Cynan a’r Ddeilen Fach

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Wrth i dymor yr hydref gychwyn, mae Cynan yn poeni'n fawr - mae ei goeden hardd wedi dechrau gollwng ei dail i gyd. Beth bynnag mae Cynan yn ceisio ei wneud i'w hachub, does dim byd yn tycio. Pan mae'r ddeilen olaf yn cwympo, mae Cynan yn teimlo'n ddigalon iawn ... nes iddo ddychwelyd drannoeth i olygfa ogoneddus. Stori dyner, gadarnhaol am dderbyniad a gobaith ar gyfer y dyfodol.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

As autumn begins, Cynan gets worried as his beautiful tree begins to lose all its leaves. Whatever Cynan does to try to save his tree, he has no success. When the last leaf falls, Cynan feels very despondent ... until he returns the next day to a glorious scene. A tender, affirmative adaptation of Fletcher and the Falling Leaves about acceptance and hope for the future.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Mae Julia Rawlinson yn awdur barddoniaeth a llyfrau lluniau plant sydd wedi cael ei chydnabod a’i gwerthu yn rhyngwladol. Mae ei gweithiau diweddar eraill yn cynnwys Sweet Dreaming , Dragon’s Lost Roar a Mule School . Mae Julia wedi’i lleoli yn Kenilworth, Swydd Warwick. Mynychodd Tiphanie Beeke y Coleg Celf Frenhinol lle enillodd radd Meistr mewn Darlunio ac ers hynny mae wedi arbenigo mewn llyfrau plant. Mae ei gwaith diweddar yn cynnwys darluniau ar gyfer Fast Asleep in a Little Village in Israel a Changes: A Child’s First Poetry Collection . Mae Tiphanie wedi’i lleoli ym Mharis, Ffrainc.

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

With its flowery endpapers and 'This book belongs to' page, young children will be captured by the smudgy double-page spread watercolour illustrations by Tiphanie Beeke which are full of vitality and sparkle. They follow the self-important fox's antics as he bumbles and tumbles about through the woods and meadows and meets other creatures with his scare-mongering spring snowfall announcement, so that they will also appreciate the running joke which the animals reveal to their daft know-it-all companion. All of these elements make Fletcher and the Springtime Blossom a lively page turner. The cumulative tale, a reminder of the traditional Chicken Licken story, brings Fox, Hedgehog, Squirrel and some Doves together – shouldn't they be Swallows? – to solve the mystery of the late 'snow', whilst highlighting regular spring and autumn animal behaviours. Julia Rawlinson tells the story in a read-aloud text full of rhyme, alliteration, repetition and onomatopoeic vocabulary which listeners will love and which positively encourage joining in. This sturdy and handsome hardback picture book for preschoolers is one of a series of four featuring Fletcher the fox throughout the seasons, first published in 2009. Watch out for the other titles: Fletcher and the Summer Show , Fletcher and the Falling Leaves and Fletcher and the Snowflake Christmas .