6. 創意性：例如，《豬頭三兄弟》格林（引發繼續閱讀的樂趣）
http://www.cca.gov.tw/children/feature/9103s.html
內容簡介「大衛威斯納是美國童書界的頂尖創作者，得獎無數。視覺敘事對他來說，是先於文字也先於聲音的表現主體，他熱衷新的嘗試與突破，總是藉視覺藝術帶給讀者豐富的啟發與感動。
這次大衛威斯納藉《三隻小豬》的經典故事，完全顛覆故事的發展與可能。三隻小豬一樣是小豬三兄弟，一樣蓋自己的小房子，大野狼還是來敲門。但是這次大野狼不是從煙囪裡掉進滾燙的湯裡，而是把三隻小豬吹出故事了。故事外是安全的嗎？三隻小豬怎麼樣躲過壞心的大野狼呢？這次大衛威斯納要讓你知道：原來，故事也可以這樣說！」
《博客來導讀》這本書顛覆了到目前為止我們對圖畫書的想像；也顛覆了童話原作「三隻小豬」的故事。豬頭三兄弟，時而跑出畫框之外；時而跑出故事之外；到外面逛逛、混混，帶回別的兒童故事裡的朋友，最後自己決定結局：牠們要不要回家？
如果豬頭三兄弟最後決定混跡西門町（作者大衛威斯納是美國人），永遠不回「三隻小豬」的故事裡了，也不會讓人覺得意外吧。
這本書非常幽默地畫出：圖畫本身，和圖畫對象的差異。有沒有人想過：豬頭三兄弟，難道就是繪畫者大衛、安妮、瑪莉或華德迪士尼筆下的那幾個樣子嗎？如果他們到了豐子愷筆下，就變成毛筆漫畫微笑豬？如果豬頭三兄弟到了幾米的圖畫裡，是否就變成三隻睜著眼睛無表情仰望的無辜豬？
正如迪士尼動畫電影《怪獸電力公司》中，一扇扇門板，等於每一個孩子不同的房間；還有《小叮噹》卡通的任意門，貼在牆上讓無窮的想像都成真，多遠多久的地方都可以去。如同人的飛翔一樣，真是史上最令人興奮的想像之一！大衛的畫裡，也有這樣一張張任意門般的畫版。
於是書在書裡面變了，我們不一定要攤開書，看書的正面、內頁，也可以在上面、在下面、揉皺它！折飛機，看到一整張雪白，先別吃驚，小豬們暫時離開而已。世上不是每樣真的東西都會在我們眼前「失而復得」嗎？
可是豬頭三兄弟如果是真的，為什麼死了還會活回來？這不是製造虛構和真間的弔詭嗎？扯不清楚？有什麼關係，這只是一本圖畫書嘛！（文/Milky）
7. 淺語性：例如，《叔公的理髮店》三之三 Uncle Jed’s Barbershop by Margaree
內容簡介「老叔公夢想開一間屬於自己的理髮店。透過小女孩不疾不徐的敘述，讀者的心情不免跟著叔公的遭遇起起浮浮，是一個築夢踏實的感人故事。」
一本利用小朋友觀點探討種族歧視的問題、窮人家強韌生命力以及一位叔公遙不可及的夢想，故事內容很溫馨不說教，讓小朋友自己體會生命的價值與尊嚴。
故事敘述一位非裔小女孩的叔公，他一生不斷地追尋開辦理髮店的夢想。開始時，他認真的儲蓄，專一的朝著夢想努力，儘管過程波折不斷，他卻從未想過放棄；即使銀行倒閉了，他所有的積蓄在一夜間都化為烏有了，他仍然堅毅的說：「我會重新開始！」最後，叔公終於實現了他的夢想！你猜當時叔公有多大？那天正是他79歲生日！！！
傑德叔公是小女孩小珍最喜歡的親戚，他們濃郁的家族情感，也令人深深感動。叔公儼然是小珍一生的大朋友，她說：「他教會我相信自己的夢。」誠如珍‧蓋達茲(Jan Dargatz)博士所說，父母多讓孩子和他所信任的大人交往，孩子就能從他們身上獲取知識、愛和關懷，「可信賴的大朋友」會幫助孩子建立自尊，提升他們的信心。叔公的理髮店正為這個信念做了很好的詮釋。
書中所有的繪圖皆為跨頁圖，是美國科瑞塔‧司考特‧金大獎(the Coretta Scott King Honor Award)插畫得主詹姆斯‧瑞森另一代表作，他把傑德叔公敦厚仁慈、堅毅踏實的特質，栩栩如生的刻畫成一幅幅色彩豐富的油畫。此外，書後更附有兒童圖畫書書評家柯倩華小姐精闢的導讀，令本書分量十足。
＊＊＊ 繪本對孩子的影響 ＊＊＊
1. 帶給孩子快樂的經驗：例如，《小綿羊與大野狼》
Borreguita and the Coyote by Verna Aardema
What's a little lamb to do about a fierce coyote that wants to eat her? Why, trick him, of course... and trick him again.. and trick him one more time! Here's a lively retelling of a Mexican folk tale by master storyteller Verna Aardema.
Borreguita is a little lamb who manages to trick the coyote who wants to eat her not just three but four deliciously satisfying times: she suggests that she'll grow if he waits; she describes the moon's reflection as a cheese, so that he jumps into a pond; she cajoles him into taking her place ``hold[ing] up this mountain'' while she goes for help; and, finally, she bravely volunteers to jump right into the coyote's mouth so that he can swallow her in one gulp--with the result that poor Coyote, his teeth aching, vows to leave the wily lamb alone henceforth.
