ПЕТУЛА е толкова красива! Ухае прекрасно. Ариол седи точно зад нея в клас. В мислите си той ? прави комплименти, казва ?, че я обича. Но, много странно, когато ПЕТУЛА се обърне и Ариол трябва да ? каже нещо наистина, той си глътва езика. Не може да обели и думичка! Не е лесно, когато си магаренце, да обичаш красива кравичка.
Emmanuel Guibert has written a great many graphic novels for readers young and old, among them the Sardine in Outer Space series and The Professor’s Daughter with Joann Sfar.
In 1994, a chance encounter with an American World War II veteran named Alan Cope marked the beginning of a deep friendship and the birth of a great biographical epic.
Another of Guibert's recent works is The Photographer. Showered with awards, translated around the world and soon to come from First Second books, it relates a Doctors Without Borders mission in 1980’s Afghanistan through the eyes of a great reporter, the late Didier Lefèvre.
Guibert lives in Paris with his wife and daughter.
Este cómic está protagonizado por Ariol, un pequeño burrito sin pelos en la lengua. Es un personaje con mucho desparpajo, espontáneo y muy gracioso. Es una mezcla entre la inocencia y la frescura de Manolito Gafotas y ese desparpajo de Mafalda.
Este libro es el cuarto de la serie y está compuesto por un total de doce relatos o historietas cortas, de unas diez páginas, muy divertidas y que van a sacar más de una carcajada al lector.
En estas historias vamos a conocer a Ariol y a toda su familia, a sus padres, a sus abuelos e incluso a su tío. Además a sus amigos y compañeros del colegio, unos niños muy variados, pues vamos a tener cerdos, vacas, mosquitos, perros, pájaros, ranas, etc. Son historias explicadas de forma muy sencilla para que un niño de 6 años las pueda entender perfectamente y, sobre todo, disfrutarlas.
Este cómic tiene además mensajes muy buenos para los pequeños. Tenemos una historia cuyos personajes pertenecen a razas diferentes pero que, aún así, son amigos, conviven de forma harmónica y se ayudan entre ellos. No miran si son de tal o cual forma, eso no es importante. Importa el cómo se es, la personalidad y no la apariencia.
Por último, el ilustrador Boutavant emplea páginas de 3 o 4 viñetas. Esto se debe a dos factores: por un lado, el reducido tamaño del libro y, por el otro, propicia una lectura más ágil y dinámica. En cuanto a los personajes, estos están muy bien caracterizado con los atributos de sus propias razas y unas expresiones faciales que transmiten perfectamente lo que sienten en ese momento.
En conclusión, un cómic protagonizado por niños y para niños. Una historia con una lectura muy ágil y súper graciosa, llena de aventuras, travesuras y de escenas cotidianas que sacarán unas carcajadas. Un libro que tiene unos fuertes valores humanos detrás y que fomenta la unión entre personas indiferentemente del físico. Una historia de amistad y de amor con unos dibujos muy buenos y bien conseguidos.
Ако търсите комикс, който да вдъхнови и да развесели вашето дете, пък защо не и вас самите, не търсете повече. "Ариол - бр. 4 Една красива кравичка" (изд. "Хеликон") е тук, за да разкаже историята на едно магаренце, което се учи на най-важните уроци в живота - как да обича, да мечтае и да бъде истински приятел. Продължаваме да ви представяме любимата ни серия на френския творчески тандем Еманюел Гибер и Марк Бутаван. Прочетете ревюто на „Книжни Криле“: https://knijnikrile.wordpress.com/202...
The hilarious, purely kid-inflected adventures always balance with tenderness and wry understanding of the adult world. A bit of magic that never fails in this terrific series.
Ariol and his friend Ramono spend a bit of time with Ariol's grandparents in this volume. Especially good was the story in which Ariol and Ramono go with his grandma to church and explore. They end up in the bell tower with humorous results.
Also good in this volume is the school picture day story where Ariol gets bold and asks the photographer for a photo of his beloved Petula. The photographer doesn't quite follow through with his request which makes for a funny class picture.
My favorite story was the one in which the entire class thinks they've got fleas after a dog stalls while solving a math problem on the chalkboard. Really funny and incredibly realistic.
I'm addicted to the Ariol books! These are such pleasant slice-of-life stories about anthropomorphic tweeners that as the publisher says "is the perfect series for anyone who started off life as a kid!" The stories in this volume are varied with no particular focus on any character though I'd say perhaps the focus is on school stories this time. As the title implies, as usual, there are a couple featuring Ariol and his crush on Petula, but each time we see Bizzbilla struggling with her crush on Ariol. I just love these stories and the situations. They are cute and funny, but they are so real. Nothing is overdone or overthetop because the author and illustrator have found the perfect element of humour in episodes from the real lives of young teens, their parents and teachers.
Such a cute book. At first, I thought it would be a kind of short story book, but it turned out to be a cartoon book :) Yay, I love cartoons. I really enjoyed it. But I am still confused on whether Ariol is a cow or a donkey... probably a donkey.