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- ISBN
- 9781590172063
- Book Title
- Wee Gillis
- Item Length
- 10 in
- Publisher
- New York Review of Books, Incorporated, T.H.E.
- Publication Year
- 2006
- Format
- Picture Book
- Language
- English
- Illustrator
- Lawson, Robert, Yes
- Item Height
- 0.5 in
- Genre
- Juvenile Fiction
- Topic
- Classics, Humorous Stories, Fairy Tales & Folklore / Country & Ethnic, General, People & Places / Europe
- Item Width
- 7 in
- Item Weight
- 14.4 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 80 Pages
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A Caldecott Honor Book by the creators of the beloved "Story of Ferdinand" Wee Gillis lives in Scotland. He is an orphan, and he spends half of each year with his mother's people in the lowlands, while the other half finds him in the highlands with his father's kin. Both sides of Gillis's family are eager for him to settle down and adopt their ways. In the lowlands, he is taught to herd cattle, learning how to call them to him in even the heaviest of evening fogs. In the rocky highlands, he stalks stags from outcrop to outcrop, holding his breath so as not to make a sound. Wee Gillis is a quick study, and he soon picks up what his elders can teach him. And yet he is unprepared when the day comes for him to decide, once and for all, whether it will be the lowlands or the highlands that he will call his home. Robert Lawson and Munro Leaf's classic picture book is a tribute to the powers of the imagination and a triumph of the storyteller's and illustrator's art.
Product Identifiers
Publisher
New York Review of Books, Incorporated, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
159017206x
ISBN-13
9781590172063
eBay Product ID (ePID)
13038379756
Product Key Features
Book Title
Wee Gillis
Illustrator
Lawson, Robert, Yes
Format
Picture Book
Language
English
Topic
Classics, Humorous Stories, Fairy Tales & Folklore / Country & Ethnic, General, People & Places / Europe
Publication Year
2006
Genre
Juvenile Fiction
Number of Pages
80 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
10 in
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Width
7 in
Item Weight
14.4 Oz
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Juvenile Audience
Lc Classification Number
Pz7.L463we 2006
Grade from
Preschool
Grade to
Second Grade
Edition Description
Reissue
Reviews
"Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawings of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." -"Horn Book Magazine" "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic, "Story of Ferdinand," about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland, "Wee Gillis," It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." -"USA Today" "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition, "Wee Gillis "relates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." -"The Wall Street Journal" "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road tobagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" -"People Magazine" "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." -"The Globe and Mail" "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again....["Wee Gillis"] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland....this is a distinguished volume." -"The New York Times" "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" -"The Washington Post", "Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawins of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." Horn Book Magazine "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic,Story of Ferdinand, about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland,Wee Gillis. It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." USA Today "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition,Wee Gillisrelates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." The Wall Street Journal "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" People Magazine "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." The Globe and Mail "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again….[Wee Gillis] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland….this is a distinguished volume." The New York Times "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" The Washington Post, " Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawings of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." - "Horn Book Magazine" " Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic, "Story of Ferdinand," about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland, "Wee Gillis," It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." - "USA Today" " First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition, "Wee Gillis "relates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." - "The Wall Street Journal" " Back in print after 20years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" - "People Magazine" " This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." - "The Globe and Mail" " Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again... .["Wee Gillis"] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland... .this is a distinguished volume." - "The New York Times" " A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" - "The Washington Post", "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic, "Story of Ferdinand," about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland, "Wee Gillis." It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." -"USA Today" "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition, "Wee Gillis "relates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." -"The Wall Street Journal" "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" -"People Magazine" "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collectionimprint...it's a charmer." -"The Globe and Mail" "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again....Ý"Wee Gillis"¨ has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland....this is a distinguished volume." -"The New York Times" "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" -"The Washington Post", "Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawings of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." Horn Book Magazine "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic, Story of Ferdinand , about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland, Wee Gillis . It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." USA Today "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition, Wee Gillis relates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." The Wall Street Journal "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" People Magazine "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." The Globe and Mail "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again….[ Wee Gillis ] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland….this is a distinguished volume." The New York Times "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" The Washington Post, "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer."--The Globe and Mail, "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer."--"The Globe and Mail", "Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawings of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." Horn Book Magazine "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic,Story of Ferdinand, about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland,Wee Gillis. It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." USA Today "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition,Wee Gillisrelates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." The Wall Street Journal "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" People Magazine "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." The Globe and Mail "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again….[Wee Gillis] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland….this is a distinguished volume." The New York Times "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" The Washington Post, "Lawson's marvelous pen-and-ink drawins of the Scottish relations and their contrasting environments bring the story to exuberant life." -"Horn Book Magazine" "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic, "Story of Ferdinand," about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland, "Wee Gillis." It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." -"USA Today" "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition, "Wee Gillis "relates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." -"The Wall Street Journal" "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road tobagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" -"People Magazine" "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." -"The Globe and Mail" "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again....Ý"Wee Gillis"¨ has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland....this is a distinguished volume." -"The New York Times" "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" -"The Washington Post", "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson are best remembered for their 1936 classic,Story of Ferdinand, about a pacifist bull who's more interested in flowers than bullfighting. Three years later, they won a Caldecott Honor, one of the top prizes in illustrated children's literature, for a story set in Scotland,Wee Gillis. It had fallen out of print but has been resurrected as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, which brings neglected gems back to life. It doesn't show its age. With vivid pen-and-ink drawings in black and white, it's about an orphan with a tough decision to make: whether to live with his mother's relatives in the Lowlands and raise long-haired cows or his father's relatives in the Highlands and stalk stags." USA Today "First published in 1939, when it won a Caldecott Honor award, and now back in print with this handsome hardback edition,Wee Gillisrelates how a young Scottish boy cleverly finds a middle way between two sets of shaggy, overbearing and cantankerous relations...In Robert Lawson's brilliant black-and-white illustrations, Wee Gillis keeps an amusingly bland expression even as his uncles are leaping about, fulminating and remonstrating...The solution comes (with a hilarious picture) when Wee Gilis suddenly realizes that he can use the respiratory sills he as picked up from both sides of his family...to take up Schotland's noisiest and most musical occupation." The Wall Street Journal "Back in print after 20 years, this winsome story details a Scottish lad's road to bagpipe-playing greatness. Ages 4-8" People Magazine "This book is one of a number of largely unsung gems reissued by the New York Review Children's Collection imprint...it's a charmer." The Globe and Mail "Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson have done it again….[Wee Gillis] has already won the hearts of children and adults. The pictures of the Lowland farms and the craggy Highlands of Scotland have sufficient beauty to make anyone who comes from that lovely country homesick for its hills and heather. Boys and girls from 7 on are deeply interested in the small Scottish lad who called the cows in the Lowlands and stalked the deer in the Highlands, while his lungs meantime grew stronger and stronger until at last he was able to play the largest bagpipes in Scotland and, since he was welcome in Lowlands and Highlands alike, had no further need to choose either one or the other as a permanent home. The drawings of Robert Lawson combine beauty and humor with a reality that makes the reader feel he has taken a trip to Scotland….this is a distinguished volume." The New York Times "A delightful picture book for children, grown-up and otherwise" The Washington Post
Copyright Date
2006
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2005-031147
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22
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