Aardema, a practiced teller of tales, paces this saga expertly and tells it with pleasingly sly wit. Mathers contributes her exquisite sense of design and luminous color, while focusing on the story's drama and humor and the contrast between the innocent-looking lamb and her obtuse antagonist. A fine story; outstanding illustrations. (
2. 從中得到情緒的紓解：例如，《Mommy Go Away》by Lynne Jonell/Petra Marthers
PreS. Christopher must always do as his mother requests, as she is much bigger than he. But w hen she insists he take a bath, he tells her to "go away" on his small toy boat. When she points out that she is too big to get in the boat, he sees this as an opportunity to take control and wills her to "be small." The bathtub becomes a choppy sea, and the woman expresses her fears about being so small and helpless in the boat, but her son is there tubside to help and urge her on. When she demands to be made big again, the youngster assents, satisfied that she can now empathize and understand that it isn't easy being small. Childlike stick figures, the inconsistent sizing of parent and child, and the simplistic text are all effective in helping readers see the world through young eyes. The illustrations are an interesting mix of pastels and deep colors, and have rich, appealing textures. This story will draw a smile from independent preschoolers who hope the adults in their lives can remember what it means to be small.?Lucy Rafael,
Jonell turns the tables on parental authority and childlike obedience in a terrific story of a boy and his mother. ``Pick up your blocks,'' ``No more T.V.,'' and ``Time for your bath'' are the phrases that set off a small boy's protests. Christopher declares, ``Go away, Mommy!'' and offers his toy boat for her to ride in. She protests that she's too large, and so, ``Be small,'' he commands. She obligingly shrinks and is set afloat in the tub, where she expresses a list of fears about what's happening to her. Several other mothers appear in a small motorboat on the bathwater horizon, and Christopher admonishes her to have a good time, remember her manners, and don't hit the others. He endearingly reassures her that he will help her; the mother, once restored to size, sighs that it is hard to be small. ``I know that already,'' Christopher replies. Mathers uses the simplest of illustration styles: The people are almost stick figures--but their postures are wonderfully expressive--and the scenes, intentionally naive yet showing intelligent composition, resemble children's crayon scrawls, done with flat perspectives. A highly original book that will strike a chord in every child's experience, and one that parents will enjoy immensely.
3. 讓孩子喜愛閱讀：例如，《我是壞小孩》台視文化
一個愛說故事的媽媽，剛開始只是在家裡講故事給自己的寶貝們聽，再將故事錄製到錄音帶裡，說給看不見的小朋友聽，後來就到幼兒圖書館說原文圖畫書給小孩和大人聽；剛開始只是跟著寶貝們，到班上去說故事給寶貝們的同學聽，後來就到學校的圖書館，說故事給一些情緒比較有困難的孩子們聽，最後策劃並推動「貓頭鷹說故事義工」的培訓工作；這本書是兩年來貓頭鷹說故事的現場寫真。
4. 培養美學的鑑賞力：例如，《A Woggle of Witches》by Adrienne Adams
What happens when a woggle of witches goes out for the night
I first remember hearing the term "woggle" to refer to a type of insect that L. Frank Baum wrote about (see "The Woggle-Bug Book: The Unique Adventures of the Woggle-Bug"). Here the term "woggle" refers to a medium-sized group of witches. This is just one of the very interesting things that Adrienne Adams has found out about witches. I did not know that witches liked to sleep in cozy hammocks in the branches of trees or that there are things that scare even them. Each of the double-page spread in this book tells of what happens one night when the witches go out for fun. "A Woggle of Witches" is a simple little tale, which should amuse small children and reassure them that witches are really more scared of them (at least on Halloween night).
This is a charming book for Halloween reading pleasure with double page illustrations and minimal text that still packs in plenty of humor and spooky fun. Meet the witches deep in the heart of the dark forest as they wake up to celebrate that certain night! Scoop a little bat stew out of the bubbling cauldron and then grab your broomstick for some ace flying. The joyful faces on this woggle of witches as they cut loose with their Halloween hijinx are sure to make you smile, too. But what's this?! The witches get "spooked" by some trick-or-treaters that send them flying back home to the forest. A great time is had by all. I love the exciting atmosphere of celebration that this book creates with so few words.
伪 其他
财 ０－３幼兒閱讀：色塊、輸廓明顯的書、耐用（布書、硬紙板書、認知書）。
财 ３－６學齡前：有趣、簡短、重複性高（遊戲書、立體書、可操作的書）。
财 低年級：加入一些故劇情及邏輯性的思考，圖像的複雜度可增加。
财 中、高年級：故事張力增加，複雜度加大。
註：
伪 本紀錄表內容，主要節錄整理自猫頭鷹圖書館長李苑芳館長之繪本的選擇與欣賞。
伪 網路資料來源：
1.
http://www.books.com.tw/ 博客來網路書店
2.
http://www.ylib.com/ 遠流網路書店
3.
http://www.eslitebooks.com/ 誠品網路書店
4.
http://www.amazon.com/
5.
http://www.healthybooks.org.uk/
6.
http://www.cca.gov.tw/children/ 兒童文化館
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http://www.mamibook.com.tw/ 瑪咪兒童書店
8.
http://www.ptl.edu.tw/ 國立台中圖書館
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http://ge.tnua.edu.tw/~mlwu/readrec.htm 烏梅罐子
10.
http://www.tmtc.edu.tw/~kidcen/eight.htm 柴爾德的圖畫書
