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by Ian Schoenherr,Sheldon Harnick

ISBN: 0060515279
Author: Ian Schoenherr,Sheldon Harnick
Language: English
Publisher: HarperCollins (October 1, 2005)
Category: Literature & Fiction
Subcategory: Kids
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The first picture-book adaptation of the beloved song Sunrise, Sunset from the musical Fiddler on the Roof follows a little girl as she grows up, falls in love, marries, and has a little one of her own. Full color.

Sheldon Mayer Harnick (born April 30, 1924) is an American lyricist and songwriter best known for his collaborations with composer Jerry Bock on musicals such as Fiddler on the Roof

Sheldon Mayer Harnick (born April 30, 1924) is an American lyricist and songwriter best known for his collaborations with composer Jerry Bock on musicals such as Fiddler on the Roof. Harnick began his career writing words and music to comic songs in musical revues. One of these, "The Merry Minuet", was popularized by the Kingston Trio. It is in the caustic style usually associated with Tom Lehrer and is sometimes incorrectly attributed to Lehrer.

Sunrise, Sunset book. Ian Schoenherr's beautifully rendered illustrations lovingly depict growing up in a caring family and a supportive community.

by Sheldon Harnick & illustrated by Ian Schoenherr

by Sheldon Harnick & illustrated by Ian Schoenherr. Schoenherr uses the original setting for the renowned song’s first appearance in this format, capturing its wistful tone with light-drenched scenes that basically reproduce the sets for Fiddler on the Roof, and people in shtetl garb who sometimes resemble the play’s cast members

Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. Ian Schoenherr, illus

Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. Ian Schoenherr, illus. This delightful picture book adaptation of the beloved song, Sunrise, Sunset from the famous musical Fiddler on the Roof, would be a wonderful gift item for any wedding, birth, bar mitzvah or graduation. For those who have trouble keeping a dry eye when this song is played at weddings, good luck getting through this book! While the reader is transported to a small Jewish village of old through gorgeous, golden-tinged illustrations, the song’s lyrics dance across the page, begging to be sung with a wistful smile.

Ian Schoenherr (pronounced YAHN SHOW-EN-HARE) is an American chapter icon illustrator for the Castaways series. He is primarily a children's book illustrator, as well as author. Resides: Woodside, NY. Education: Cooper Union School of Art, NYC. Schoenherr has also illustrated the following: Pip & Squeak by Ian Schoenherr (2007). Sleepyhead Bear by Lisa Peters (2006). Sunrise, Sunset by Sheldon Harnick & Jerry Bock (2005). Little Raccoon's Big Question by Miriam Schlein (2004).

by. Harnick, Sheldon. Bock, Jerry; Schoenherr, Ian, illustrator.

by Jerry Bock (Author), Sheldon Harnick (Author). This delightful picture book adaptation of the beloved song, "Sunrise, Sunset" from the famous musical Fiddler on the Roof, would be a wonderful gift item for any wedding, birth, Bar Mitzvah or graduation. Ian Schoenherr's vibrant illustrations follow a young girl's journey through life as she matures, falls in love with a childhood friend, gets married and, by the last page, has her own child.

Sunrise, Sunset by Sheldon Harnick. In Schoenherr's children's book debut, the artist provides bold, graphic images

Sunrise, Sunset by Sheldon Harnick. Schoenherr's stunning artwork done in colored pencil, ink, and acrylic beautifully illustrates this song from Fiddler on the Roof. School Library Journal. Jonkonnu by Amy Littlesugar. Schoenherr's sun-baked palette of earth tones splashed with vivid greens of fertile farmland underscores the volatility of Homer's predicament. In Schoenherr's children's book debut, the artist provides bold, graphic images.

The first picture-book adaptation of the beloved song "Sunrise, Sunset" from the musical Friddler on the Roof follows a little girl as she grows up, falls in love, marries, and has a little one of her own. Ian Schoenherr's beautifully rendered illustrations lovingly depict growing up in a caring family and a supportive community.

Comments:

Usishele

My granddaughters and I love this book - I sing it to them regularly. Music is in the back and the pictures are very sweet.
A musician/music educator/Jewish professional in the Boston area

Tygrarad

Lovely book to a famous song from "Fiddler on the Roof." It does change the ending, but is still quite nice to read or sing along.

Black_Hawk_Down.

This delightful picture book adaptation of the beloved song, "Sunrise, Sunset" from the famous musical Fiddler on the Roof, would be a wonderful gift item for any wedding, birth, Bar Mitzvah or graduation. For those who have trouble keeping a dry eye when this song is played at weddings, good luck getting through this book! While the reader is transported to a small Jewish village of old through gorgeous, golden-tinged illustrations, the song's lyrics dance across the page, begging to be sung with a wistful smile. Ian Schoenherr's vibrant illustrations follow a young girl's journey through life as she matures, falls in love with a childhood friend, gets married and, by the last page, has her own child. The characters look a lot like the actors from the movie version, including the skinny horse and village rooftops, but one doesn't have to know the story of Tzeitel and Motel to enjoy this tribute to the Jewish cycle of life. One particularly clever theme is the use of bright yellow sunflowers ("seedlings turn overnight to sunflow'rs") that follow the children as they grow and mature. The final double page spread celebrates the joys of a loving family when the young couple observes their baby's first steps as he reaches to embrace a golden sunflower held out before him. This book would be understood by children, of course, but the adults are the ones who will be moved by its meaning. Intended for ages 6 - 8 and appropriate for all ages.

Reviewed by Lisa Silverman

Mash

I saw the play years and years ago in NY..with Hershel B. and it captivated me.. With a tear in my eye, I read the book, and sang that beautiful song (well hummed really I can't sing)..and just remembered simpler times..
These stories are all our children and grandchildren will have. The illustrations are so moving..and true to the times.
I have gotten this for several children AND for my very close adult friends.
Would love to see more thoughtful children's books on other cultures and traditions.

Malodor

My little one chose this book from the preschool bookmobile. She was thrilled that it was a song and that I knew it! We have been reading it each night - she loves to point out the characters and that they are falling in love, and the father and mother and the kitty cats and the baby in the mother's "tummy." I pulled up a video clip of the movie "Fiddler" and was interested to see how close the illustrations resemble the movie versions except then again they really stand alone as illustrations without being "too" close to the motion picture. Wonderful touches, like the kittens growing up, and the sunflowers, too. So nice, we will have to get our own copy!

Haracetys

I bought this book for my family day care. My little 3 year olds learned the entire song by heart in just a couple weeks. From the first time I opened it they were mesmerized with the colorfully illustrated pictures of a little boy and a little girl who grow up to be beautiful and tall. They love the page with the sunflowers and bride under the canopy. And of course the last page with their baby. Even though I've seen the movie and heard the songs a million times I'm always blown away with the words to this song. Life in Day Care is certainly ladened with happiness and sometimes tears. I highly recommend this very thoughtful book.

anonymous

Our 21 month old LOVES this book! She requests this every night for bedtime among other times. We sing it to her and she flips through the pages, looking at all of the pictures and noticing more and more details. She points out the animals, the baby at the end, the boy and girl, and we all gaze at each other when we read "gazing" in the chorus. I think we've misplaced ours so I have to get another one!

We got this as part of PJ Library and LOVE it. After 10 readings I can finally finish the book without sobbing, which is good since my son had me read it twice today. A beautifully-illustrated book that does justice to a lovely song.