Acquire Today The Nightingale: European Folk Tales Put Together By Hans Christian Andersen Available Through Kindle

داستان خاص و به نظر من متفاوت به نظرم جالب بود و روند و پایان کتاب خیلی زیبا بود کارتون ش هم زیباست و به یاد ماندنی
نویسنده های بزرگ خواننده های کوچک بلبل امپراطور چین را از طاقچه دریافت کنید
sitelink com/book/ Tierno The Nightingale, illustrated by Nancy Ekholm Burkert,

Like sitelinkThe Little Mermaid, or sitelinkThe Ugly Duckling with which it was originally published in, The Nightingale is one of Hans Christian Andersen's original fairytales, relating the story of the Emperor of China, who learns to value natural beauty above mechanized dazzle.
Discovering that foreign visitors consider the humble nightingale whose song he has never heard the greatest treasure of his kingdom, the Emperor demands a performance, Enchanted at first with the bird's beautiful song, he soon finds a new favorite in a jewelencrusted copy of the nightingale, sent to him by the Emperor of Japan.
Which is superior: the fleshandblood bird, whose songs are beautiful but irregular, or the beautiful machine, whose one song is always perfect

Interpreted in a number of different ways over the years, The Nightingale has, for me, always been most meaningful as an exploration of the idea that many of the things truly worth having beauty, authenticity, truth are not the sort of things that can be caged and put on display.
This picturebook retelling, with an immensely readable text translated by actress Eva La Gallienne and gorgeous watercolor artwork by Nancy Ekholm Burkert, who also illustrated Andersen's sitelinkThe Fir Tree, is one of my favorites! I would say that it's just about tied with Bagram Ibatoulline's version as the best one out there.
قصة قصيرة بلغة سهلة وبسيطة إلا أنها مليئة بالحكم والعبر. . من أجمل قصص الأطفال التي قرأتها How could someone come up with such bullshits ذكريات طفولة بريئة Amazing book and story illustrations in this particular one are outstanding, A must read for any child : Um pequeno achado durante o passeio pela Flipinha,
As ilustrações desse livro são de uma fofura que já valem por si só!

Quando eu fazia teatro, na adolescência, fiz uma peça chamada "O Pequeno Imperador" também baseada neste mesmo conto.
Que lembranças boas! كانت القصة تسير بشكل جيد إلى أن جاء ذكر ملك الموت فأسماه شبح! وتم رسمه كأنه شيطان بذيل وقرون!! أعلم أن القصة مترجمة لكنها الآن بحروف عربية ومقدمة للطفل العربي وبالتالي يجب تنقيحها بما يتناسب مع دينه وثقافته خاصة وأنهم لم ينوهوا في أي موضع أنها مترجمة Emperor and the Nightingale by Hans Christian Anderson, Illustrator James Walting, translation in English by Eva La Gallienne, Hindi language translation by Arvind Gupta Childrens Illustrated Colour Picture Book The book narrates the story of the Emperor of China, who is informed by his ministers that the visitors to his palace find that the nightingale in his palace gardens enchants all.
The emperor calls for the nightingale but no one is able to find her, A cook in his palace finds her and the nightingale enchants the emperor, However, the emperor is unable to appreciate the natural beauty and get a mechanized jewel encrusted nightingale prepared to entertain his guests sent by the Emperor of Japan.
With time, the emperor gets old, With time, the mechanized model does not work well, Now, the emperor wishes to be entertained by the nightingale and also to know what is happening in far and near palaces of his kingdom, The nightingale appears and sings for the emperor, She informs him about incidents in is empire, Message Beauty, authenticity, truth cannot be caged and put on display, Coloured illustrations help the reader to relate to the story, I have read the Hindi language translation of this book, Reminds me of my childhood

I went looking for this fairy tale from my childhood and when I found it, it sat on my wishlist for a while.
Bring able to read it today was amazing and almost made me cry, I had forgot the ending! Have you ever thought how challenging it must be to match a drawing to a text Take a look at Nancy Burkert's Nightingale if you want to see a master at work.
Gorgeous! اتكعبلت فيها وانا بلف فى الموقع :

فكرتنى باوائل قرائاتى ومجموعة قصص الاطفال وقصص الانبياء للاطفال
هييييه ايام :D Une charmante relecture du conte d'Andersen joliment illustrée ,Mein Gott, wie ist das schön!'' “I have seen the tears in the Emperors eyes can any reward be greater than that” Im familiar with Hans Christian Andersen because of The Little Mermaid, and I remember reading his version and being incredibly bummed out.
I imagine Andersen to be a liveaction Eeyore, which is why I was surprised by how lively and beautiful The Nightingale is, There is a sad wistful to the story, but that is to be expected with Andersen,

