A Single Shard

De: Linda Sue Park

Narrado por: Graeme Malcolm

Tree-ear is an orphan boy in a 12th-century Korean potters’ village. When he accidentally breaks a pot, he must work for the master to pay for the damage by setting off on a difficult and dangerous journey that will change his life forever.

©2001 Linda Sue Park (P)2002 Random House, Inc., Listening Library, An Imprint Of Random House Audio Publishing Group

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Intrigues, danger, and the same strong focus on doing what is right turn a simple story into a compelling read. . . . A timeless jewel.”–Kirkus Reviews, Starred

I loved this book when I read it and Audio book is excellent too. Suitable for young and old alike.

As a potter I could relate well to the characters and subject matter. Well presented, well read. I loved this book when I read it and was thrilled to listen to it through Audible.

Just fascinating

Liked the story, the history. The learning about all sorts of classes etc were captivating!

Wonderful

I recommend this book.
Iota about inlaid pottery work in the 12 century and about a talented orphan boy.

Details artfully inlaid...

I started this simple book with my 7th grade daughter who had to read it for a school project.
She thought it was boring, but by the time she listened to the first chapter I could tell she wouldn't stop listening.

Details artfully inlaid to create a beautiful, descriptive book useful for discussion and teaching life lessons. Concepts and conversations here and there, how life can be more beautiful with kindness, contrasted to gruffness.
Do yourself a favor ... delightful!

I liked it

I liked it but I have read better like how to be cool by the odd1sout

A single shard

It was an amazing experience and I got an a+on my form
And the system did not crak

It was pretty good

I have to at it was quite the story in a good way I really liked but it can be a little hard to get through in the beginning but overall it was pretty good and I don't think it's one of those stories I would read again but it wa still a good book and I think it's a well deserved 5 star

YES! Inspiring!

Love the book, A Single Shard. It’s one of my favorites! The historical value has a feeling of being alive. I like how each subject was explained to the reader. I could see the bridge, feel the icy water the dark forest and big cities. This book can be shared with kids and adults! Thank you for enriching my life with such a wonderful book!

Beautiful and Touching Story

Beautiful story with so much wisdom. Well-written and well-narrated. Introduced me to the rich history and art of Korean celadon pottery. I’ve always loved that color. I didn’t know it was a thing of cultural significance in Korea. I searched online and found a picture of the crane vase. It’s amazing that people were able to create this 800-900 years ago.

Well written, well performed.

It was the best thing that l have ever read!!!!!!!
Enjoyed the characters. They were relatable and enjoyed the realistic, tender moments between characters.