![]() ![]() inspirational, beautifully illustrated book. Art teachers and art enthusiasts will find this to be an amusing fast read. ![]() Place’s b&w illustrations add details to the storyline that give readers a feeling of being part of the French countryside. ![]() Morpurgo’s short story provides readers with an ironic twist that will lead to interesting discussion. A gentle, evocative story of a young Parisian boys summer in 1960s rural Provence.When Yannick learns that he is to stay with his Aunt Mathilde in the. Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books This might be useful in conjunction with an art class or a unit on artists, or hand it to the kids who love to draw more than they love to read-they’ll appreciate both the artistic connection and the brevity of the book. Place’s frequent monochromatic, mixed-media illustrations are as clear and refined as the text and bring to life the French countryside of the 1960s. Editions for Meeting Cezanne: 0763648965 (Hardcover published in 2013), 140635113X (Paperback published in 2014), (Kindle Edition published in 2014), 140. The simple yet elegant narrative makes this a compelling choice for reading aloud while the relationship between Amandine and Yannick is likely to resonate with middle-graders who are besotted with their cooler teenage elders. n affectionate story of a young boy away from home. Soft and lovely watercolor illustrations. Art lovers of all ages will find this charming read-aloud as delicious a treat as a serving of creme brulee.įans, foodies, and Francophiles will be beguiled. ![]()
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