The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane

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The sad yet hopeful story of a selfish china rabbit that learns to love is beautifully written, and the sepia-toned gouache illustrations make this book one to treasure for many years. They can include physical descriptions, personality traits, and the role each character played in the story. Kate DiCamillo’s The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, published in 2006, is a novel about the life of Edward Tulane, a three-foot tall china rabbit. Tôi nằm đọc một mạch, và khi gấp trang cuối lại, tôi mới dám "thở" - tức là cuốn sách đã lôi cuốn tôi đến mức ấy.

Edward’s journey in The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane and Dorothy’s journey in The Wizard of Oz share some similarities and differences.From here he is rescued by a fisherman, who takes him home and provides him with a new name, a new identity and a new family. And hearing the beauty of the 'story telling voice' in this book that does not shrink from a sophisticated vocabulary in choosing the right word over the simpler word.

Edward Tulane is a three-foot tall toy rabbit, beautifully made, with a wardrobe of exquisite clothes. Given that nearly a decade has passed since Robert Zemeckis' The Miraculous Journey Of Edward Tulane was announced, it seems the adaptation isn't happening.

Although this may have been written for younger readers I believe it will be enjoyed by people of all ages.

Ever since, word on The Miraculous Journey Of Edward Tulane adaptation has gone quiet, though the book has since been turned into an opera titled Edward Tulane. Here an unpleasant feeling arises within us as readers - will Edward Tulane get a happy ending, given the twists and turns his own story subsequently takes?Edward is really quite vain and wishes that the adults in the household would treat him differently, but at the same time he simply doesn’t realize what he has. Edward is just fine with his living situation, but gets annoyed at Abilene’s gushing, and doesn’t understand this feeling of love.