Picture Book Analysis

When you are in elementary school, you usually use a picture book. Illustration of a picture book helps children to imagine and understand the background of the story. But sometimes these illustrations and the underlying theme may not be able to describe the exact or true view of the characters in the story. In many cases, I will analyze books on Native American by describing the cultural perception of America and Europe, after marking the book as multicultural.

After reading about 700 picture books, most people have undergone careful analysis, many articles and books on painting books written by famous critics, as well as three top domestic specialties in this field I studied the house. "After discussion by the intense committee of four hours after the age of 20, the picture book was discussed ... My 'things' are what I call Caldecott's experience. In a few short sentences I would like to eat an alternative Caldecott diet with some authentic Caldecott anecdotes and one or two ideas to help children build Caldecott's relationship . Some of the best references in some of the delicious references to end the Caldecott Champion's ongoing diet will end the course

I learned six to seven simple steps of the Caldecott committee process or picture book analysis process.

They analyzed the contents of six hair picture books. Based on the research of black feminist ideas and cultures, researchers found three central themes about hair in the text: (1) all hair is good, (2) black hair, and African - Americans' history mutual contact, (3) combining women while combing hair or styling hair. Urban novels are also known as street literature, hip hop literature, black pulp novels, slum street ignition, gangster ignition, which began to be published during the black power movement of the 1960s and 1970s (Marshall et al., 2009). Like common sickness that many African Americans have suffered over the years, the common theme of urban novels is often crime, sex, abortion, drugs, abuse, teen pregnancy and imprisonment (Morris, Hughes-Hassel , Agosto), and including Cotman, 2006)

As shown in the list above, this is a comprehensive picture of the period covered by this book. However, this picture is not an analysis of the times but an episode. For example, John Wesley Powel's long-distance explanation of the enterprise frontier along the Colorado River. This part of the book is very interesting, but obscures the story rather than making it clear. In the Pacific region of China, work in China has been in operation for a long time, but there are relatively few people operating railways.