O Carteiro de Bagdad
Agustin Sedes PĂŠrez 2Âş E.S.O. 15/2/2013
O carteiro de bagdad Marcos S. Calveiro Miguel ﾃ］gel Dﾃｭez
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Table of contents 1.Cover page. 0 page 2.The author and the illustrator.2 page 3.Table of contents. 3 page 4.A short summary. 4 page 4.1.The plot. 4 page 4.2.Setting. 4 page 4.3.Characters. 5 page 4.4.Conclusion 5 page 5.What the book means to me? 5 page 5.1.Why did I like it? 5 page 5.2.What did the theme mean to you? 6 page 6.Why should we read this book? 6 page 7.What you learned from the story? 6 page 8.A list of sentences and quotes that are important to the story. 6 page 9.An exciting passage from the book 6 page 10.Bibliographical page 7 page.
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The author and the illustrator. MARCOS S. CALVEIRO The writer is called Marcos S. Calveiro he was born in Vilagarcía de Arousa the 13 october 1968. He started to publish books when he was 35 years old. He began with books for young people but later he wrote poetry and also adult books, in 2009 he won the Lazarillo award with a book in galician language. In total he won 14 awards including the book I am talking about O carteiro de Bagdad. MIGUEL ÁNGEL DÍEZ The illustrator called Miguel Ángel Díez. He was born in (Aspe, Alicante 1973), he is an illustrator and cartoonist. He was the winner of Young Creators of Madrid and in three times the Mythic Contest of Comic and Illustrator. He was selected to illustrate pass the novel by of Joseph Conrad “The heart of the darkness.” Suddenly after this custom his life as an illustrator changed, and he began to work with the objective to do illustrate books. Until today he has published eight illustrated comics. But a lot of normal books that he illustrate.
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A short summary “O carteiro de Bagdad” is about a boy who is in the middle of a war. This boy had good parents who try to encourage him with this. His mother is a housewife. His father is a postman. One day Abdulwahid’s father had a terrible accident with his motorcycle. And he forgot to give a letter. Then Abdulwahid decides that it was better to give him the card in person, to do this Abdulwahid visited a friend called Ahmed. Then they went to look for the card’s owner. Ahmed says to Abdulwahid that it will be better to spend the night in his cousin’s house. His cousin was preparing an attack because he is taking part in the war. That day the Ahmed’s cousin said: “Vémonos no paraíso rapaces”. Next day Abdulwahid gave the card to an old man... and if you want to know more read the book. Plot I think the main action were when Ibrahim, (Abdulwahid’s dad) had an accident and he couldn’t give the letter to the owner. I think the beginning of the story is when Abdulwahid’s mother, Fathia, tell him that the books and the cards are very important because they are the way to escape from wars. The middle is when Abdulwahid’s dad crashed The end is when Abdulwahid and Ahmed return to their homes.
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Setting This story is about Bagdad a city who was and still is in a war. This story takes place in the present.
Characters Ahmed, Abdulwahid, Fathia, Ibrahim. Ahmed: Is the boy who escorts Abdulwahid to deliver the letter to his owner . He’s very brave. Abdulwahid: Is the main character. He’s a shy boy who wants the end of the war, when you met him you know that he’s also cheerful and quite sensitive. Fathia: Is Abdulwahid’s mum. She is always worried what Abdulwahid does. Ibrahim: Is Abdulwahid’s dad. He is a good dad. He plays with Abdulwahid when he can. Conclusion The end of this story is quite happy, not at all because the war doesn’t finish. What the book means to me? The disaster who means the war. Why did I like it? I like the book because the book says what people feels in wars.
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What did the theme mean to me? . I think the author wants to say that wars are unnecessary to solve troubles. Why should we read this book . You should read this book if you want good adventures and, you want to know about the war in Bagdad. What I learned from the story? That I have good luck to live in Spain.
A list of sentences quotes that are important to the story - Nada muda en Bagdad. O balbordo dos estoupidos e dos disparos continúa neste primeiro día de muharram, o mes que inagura o novo ano. - Vémonos no paraíso rapaces. - Os adultos despídense todos con moitos mecos, coma se non se fosen ver ao día seguinte polas calellas do barrio. I choose this quotes because they’re very exciting. An intresting passage from the book - ¡Alto!-bérralles Mohamed. Os dous rapaces sobresáltanse. Un dos homes crúzase diante da porta empuñando un arma e if you want to know more you’ll have to read the book.
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Bibliographical page The photo is from Sanks, Peter,Flickrcc http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6043/6309955604_78a4abfb98_m.jpg 15.2.2013
The author and illustrator: Author: Anonymous, Wikipedia, 29th january 2013, http://gl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcos_S._Calveiro, 19.2.2013 The photo of the book is from: Montenegro ,Inﾃｩs, biblio.cipi.ribeira, http://osquelemos.blogspot.com.es/2012/03/o-carteiro-de-bagdad-pax-99.html
Illustator: Navarro Pedro F.,Blog, 8th september 2.009, http://pedrofnavarro.blogspot.com.es/2009/09/miradas-entrevistamiguel-angel-diez.html, 22 .2.2013 The rest of the text is from the book: Calveiro Marcos S., Miguel ﾃ］gel Dﾃｭez, O carteiro de Bagdad, Vigo Tambre, Ala Delta, 2011.
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