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Lala Salama

A Tanzanian Lullaby - 3 - 7 J.
BookHardcover
Ranking159in057
CHF19.90

Description

For sleepy little ones everywhere, Newbery Medalist Patricia MacLachlan offers a lyrical Tanzanian lullaby that follows a loving family through their day.

The rhythm of the day's activities creates the melody of the evening's lullaby in this sweet song of family life along the banks of Lake Tanganyika. As the bright day shifts to twilight, the lantern on Baba's boat twinkles in the distance, sending the baby off into a peaceful sleep on Mama's shoulder. Inspired by a visit to her son, his wife, and their child in Tanzania, Patricia MacLachlan writes a gentle story of an African family's day from sunup to sundown. Rich, beautifully detailed illustrations by Elizabeth Zunon offer a restful complement to the Swahili refrain "lala salama"an invocation to "sleep well.
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Details

ISBN/GTIN978-0-7636-4747-6
Product TypeBook
BindingHardcover
FormatPicture book
Publishing date08/11/2011
Pages32 pages
LanguageEnglish
SizeWidth 258 mm, Height 296 mm, Thickness 12 mm
Weight512 g
Minimum age3 years
IllustrationsFarb. Abb.
Article no.11859455
CatalogsBuchzentrum
Data source no.19666830
Product group057
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Author

Patricia MacLachlan is the Newbery Medal-winning author of the much-loved Sarah, Plain and Tall. Lala Salama evolved from a time spent with her son John and his family in Tanzania, where John worked with Jane Goodall, and he and his wife worked on other conservation projects as well. Their daughter Ella was born in Tanzania. Patricia MacLachlan lives in Massachusetts.

Elizabeth Zunon is the illustrator of My Hands Sing the Blues. Of Lala Salama, she says, "For me, the key to falling in love with a story is feeling a connection with the people and places native to the setting." Born in New York State, she grew up on the Ivory Coast, West Africa, and now lives in upstate New York.