[{"text_idx": "#000002", "text": "Y WefanY Ti\u0302mGwybodaeth i Rieni"}, {"text_idx": "#000004", "text": "so\u0302namlyfraSep 14, 20206 min read"}, {"text_idx": "#000008", "text": "Mae\u2019r llyfr yn dilyn Tom wrth iddo gwrdd a Joni, sydd yn deithiwr. Mae rhan helaeth o drigolion Glannant wedi gwylltio wrth i\u2019r teithwyr symud eu carafannau yno. Does neb wedi gwylltio mwy na Tad Tom."}, {"text_idx": "#000009", "text": "Prif gymeriad y stori yw Tom. Mae ei ffrind Joni a\u2019i deulu hefyd yn gymeriadau pwysig yn y llyfr. Mae rhieni Tom yn rhan bwysig hefyd"}, {"text_idx": "#000010", "text": "Fy hoff ran yw\u2019r brotest ar ddiwedd y llyfr. Mae Tom yn protestio\u2019n o\u0302l atyn nhw gan ddweud pa mor garedig mae Joni a\u2019i deulu wedi bod iddo dros yr haf."}, {"text_idx": "#000011", "text": "I bwy fyddet ti\u2019n argymhell y llyfr? Pam?"}, {"text_idx": "#000012", "text": "Bydden i yn awgrymu\u2019r llyfr yma i blant yn eu harddegau sydd eisiau darllen rhywbeth gwahanol iawn."}, {"text_idx": "#000013", "text": "The book follows Tom as he meets Joni, who is a traveller. Many of the residents of Glannant are outraged as the travellers move their caravans there. No one is outraged more than his father, Tom."}, {"text_idx": "#000014", "text": "The main character in the story is Tom. His friend Joni and his family are also important characters in the book. Tom's parents are also an important part."}, {"text_idx": "#000015", "text": "My favourite part is the protest at the end of the book. Tom protests back at them and says how kind Joni and his family have been to him over the summer."}, {"text_idx": "#000016", "text": "Who would you recommend the book to? Why?"}, {"text_idx": "#000017", "text": "I would suggest this book to teenagers who want to read something very different."}, {"text_idx": "#000018", "text": "Yr awdur yn trafod y llyfr:"}, {"text_idx": "#000019", "text": "The author discusses the novel:"}, {"text_idx": "#000020", "text": "Nofel wreiddiol, afaelgar ar gyfer yr arddegau cynnar, gan un o awduron mwyaf poblogaidd Cymru. Yn gefnlen i'r stori mae hanes cymuned o deithwyr sy'n symud eu carafannau i Gae Rhianfa. Dyma stori gref am ragfarnau, cyfeillgarwch a brawdoliaeth rhwng dynion ifanc."}, {"text_idx": "#000021", "text": "Adolygiad Gwales gan Mared Llwyd"}, {"text_idx": "#000022", "text": "Rhaid i mi gyfaddef i mi wirioni ar nofelau Manon Steffan Ros ar gyfer plant a phobl ifanc byth ers i mi brofi\u2019r wefr o ddarllen Prism gyda chriw o ddisgyblion Blwyddyn 6, a rhannu eu mwynhad pur ohoni, rai blynyddoedd yn o\u0302l. Heb os, mae gan Manon ddawn arbennig \u2013 y ddawn o fedru dweud llawer mewn ychydig eiriau, ac o ysgrifennu mewn arddull rwydd, ddarllenadwy gan dreiddio\u2019n ddwfn o dan yr wyneb ar yr un pryd. Yn amlach na pheidio, yr hyn nad yw\u2019n cael ei ddweud yw\u2019r dweud mawr yn ei nofelau, a llwydda i siarad a\u0302 darllenwyr ifanc mewn iaith maen nhw\u2019n ei deall heb fod yn nawddoglyd na phregethwrol.\nYn dilyn llwyddiant diweddar Llyfr Glas Nebo a Fi a Joe Allen bu\u0302m yn edrych ymlaen yn eiddgar at ddarllen Mis yr Y\u0302d. A chefais i ddim o fy siomi. Treiddia rhinweddau Manon fel awdur drwy\u2019r nofel hon, unwaith eto \u2013 y cynildeb, y symlrwydd ymddangosiadol, y dwyster cudd ynghyd a\u0302\u2019r gallu i ddarlunio cymeriadau cofiadwy, hawdd uniaethu a\u0302 hwy a datblygiad arwyddocaol eu perthynas a\u0302\u2019i gilydd.\nNofel ar gyfer yr arddegau cynnar yw hon. Mae\u2019r stori\u2019n wedi\u2019i hadrodd o safbwynt Tom, bachgen ifanc sy\u2019n byw gyda\u2019i dad a\u2019i fam yn nhref ddychmygol Glannant. Unig blentyn yw Tom, a phlentyn unig. Ar ddechrau\u2019r nofel, dysgwn fod ei dad, sy\u2019n gynghorydd tref, wedi\u2019i gythruddo gan ddyfodiad haid o deithwyr a\u2019u carafannau i Gae Rhianfa ynghanol y dref. O dipyn i beth, daw Tom yn ffrindiau a\u0302 Joni, un o\u2019r teithwyr sydd yr un oed ag ef, wedi iddyn nhw gwrdd ar y traeth un diwrnod ar ddechrau gwyliau\u2019r haf. Yn dilyn hynny cawn ddarlun o anghydfod mewnol Tom, a\u2019i ddatblygiad yntau fel gw\u0302r ifanc, wrth iddo ddewis brwydro yn erbyn rhagfarnau cul gweddill y pentrefwyr, a\u2019i dad yn enwedig.\nNofel gymharol fer yw Mis yr Y\u0302d. Mae\u2019r stori\u2019n ddigon syml ond wedi\u2019i saerni\u0308o\u2019n gelfydd. Mae hi\u2019n hawdd iawn ei darllen o ganlyniad i\u2019r iaith naturiol, rwydd a\u2019r penodau byr, bachog. Er hynny, mae\u2019r ysgrifennu\u2019n gyforiog o ystyr ac o ddywediadau a throeon ymadrodd Cymraeg hyfryd. Gwneir defnydd o wahanol fathau o destunau \u2013 gan gynnwys blog, poster ac erthygl papur newydd \u2013 wrth adrodd y stori mewn mannau (techneg ddefnyddiol, heb os, wrth annog trafodaeth ar arddull mewn ystafell ddosbarth).