Poetry for Young People: Emily Dickinson

Poetry for Young People: Emily Dickinson

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includes More Than 35 Of Dickinson’s Best-loved Poems, Including “i’m Nobody, Who Are You?” And “i Started Early, Took My Dog.” “bolin’s Four-page Introduction Describes And Explains Emily Dickinson’s Odd Lifestyle And Creative Productivity...prettily Colored Watercolors.”—school Library Journal. “footnotes Glossing Antiquated Diction Are Well-handled.”—washington Post.


publishers Weekly

the Poetry For Young People Series Attempts To Straddle The School And Trade Markets With These Two Volumes About America's Best-known New England Poets, But The Results Are Uneven. Frost Is Superb, The Poems Introduced In A Tone That Is Informative But Not Pedantic. Robert Frost's Best Work Is Organized Into Seasonal Categories; An Italicized Gloss For Each Poem Unobtrusively Explains References And Highlights Themes. Sorensen's Sketchy Watercolors Ground Each Poem In Frost's World Of Pastures, Rose Pogonias And Yellow Woods. Bolin's Biographical Interpretation Of Emily Dickinson, On The Other Hand, Is Both Coy And Condescending. The Reader Is Told, For Example, That ``emily May Have Seemed To Some Like A Real `nobody' [but] Inside She Knew She Was Somebody Special.'' Chung's Illustrations Combine Holly Hobbie-style Children With Trite Ornamentation; A Rainbow Springs From The Center Of A Lily To Accompany ``a Word Is Dead'' While A Pea Pod Containing Heart-shaped Peas Illustrates Other Verse. Each Book Includes A Brief Biography Of The Poet And A Short Index. Ages 10-up. (dec.)



Categories:


  • Literature & Fiction

    • History & Criticism
      • Criticism & Theory






Publisher : Union Square Kids

Author : Dickinson, Emily

Language : English

Published :1994-12-31

Number Of Pages : 48

Binding : hardcover

ISBN-10 : 0806906359

ISBN-13 : 9780806906355

Item weight : 1 lb

Dimensions : 0.6 in x 8.6 in x 10 in

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