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Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. The Master Puppeteer by Katherine Paterson. Who is the man called Sabura, the mysterious bandit who robs the rich and helps the poor? And what is his connection with Yosida, the harsh and ill- tempered master of feudal Japan’s most famous puppet theater?
Young Jiro, an apprentice to Yosida, is determined to find out, even at risk to his own life.
El Maestro de Las Marionetas : Katherine Paterson :
Meamwhile, Jiro devotes himself to maesro puppetry. Kinshi, the puppe Who is the man called Sabura, the mysterious bandit who robs the rich and helps the poor? Kinshi, the puppet master’s son, tutors him. When his sheltered life at the theater is shattered by mobs of hungry, rioting peasants, Jiro becomes aware of responsibilities greater that his craft. As he schemes to help his friend Kinshi and to find his own parent, Jiro stumbles onto a dangerous and powerful secret Paperbackpages.
Published March 24th by HarperTeen first published January 1st To kathherine what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Master Puppeteerplease sign up. See 1 question about The Master Puppeteer…. Lists with This Book. I’m glad to see this got some awards, but how did it not even get a Newbery Honor, when it has all the favorite maestto that many of the Winners have?
It’s exciting, it teaches about a period of history in Japan; it’s got funny bits; it teaches about the theater, especially Japanese puppets; it models values of loyalty, honor, courage It should be in every fifth-grade classroom, and everybody who reads juvenile HF should read it, and I don’t see how kids haven’t marked it as a favorite ti I’m glad to see this got some awards, but how did it not even get a Newbery Honor, when it has all the favorite ingredients that many of the Winners have?
It should be in every fifth-grade classroom, and everybody who reads juvenile HF should read it, and I don’t see how kids haven’t marked it as kkatherine favorite timeless classic. Feb 14, Libby rated it it was amazing Shelves: The Master Puppeteer is of course another favorite. It is the story of Sabura, a Japanese Robin Hood who steals from the rich to help the very poor in the Japanese feudal system.
As the hungry crowd mobs and the authorities furiously search for the true identity of Sabura, Jiro is caught in the middle between Yoshida his master and his family.
Fantastic suspen The Master Puppeteer is of course another favorite.
The Master Puppeteer
Fantastic suspense combined with historical fiction. Novel yang berkisah tentang seorang bocah di Osaka di sekitar tahun an, saat masyarakat Jepang umumnya kekurangan pangan sementara para pedagang, samurai, dan Daimyo menyibukkan diri dengan perang yang berkelanjutan.
Si Bocah, Jiro, meninggalkan rumah orang tuanya dan memilih untuk mengabdi pada sebuah teater boneka yang dipimpin oleh Yoshida.
Di tempat itu ia berteman baik dengan Yoshida Kinshi, putra si ketua, yang tidak terlalu berbakat untuk menjadi dalang boneka. Di saat yang sama, seor Novel yang berkisah tentang seorang bocah di Osaka di sekitar tahun an, saat masyarakat Jepang umumnya kekurangan pangan sementara para pedagang, samurai, dan Daimyo menyibukkan diri dengan perang yang berkelanjutan. Di saat yang sama, seorang pencuri budiman seringkali merampok dari para saudagar dan pejabat dan kemudian membagi-bagikan beras kepada orang miskin.
El Maestro de Las Marionetas
Walaupun demikian, hadiah uang untuk informasi tentang Saburo si pencuri yang ditawarkan Daimyo cukup menggiurkan siapapun untuk mengkhianatinya, termasuk pula Jiro, yang mendapati ibunya hampir mati kelaparan sementara katherien dikhawatirkan telah meninggal terkana radang paru-paru. Karena saya kurang mengenal karya-karya Katherine Paterson sebelumnya, yang pertama menarik perhatian saya pada buku ini sebenarnya adalah warna covernya yang biru, benar-benar birunya biru — solid cobalt blue — ditambah gambar boneka Jepang yang khas.
Tapi setelah diperhatikan, ternyata ada gambar latar belakang teater yang menggambarkan rumah-rumah yang terbakar dan yang out of place foto seorang bocah yang sedang berjalan. Sebenarnya -IMHO- tanpa foto bocah itu, rasanya ilustrasi cover-nya malah jadi lebih pas lo: View all 3 comments. Apr 01, Karen rated it it was ok Shelves: While this was an interesting look at life in feudal Japan, it katherkne too ambitious an undertaking for such a small book.
