The One and Only Ivan

When I was 11 years old when I finished reading this novel, his first statement was "I love the book!" This is the first example of his "stop time", so please also read this book

A copy of the author 's Newbery Medal' s speech is behind my copy of The One and Only Ivan. "We live in a world where children are bullied or become dedicated, thinking that armed security guards in the corridors of schools are desirable.The library is a padlock to reduce budget. luxury."

As a writer, reader, and a speech enthusiast, whenever I encounter a brilliant phrase that I deserve, I will acquire a "stop time" habit. "Stop time" is stopping what we are doing, reading, and listening aloud; we listen to the author's words and make the sentences very meaningful to the reader .

My son and I have read the same book, but our response to it is as different as it strolls through the park without worrying and is hindered by urban traffic during peak hours. My son is very happy with the story of the animal, I cried

Pixar used a sense of humor when speaking the story. Katherine Applegate also uses the same technology, but it is more realistic.

I did not have an easy answer in the adult world where my son lives, so I cried. It is colorful, not stupid and happy. The childhood innocence begins to penetrate

When Ivan and ruby ​​comfort each other and speak the story to help them fall asleep, the author communicates the pain of power to help solitary, coping techniques, boxing emotions, and friends ... or yourself Children.

My son first called me when I promised Ivan could not promise to an elephant ruby.

I was waiting at this moment. Maturity noticed a deeper concept. Opportunities to share family ideals and values. Enter the adult world - or at least enter the world of youth of turbulence

"Kids do not know anything about grief," Applegate said in a speech. "We can not hide them, we can only teach them how to use their imagination to find happiness and miracles."

One and Only Ivan is a novel for children by K.A. Applegate by Patricia Castelao. This book is about a silver collateral gorilla named Ivan living in the cage of the mall. The novel is the first person I wrote from the perspective of gorillai one with silver on the back. In 2013, it was elected the winner of the Newbury medal. It has won several other awards and is currently recommended for several reading lists. The story takes place at Big Top Mall No. 8 and video arcade. Ivan, a gorilla carrying a silver, was imprisoned at Big Top Mall for 9, 855 days based on his statistics. He lives in his field and is usually satisfied with his life. He watches television, eats bananas and sells artwork by his master. Stray dogs live in malls with Ivan, Stella, Elephant, Bob. Stella is an old elephant with a long foot injury and plays with everyday performances.

When the baby elephant, ruby ​​lived with Stella and was taken to the big top mall to master new skills, the situation began to change. Stella 's old injury made her sick. Just before Stella succumbed to the disease and died, she asked Ivan to take care of Ruby and find a better place. Ivan promised that he would take care of Ruby even if he did not know how to do it. After the death of Stella, Ivan began to recall his life before the big top mall and the sense of freedom just to tell the story to ruby. Owner Mack of Big Top Mall was trying to trick Ruby, but Ivan started watching her abuses and deciding how to fulfill his commitment to Stella.

Throughout The One and Only Ivan, a book for children awarded the Newberry medal award from Catherine Apple Gate is based on the real story of the gorilla at the mall, and the unnatural Ivan's I will mention how unnatural life is. Initially, Ivan remembered his father breaking his breast "to maintain order and warn the army." In the mall's cage, Ivan did not need to maintain order. This book is asking a lot of questions about natural things to him. It does not deny that the screen is part of our daily life. Even if you are over 2 years old, there are possibilities that you can benefit from using them. So do not try to avoid them altogether, please find the right balance for your family and set the boundaries from early age. Implement rules such as "Do not place a call on the table" to see what your children are watching and how they are consuming media.