pictures in the water; make yourself invisible and make the unpalatable ones Oatmeal porridge turns into a fragrant cake...
"Oh, David!"
picture book "Oh, David! 》 Through some of the most daily pictures, David always does a mess in daily things such as going to the toilet, eating, dressing, and sleeping. Whenever he is at this time, his mother always keeps shouting: "Oh! David!".But the last page of the picture book is a very warm picture. The mother said to David, "David, I love you."
"Oops!"
David is a naughty little boy who always makes the house mess. In fact, David has been naughty since the baby. He always refuses to eat, sleeps, and pulls tissues everywhere... But, this little baby who loves to cause trouble can finally calm down in his mother's arms, because his mother's love and hugs have never left.
"David Smells!"
This book "David Smells!" uses vivid pictures to depict David's five feelings: looking with your eyes, smelling with your nose, listening with your tongue, and touching with your hands, thus teaching children several common senses, hear, see, touch, taste, Smell, Hear, learn the role of eyes, nose, ears, etc.
David Shannon has many picture books. Today I will briefly introduce some of them to you. Looking at these wonderful stories and classic characters, I can’t help but sigh again that David Shannon is worthy of being a master of picture books!
There are various bicycles in the picture book "Duck Cycling": single, double, and three-wheeled bicycles... After reading the bicycle, let us turn our attention to other vehicles. There are many picture books related to vehicles, including several in the list of Immortal Books. So what types of cars do these picture books introduce?
The cars in the picture book
. Fire Truck - "Fire Truck" (The fourth book of the list of my mother)
Matt (Matt) is a little boy, a super "fan" of fire trucks. He plays with fire trucks every day. The first sentence after getting up every day is "fire trucks", and the last sentence when he has to sleep every day is also "fire trucks". One morning, Matt woke up and suddenly realized that he had turned into a fire truck with wheels, lights, and sirens. Matt happily drove around at home, carrying out a series of heroic moves such as saving kittens, saving teddy bears, and putting out fires. He stopped until he saw the small pancakes on the table and returned to the real world...
. Train - "Freight Train" (The 6th book of Want Mom Book)
train has arrived. Under the author's simple style and bright colors, various trains (cars) have appeared in turn - trucks, oil tankers, livestock cars, coal trucks... When the last paragraph "going, going... When gone” appeared, it seemed that children’s innocence was to bring their child’s heart to the horizon when the train disappeared...
This picture book has also been shared and discussed before: Want Mom Book Discussion·Issue 4: "The Wheels on the bus》
describes the situation of bus running in a small town - wheels are spinning around, passengers get off the bus, horns are yelling, coins are jingling when they are putting coins, wipers are brushing, babies are crying, drivers are shouting... The sentence pattern is repeated, the sense of rhythm is strong, and the nervous and busy situation on the bus is vividly displayed on the paper.
yellow school bus drove across the streets and crossed towns... When you encounter a red light, the car must stop and wait until the green light is on before you can continue driving... The author teaches children to abide by traffic rules when riding in transportation...
On a construction site, various construction vehicles on cranes, cement trucks, dump trucks, bulldozers, excavators and other construction vehicles on construction sites worked hard for a whole day and it was time to say "goodnight". Turn off the engine, rest the wheels, rinse it, and quickly fall into a sweet dream. Good night, the car on the construction site!
car picture books today. If you have a small car fan at home, don’t miss these wonderful picture books~~~
After reading so many wonderful picture books, do you want to open these picture books with your children immediately and taste them carefully, but because there are no picture books? It doesn’t matter, even if you don’t have David’s picture book in your hand now, the audio can sound first. Today I will share with you the audio of the picture book we have collected, and it will sound soon!
picture book audio download link: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1mhAnjUo Password: kum1
In addition, in addition to "Duck Cycling", the previously introduced "Too Many Toys", "The Rain Came Down", "Fire Truck", "Freight Train" and "The Wheels on the Bus" are all recommended books. In @bear, there are two versions of the audio that can be listened to~~
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