Good Dad Diego

Good Dad Diego
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فرمت کتاب

ebook

تاریخ انتشار

2019

Lexile Score

490

Reading Level

1-2

نویسنده

Brenna Maloney

شابک

9781984835321
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در این جشن طنز پدر، یک به طرز غیرقابل مقاومتی شایان ستایش (و واقعی)! الف) پوگ نشان می‌دهد که پدر خوبی بودن چه مستلزم ان است. دیگو یه سگه ولی یکی از سخت ترین شغل های دنیا رو داره اون یه نینجاست؟ نه. اون یه ابرقهرمانه؟ نه. اون یه پادشاه یا یه افسر پلیس یا رئیس جمهوره؟ نه. نه. نه. دیگو یه پدره و این مستلزم صبر و شکیبایی همه این مواضع مشترک است. . همانطور که دیه گو یک سگ قابل ستایش در این کتاب عکس خنده دار با صدای بلند. سگ‌ها ممکن است پند و اندرز و کارهای مختلف را به کار گیرند. انقدر وسایل رو نجوی «گربه بارف نخور! اما دیگو همه چیز رو از روی عشق انجام میده . و ما در پایان داستان به دیدن اشیا عشق او می رویم: توله سگ!

نقد و بررسی

Publisher's Weekly

March 11, 2019
In adorable photographs, Maloney shows Diego the pug sporting hats and other duds that demonstrate many of the jobs that fathers might do (“He wears a lot of hats”). Diego dons a police cap for his role as “the law” (he’s in charge of policing the pooping on floors and digging up of plants) and wears a chef’s toque when cooking dinner (“meat casserole. Again”). Diego cleans (licks) dishes, does laundry (he appears with a pair of Buzz Lightyear underpants on his head), and sets a good example by donning warm winter garb. At last, readers meet the pug puppies that call Diego “Dad.” It’s a one-note gag, but readers will appreciate the humor relating to Diego’s not-always-successful attempts at fatherhood. Ages 3–5.



Kirkus

April 1, 2019
Diego has "one of the toughest jobs in the world": dad. Diego is one photogenic pug, posed against white backgrounds with a few props while wearing hats signifying different jobs. In a photo of Diego in a police cap, a knocked-over plant and police-line tape on the verso, the text reads: "Sometimes, he has to be 'The Law.' / 'Stop digging up the plants!' / 'No pooping on the floor!' / 'Don't eat cat barf.' " Other jobs Diego fulfills include cook, nurse, and fix-it guy. But most of all, Diego wants to be a good dad, cleaning the dishes, doing the laundry, mopping, and acting as a role model. A large part of the humor in this book is the juxtaposition of the text with the photos of Diego's wrinkly face. Diego sets an example by always wearing his winter hat in the cold: "I look like an elf." Yes, a grumpy, rather chagrined one. While Diego lacks the sophistication of William Wegman's Weimaraners, he perfectly embodies the feelings of dads everywhere as, after being "Dad"ed for the 12th time, Diego, front legs splayed and chin on the floor, responds, "That's me." Maloney and Kennedy miss an opportunity to show fatherhood in action, though: Diego never interacts with his pup, who's only shown on one spread, albeit five times--or perhaps that's five puppies, each shown once. A look at the many hats fathers wear, best for dog lovers. (Picture book. 3-7)

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