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Eugene Yelchin is a Russian-American author and illustrator of many books for children, including Breaking Stalin’s Nose, a Newbery Honor book; The Haunting of Falcon House, a Golden Kite Award winner; and The Rooster Prince of Breslov, a National Jewish Book Award winner.He has also received the SCBWI Tomie dePaola Award for illustration
From a series of 42 paintings. "Memory, history, and persecution are the dominant theme of Eugene Yelchin's masterpiece, "Section Five”. In these stylized images Yelchin forces us to confront the anti-Semitism directed against Russian Jews, and the resulting internalization of a flawed sense of identity”.
Breaking Stalin's Nose by Eugene Yelchin. On the eve of his induction into the Young Pioneers, Sasha’s world is overturned when his father is arrested by Stalin’s guard. Yelchin deftly crafts a stark and compelling story of a child’s lost idealism. 2012 Newbery Honor Winner Eugene Yelchin. A special message from Eugene Yelchin about ...
Reviews. “In ARCADY’S GOAL, an immensely rewarding novel by Eugene Yelchin… the pages have the ring of truth. Something vital is at stake. You can feel it. The language is taught and dramatic. The illustrations are moody, stark and beautiful. The book is tough to read in anything but a single sitting. And sly, in the way of great ...
28 de sept. de 2021 · The Genius Under the Table: Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtain by Eugene Yelchin. Candlewick $16.99 Oct. 12 ISBN 978-1-5362-1552-6. ADVERTISEMENT. PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Dan Gemeinhart
Yelchin plays the earthy, red-brown warmth of the rabbit’s fur off the cool blue of the sky, and his use of collage magnifies the sense of characters suspended in midair. The action ricochets into outer space and back like a magnificent bungee jump, and the girl’s presence offers reassurance throughout.”. —Publishers Weekly.
12 de nov. de 2021 · Eugene Yelchin’s illustrated memoir, “The Genius Under the Table: Growing Up Behind the Iron Curtain,” is a darkly humorous escape into the world of a boy, Yevgeny, with similar coping ...
