Nijntje in het museum by Dick Bruna

Nijntje in het museum Reviews

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  Hilary

  In this Miffy adventure the rabbit family goes to a modern art museum. They see mobiles, paintings and sculptures and even a famous children's author/illustrator! Miffy is inspired by her visist and has decided what she wants to be when she grows up.
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  Manny

  Visiting the Tate Modern the other day, we went round Meschac Gaba's installation, which does a better than average job of messing with your mind. One of the many clever ideas is that the library and the gift shop have been made integral parts of the exhibit. Alas, most of the stuff in the gift shop is no longer for sale; apparently it was originally, but people kept buying it. The library contains a bizarre collection, including many children's books in Dutch. (Gaba's wife is from Holland).
  
  I spent a few minutes reading this charming little story in rhymed verse. Guessing rather a lot of the words - my Dutch is really basic - I followed Nijntje, a young rabbit, as he first persuades his parents that he is so old enough to go to the contemporary art exhibition and then argues with them about the various works on display.
  
  "I know what I'm going to do when I grow up!" he says when they get home. "I'm going to be a contemporary artist too!"
  
  I believe it's a series: one more of these, and I could easily become a Nijntje fan.
  
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  Crystal

  I read is one while at the Rijksmuseum. It's a fun look at a museum visit.
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  Thijs Werkman

  Leuk dat de kunstwerken die in het museum waar Nijntje naar toe gaat passen bij de tekenstijl van Dick Bruna. De kunstwerken zijn geïnspireerd op O.a. Mondriaan en Yves Klein.
  
  Een leuk boekje waar veel te zien is met korte begrijpbare teksten voor peuters.
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  Hattie

  A thoughtful foray through art interpretation through the eyes of a young rabbit.
  1 star deducted for unrealistic representation of children’s behaviour - Miffy was far too well behaved and should have had at least one tantrum.
  Also I’m concerned about Mr Rabbit’s parenting skills - he initially suggested going to the art gallery without Miffy, presumably leaving her alone in the warren. A bit neglectful.
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  Belinda Vlasbaard

  4 sterren - Nederlandse hardcover
  
  Recensie volgt later.
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  Žahra Hamzeh

  تو این دنیای پر از چارچوب و کلیشه، خوندن این کتاب برای بچه‌های کوچیک که هنوز ذهنشون بسته نشده، می‌تونه برای زندگی آینده‌شون خیلی راهگشا باشه. ضمن اینکه بچه‌ها رو خیلی ابتدایی با مفهوم هنر و گالری و اهمیت اون آشنا می‌کنه
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  Geraldine

  Bought this at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam at the Dick Bruna exhibition. We grew up with the Afrikaans translation of the Miffy books from the local library but cannot remember Miffy's Afrikaans name...
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  Gertrude Carrington

  Probably the most important book I've read yet this year
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  Elmo

  Dit is wat mij betreft een van de leukste Nijntjes, met een knipoog naar bijvoorbeeld Mondriaan (en Bruna zelf). De meeste boekjes van Bruna zijn inmiddels wel echt wat gedateerd, maar deze is echt nog steeds een aanrader.
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  Dimei

  so cute and lovely museum art! the dutch version has all lowercase letters which i prefer for the cuteness. meanwhile the english version has capitalization and punctuation which is definitely not as cute and much less poetic as well
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  Wsclai

  Nijntje is visiting the museum with her parents. Bruna's books may look very simple but there have been a lot of work and originality in them.
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  معصومه توکلی

  عنوان ترجمه فارسی: خرگوش کوچولو در گالری
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  Freek

  Still waiting for the day Miffy is an artist too !!
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  m_forooz

  This is about my childhood ponderings, basically.
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  Jolanda De wit

  Leuk verhaaltje om kinderen bekend te maken met kunst.