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I love the illustrations in this book, as well as, the story. Great for ages 4 and up. My daughter really enjoys the Madeline books. I do suggest though purchasing them hardback. I bought this one paperback and wished I wouldn't have.


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Madeline Picture Books Ludwig Bemelmans 9780590133371 Books Reviews

I wanted to have a special quiet time activity for my grand-daughter. As I am reading Madeline books to her I thought this book would be fun. Boy was I wrong! It is GREAT fun! It is well made, the stickers are that plastic that is easy to re-use, and the sticker pages are large and colorful. Terrific for a four year old and her granny!
This is a review of the version. The formatting is horrendous. It is simply a scan of the book. Multiple pages on each kindle page that you have to zoom I'm on to read. Totally ruins the story and beautiful illustrations. It should be a crime to do that to a wonderful book like this.
Ludwig Bemelman's MADELINE first appeared in the early 1950s. It was a hit then and generations later, it still evokes that, "Please read it to me again," in children. Or better yet, it's one of those books that they later read to themselves.

Although most young kids don't know about orphans and living in an orphanage, they immediately bond with little Madeline. Children enjoy its cadence and rhyming (not at all like Dr. Seuss' books). It's less obvious and a bit more sophisticated.

Depending on a child's age and cognitive level, this book can go from simply entertaining (1) to broadening a child's knowledge (2), to higher order reading skills (3). Examples (1) Reading a story; (2) What's an orphanage? Where is France? Do children speak English there? Tell me, what is the big, grey thing on the book's cover? (3) Do you think the girls are all happy to share a big bedroom? If you were Madeline, how would you feel? Why do we have an appendix?

Taken at face value, this classic is a lovely tale. But, it can also be a springboard for meaningful conversations.
I ordered this book to bring to a baby shower - I’d read Madeline as a child and the art is so iconic. But I returned this book and got them something else at the last minute, for a few reasons
-My copy that was shipped to me was torn by a sticker in the packaging
-There is a slur on the back cover that I didn’t realize would be there - times have changed
-I realized this is the book that gave me a lifelong fear of appendicitis that was especially strong in my childhood, and I remember wishing I had never read about such a thing that instilled this fear in me, so I didn’t want to pass that on to another kid
There is simply NO WAY to give Bemelmans' wonderful illustrations and stories less than five stars..if more stars were available I'd give him those too. No one else has ever captured the beauty and romance of the city for children as well as he.
The end papers and one illustration show the ile de cite, the pont neuf and the small park on the isle where now the tour boats are docked.
That's all specially meaningful to me because it is from the bridge and into the Seine that I threw the key to the lock I secured to the bridge,honoring the love my deceased wife and I had for each other. In the little park below my grandaughters husband proposed to her.
It's a lovely book but terrible on . This is not a version... it's like a badly scanned PDF.
This is a favorite story, however DO NOT buy the version. Total waste of money. It's like looking at bad photos of an old book. I'm incredibly disappointed.
I love the illustrations in this book, as well as, the story. Great for ages 4 and up. My daughter really enjoys the Madeline books. I do suggest though purchasing them hardback. I bought this one paperback and wished I wouldn't have.