There weren’t enough pages to focus on all of the whys and wherefores so it was sometimes confusing – why did Jiro’s father leave his mother? Paterson did a lot of research to write this book and she really wanted the reader to know that but it came off like an outsider writing about something that wasn’t really hers While this was an interesting look at life in feudal Japan, it was too ambitious an undertaking for such a small book.
Paterson did a lot of research to write this book and she really wanted the reader katjerine know that but it came off like an outsider writing about something that wasn’t really hers to write about; it often felt forced and awkward.
I never felt drawn into the story. It galloped at full speed in the last few pages to clear up so many loose ends and Paterson’s efforts to create an unnecessary element paterosn suspense just served to confuse me even more laterson why did Osaka corner Jiro in the attic in maionetas menacing kstherine when he really had no intention of harming him and why on earth did Kinshi’s hand get cut off?
It may have been a better book if it had been about just the puppet theater culture or just the Sabura legend but everything together just created a mash-up that I couldn’t quite sink my teeth into. Mawstro 13, Timothyl rated it it was amazing. There are a lot of underdog stories about kids trying to make in the big leagues of whatever their passion is; in this case Kabuki theater. The story riddled with enigmatic and super well developed characters starts as a hungry boy is apprenticed into a theater, learning the trade, etc.
The plot twists in There are a lot of underdog stories about kids trying maestri make in the big leagues jatherine whatever their passion is; in this case Kabuki theater. The plot twists in a gut-wrenching way near the end, which makes mqrionetas story all the better. Fine kids’ novel, if a little disturbing in places.
Jan 21, Dominic rated it liked it Recommends it for: This a wonderful junior high-school level novel that serves as a perfect introduction to Japanese culture for children.
Dec 12, Ashley rated it it was amazing. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.
To view it, click here. Hanji works for him and he wasnt sick and kinshi lost his haand. View all 6 comments. Oct 17, Pratham Papneja rated it it was amazing. Jiro lives with his parents, Hanji and Marionetzs, in a small house in the city of Osaka. He helps his father make puppets for the puppet theater, but they do not have enough work to buy enough food for the family. The owner of the theater, Yoshida, expressed an interest in Jiro, so Jiro decides to apprentice himself there.
The theater will feed and house him, meaning his parents will have more between them. At the theater, he is accepted by the blind chanter called Okada and he befriends a kind boy Jiro lives with his parents, Hanji and Isako, in a small house in the city of Osaka.
At the theater, he is accepted by the blind chanter called Okada and he befriends a kind boy called Kinshi. Kinshi teaches Jiro the ways of the theater and helps him to practice for the performances. Jiro meets the other apprentices and makes friends with them. He soon finds that he is marlonetas in and doing well. However, things are not so good at home. He receives news that his parents have gone to the country because his father lax sick.
At New Year’s, his mother comes back alone, and Jiro goes to see her.
He takes her food, and is dismayed to see that she is starving and unhappy. On his way back to the theater, he is attacked by a ronin but saved by Yoshida, who ls supposed to be sick in bed. Okada writes mqrionetas new play about a bandit called Joman. One night, the bandit Saburo leaves a note at the theater demanding they put on a special performance of the play for the city’s poor.
At first the authorities are kathedine keen, but when they realize that it will be a chance to catch the bandit, they agree. The play ,arionetas ahead, and Saburo uses the messages in it to convince the poor not to betray him if they ever get the chance.
He then robs the police and leaves. Jiro is suspicious of Yoshida’s behavior, as he is sure the master puppeteer was putting on an act to convince the authorities to allow the play to go ahead. The city’s poor grow more restless and bands of night rovers begin to roam the streets at night, throwing rocks at random buildings.
One night they come to the theater begging for food, but Yoshida will not give it to them. Kinshi feels sorry for them and is determined to help. He starts going out at night, and Jiro is afraid he is putting himself in danger.
One day while Jiro is practicing with the puppets in the storehouse, he finds marioonetas samurai sword belonging to the men Saburo robbed at the performance.
He is now convinced that Yoshida is Saburo.
He is afraid maestrl Yoshida, so he decides to appeal to Okada, to see if Saburo will meet with Kinshi. He hopes this will persuade Kinshi not to go out at night. However, Jiro has misread the situation. Saburo is not Yoshida but is actually Okada.
Okada confronts him and Jiro is afraid. Meanwhile, riots are breaking out in the city and Kinshi is missing. Jiro goes out to look for him, but meets his father on the streets instead. Hanji tells Jiro that he was maronetas sick, and is a member of Saburo’s gang. He also tells Jiro that his mother is missing.