The Nightingale is incredibly readable, especially for young children, but Andersen is still smart about the writing, Its really tightly and cleverly written, I particularly enjoy how he points out how ridiculous the king and his court are without being mean about it, When the courtier is following the little girl, he has no sense of what a nightingale would sound like, I really like the entire arch of the story, Definitely a great short story by Andersen, I would love to see an illustrated version of this, Im sure theres great potential for beautiful artwork, Not his best, I enjoyed the reaper part thogh, Anyway interesting know the story of Lind, the Swedish Nightingale, the woman that inspired Andersen to write this and other stories, but that unfortunately put him on the the friendzone xD Wonderful story with a good moral for children about how all that glitters is not gold.
I enjoy this much myself, A book from my childhood that I have read many times over the years to my children and grandchildren, One of my favourite childhood stories, اللغة والأسلوب! يا رباه على هذا الجمال ليت كل كتب الأطفال بهذه الفصاحة والبلاغة والجزالة في الألفاظ.A tale of the song of the nightingale, and how it affected even the Emperor of China, The Nightingale, illustrated by Demi,

Demi fans will be pleased by this retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale, which features her trademark artwork, with its rich palette and immensely detailed scenes.
As always, there are many little whimsical touches, from the purple cow the courtiers at first mistake for the nightingale, to the young children who gambol about in many of the scenes.
The setting of the story, in China, is ideally suited to Demi's work, which is heavily influenced by Asian artistic traditions, In fact, a detailed afterword gives more information on the creation of the paintings, done on Wu silk,

Unfortunately, although the artwork is lovely, and will be enjoyed by those who enjoy Demi's style I do myself, although I find that a little goes a long way, the narrative leaves a little bit to be desired.
It didn't flow as well as some other versions I have read, and I was dismayed to see that the scene in which the Emperor confronts death has been sanitized, leaving out the actual character of Death altogether.
An adequate, but uninspiring narrative, when compared to the excellent versions of sitelinkStephen Mitchell or sitelinkEva Le Gallienne, Unless they are specifically looking for the Demi illustrations, I would advise readers to find one of these other editions, Fantastisk! Det var ett nöje att läsa den, This gorgeously illustrated childrens book presents an ancient pastoral China, one of soaring pagodas set firmly within nature in the form of lush gardens, plentiful trees and gently flowing streams.
Whether in the kitchen or the imperial court, we also find animals, Within this sumptuous bucolic setting, the titular avian goes almost unnoticed, With her deceptively drab brown coloring, you can understand how almost everyone, including the Emperor of China, misses her completely,

The familiar story is one of royalty that is saved by one of its humblest citizens, a popular moral that dates back centuries think Aesops “The Lion and the Mouse” fable and prizing solid character over empty glitz, as symbolized by the gaudy, bejeweled toy nightingale sent by the Emperor of Japan.
The illustrations are truly lovely, with color and action aptly displayed on every page the plainly clad kitchen girl is shown laboring in the kitchens, surrounded by dishes, pots, kettles, hanging food, etc.
the royal clockmaker is surrounded by various timepieces as he works on the broken toy bird,

This book is a jeweled treasure, a wondrous addition to a childs growing library, from one of the most famous storytellers who ever lived.
The Nightingale, illustrated by Mary J, Newill.

Originally published by D, B. Updike at the Merrymount Press in, and then reprinted in this edition by R, H. Russell in, this nineteenthcentury retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's The Nightingale features the translation of H, W. Dulcken, and the gorgeous engravingstyle illustrations of Mary J, Newill.

A student at the sitelinkBirmingham School of Art, and a participant in the late nineteenth, and early twentiethcentury sitelinkArts and Crafts Movement, Newill was a wellknown illustrator, stained glass

designer, and embroiderer.
Her landscape work was considered particularly fine, and won praise from figures such as Walter Crane,

The five plates contained in The Nightingale are simply beautiful: detailed, bold, compelling, Judged on artwork alone, this outstanding little gem of a book merits a fivestar rating, Unfortunately, Dulcken's stiff, archaicsounding translation so very Victorian in style detracted somewhat from my enjoyment, Still, Newill's illustrations are the real appeal here, and they do not disappoint, If they ever do publish a retrospective of her work, I'll be first on line to buy it!,