廖彩杏书单新增36周168本绘本:Owl moon月下看猫头鹰 绘本简介、内容赏析及译文/ O, x- f, ?" z% ^. p
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在一个冬天的深夜,有一个小女孩和她的父亲去拜访猫头鹰。树像雕像一样静静地立着,世界像梦一样静默。
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他们两个人一言不发地走着,因为去拜访猫头鹰你需要非常的安静。除了希望,你什么都不需要。因为有时没有猫头鹰,但有时有。
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作家简·约伦创造了一个温柔、诗意的故事,生动地描述了一个孩子和父亲的特殊友谊,以及人类与自然世界的密切关系。与获奖的约翰·舍恩赫尔的柔软、细腻完美的作品相得益彰。
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精致的水彩画插图,这是一个口头和视觉宝藏,完美的朗读和睡前分享。! o w/ Q7 H# O f# H6 x
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作者简介:
1 _. q' S( g0 |6 i2 X0 D* c简·约伦,1939年2月11日出生于美国纽约。- z: B9 D/ G2 L$ t P7 j; |: A
8 w9 y! o& p0 K( `7 V* T/ D) A; i& v她曾先后担任过儿童书画家协会会长、美国科幻作家协会会长,被美国的《新闻周刊》誉为“美国的安徒生”和“20世纪的伊索”。
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她的童书代表作有《魔鬼的算术》(The Devil’s Arithmetic ,1988)、《如何让恐龙道晚安》(How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight? ,2000),与华裔画家杨志成(Ed Young)合作的《皇帝和风筝》(The Emperor and The Kite,1968)和与约翰·勋伯赫合作的《月下看猫头鹰》分别赢得了1968年的凯迪克奖银奖、1988年凯迪克奖金奖。; H! N; H" C2 m/ r* k; W
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绘本内容:
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It was late one winter night, long past my bedtime, when Pa and I went owling.
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5 y+ N8 R8 l8 X在一个冬天的晚上,我跟爸爸出去看猫头鹰,那时候已经三更半夜了,我们一直都没睡觉。2 P" Y; g" h" s" U; Y6 }3 o* ?6 D
G5 U! K, f; g5 o4 x. u/ TThere was no wind. The trees stood still as giant statues.& j+ k0 N0 N8 @" o( J# M5 |* s5 N
" j: q0 F0 T+ T2 y: m外面没有风,那些大树直挺挺地站着,像一座座高高大大的雕像。
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* D8 f4 S3 f i4 KAnd the moon was so bright the sky seemed to shine.
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月光皎洁。- A% c* @8 h6 U6 e+ t4 a0 j
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Somewhere behind us a train whistle blew, long and low, like a sad, sad song
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% i2 C( [1 U9 u1 I: I4 z背后远远传来火车的汽笛声,笛音低沉却拉得很长,就像一首歌,听起来好忧伤好忧伤。* @6 a9 Z* p6 k8 g) k! t" T
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I could hear it through the woolen cap Pa had pulled down over my ears.
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爸爸把我的毛线帽拉低,盖住我的耳朵。" @8 R- o3 }! s
0 |' M% {: P0 W! |5 A; ~A farm dog answered the train, and then a second dog joined in.
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% x! o% ^2 w7 _: S$ @0 i但是隔着帽子我还是听得到声音,农场里的一条狗跟着汽笛叫了起来,接着第二条狗也叫了。
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They sang out, trains and dogs, for a real long time.5 j& R7 I, F9 S. G
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火车和狗齐声唱歌,唱了好一阵子。+ G5 k+ f- }& y$ g/ U, L
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And when their voices faded away it was as quiet as a dream.
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# J# f& r5 Y' g闹声消失以后,四周静极了,就像在梦里。
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We walked on toward the woods, Pa and I./ F: Z5 T1 D* y% h" j0 ?0 |" T" ^* O
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Our feet crunched over the crisp snow and little gray footprints followed us.+ Y. k7 x A' Y
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我们“沙沙沙”地踩着松脆的雪,留下小小的灰色脚印。" f- U0 U5 V6 T- d) p! {- a
$ j) p4 ?4 a8 y3 xPa made a long shadow, but my was short and round., @" M" @' B$ E8 l% k! R
, g/ p* ^7 I# y! J4 C6 s& C( b地上拖着爸爸长长的影子,我的影子却又短又圆。" r( K2 b% D- c% e! I8 G m7 R( S$ n
5 U+ A& p3 F( x S9 n: uI had to run after him every now and then to keep up, and my short, round shadow bumped after me.$ [$ d& E# }* B: I4 `7 h
d$ E- e3 D% `: ?4 T0 o隔不多久,我就得奔跑几步才能跟得上爸爸,我那又短又圆的影子,也跟着我跌跌撞撞。
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But I never called out. If you go owling you have to be quiet, that’s what Pa always says.: @1 D3 S/ ?+ E/ l; ?+ Z+ j
3 |; I# @" ?4 j7 j' L4 S但是我没喊累,出去看猫头鹰就得保持安静,爸爸就是这么说的。6 _8 T1 B, J. V7 W+ q5 Q2 x1 n
' [, V F2 B$ c# V$ RI have been waiting to go owling with Pa for a long, long time.
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我盼望跟着爸爸一起去看猫头鹰,已经盼望好久好久了。/ X: I8 E+ Y0 Z& F6 ~6 j
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We reach the line of pine trees, black and pointy against the sky, and Pa held up his hand.
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3 H; V2 T( m* _, V- xI stopped up where I was and waited.. @# t; _8 l. p: a
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我立刻收住脚步。* p8 n$ n4 @. I2 `* E* o1 j
2 e7 N9 I" I3 p# w* Q( OHe looked up, as if searching the stars, as if reading a map up there./ R9 g- ~- j7 [/ N; b
0 O( D) D3 {6 y8 S. s; d( H- K站在原地等着爸爸向上看,好像要找天上的星星,又像在查看空中的一张地图。# p3 k, X% A# E; d# @3 s9 t2 u
# q- |1 [) z5 }3 |# v5 w6 {& C, O6 @The moon made his face into a silver mask. J6 f3 r, ?# s% b/ h$ a
& B' P, a) n' z3 \月光使他的脸像是戴上了银色的假面具。; C$ a2 q" P0 T$ C: F! d- @) }
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Then he called:”Whoo-whoo-who-who-whooo-” the sound of a Great Homed Owl”Whoo-whoo-who-who-whooo-”.( @1 V- w: U; U4 A' r) R$ ?2 d
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Again he called out. And then again.
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: y" }0 c8 ^% i l7 q3 i4 f他叫了一阵又一阵。
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! S. K5 V0 d9 e! D- uAfter each call he was silent and for a moment we both listened.
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% Y4 k6 K, m2 `% f) L& \每叫过一次他就会停一会儿,我们两个都竖起耳朵,细细地听一会儿。
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But there was no answer.4 w4 X/ Y) |7 D6 ^4 `; Y! f, Z$ ~" I
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Pa shrugged and I shrugged.
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I was not disappointed.
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我并不难过。
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; ~* T1 D& j6 s' h" l) k, k0 E) {7 KMy brothers all said sometimes there's an owl and sometimes there isn't.
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8 m; ]" ]& C! W9 w我的几个哥哥都说过,猫头鹰是有时候出现有时候不出现的。
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We walked on, I could feel the cold, as if someone's icy hand was palm-down on my back.( W' M, ?9 A. h) ]7 f4 i
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And my nose and the tops of my cheeks felt cold and hot at the same time./ B( K$ p" J- x3 K( _9 n9 _
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