\nYmdrinnir a\u0302 nifer o thema\u0302u pwysig ac amserol yn y nofel - thema\u0302u megis cyfeillgarwch, rhagfarnau, teyrngarwch a brawdoliaeth \u2013 ac mae\u2019n ddarlun triw o fywydau arddegau heddiw. Ceir yma bortreadau hyfryd o\u2019r gwahanol gymeriadau a\u2019u perthynas a\u0302\u2019i gilydd. Enghraifft berffaith o hyn yw\u2019r darlun o berthynas gynnes, hapus Joni a\u0302\u2019i deulu mewn cyferbyniad a\u0302 pherthynas dan straen Tom a\u0302\u2019i rieni: 'Er ein bod ni i gyd adref, fy nheulu i gyd, roedden ni ar ein pennau ein hunain.' Mae\u2019r disgrifiad o dad Joni, a\u0302\u2019i 'we\u0302n go iawn oedd yn cyrraedd ei lygaid' yn aros yn y cof, yn ogystal a\u0302\u2019r awgrymiadau cynnil, sensitif o iselder mam Tom a geir gydol y nofel.\nLlongyfarchiadau i Manon Steffan Ros ar ysgrifennu chwip o nofel arall ar gyfer yr arddegau cynnar. Fedra i ond edmygu ei gwreiddioldeb, ei naturioldeb a\u2019i dawn dweud dihafal. Edrychaf ymlaen yn barod at ddarllen y nesa!\nAdolygiad oddi ar , trwy ganiata\u0302d Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru."}, {"text_idx": "#000023", "text": "A gripping, original novel for young teenagers, by one of Wales' most popular authors. A story about prejudice, friendship and comradeship among young men set against the backdrop of a community of settlers moving their caravans to Cae Rhianfa."}, {"text_idx": "#000024", "text": "Gwales Review by Mared Llwyd:"}, {"text_idx": "#000025", "text": "I must admit, I\u2019m in love with Manon Steffan Ros\u2019s novels for children and Young people ever since I read Prism with a Group of pupils from Year 6, and enjoyed it with them, some years ago. Without a doubt, she has the ability to convey meaning in a few words, whilst writing in an accessible way that is deep and layered in meaning at the same time. More often than not, the things that aren\u2019t said are the most effective in her novels, and she successfully speaks to young readers in a way they understand without being preachy or patronising."}, {"text_idx": "#000026", "text": "Following the success of Llyfr Glas Nebo and Fi a Joe Allen I was looking forward to Mis yr y\u0302d. I was not disappointed. Her style as an author permeates this book, once again, I refer to the perceived simplicity, the hidden meaning and the ability to create memorable characters that are easy to relate to and their developing relationships together."}, {"text_idx": "#000027", "text": "This is a novel for early teens. The story is told from the viewpoint of Tom, a young boy who lives with his Father in the fictional town of Glannnant. Tom is an only child, and a lonely child at that. At the start of the novel, we learn that his Father, who\u2019s a town councillor, is furious because a group of travellers and their caravans have descended on to the fields in the middle of town. Over time, Tom becomes friends with Joni, one of the travellers the same age as him after they met one day on the beach at the start of summer. Following this, we are told of Tom\u2019s internal struggles and his development into a young man as he choses to fight against the prejudices of the other villagers, including his Father."}, {"text_idx": "#000028", "text": "Mis yr y\u0302d is a relatively short novel. The story is simple enough but it has been well crafted. It\u2019s easy to read because of the natural everyday language and short, catchy chapters. Despite this, the writing is full of meaning and Welsh sayings too. Use is made of different formats, including a blog, poster and a newspaper article which will inspire a discussion in the classroom."}, {"text_idx": "#000029", "text": "Several important and timely topics are discussed in the novel, themes such as friendship, prejudice, loyalty and brotherhood \u2013 a fine portrayal of life as a teen today. There are wonderful portrayals of characters and their relationships with one another. For example, take Joni\u2019s warm, happy relationship with his family as opposed to Tom\u2019s strained relationship with his parents."}, {"text_idx": "#000030", "text": "Well done to Manon Steffan Ros for writing such another excellent novel for teenagers. I can only admire her originality, and her natural and unrivalled ability to convey meaning. I look forward to the next!"}, {"text_idx": "#000032", "text": "Further information by the publisher:"}, {"text_idx": "#000033", "text": "One quiet Saturday, Tom is kicking his heels in the park after his best friend decides to go into town with the popular boys without inviting Tom. A young boy comes to the park, and the two start talking and laughing together. After a whole day in each other's company, Tom realizes that Joni is one of the travellers."}, {"text_idx": "#000034", "text": "'Mis yr y\u0302d' is a novel about prejudice, friendship and brotherhood between young men as Tom learns to stand on his own two feet to protect his new friend and his kind community."}, {"text_idx": "#000035", "text": "* An original novel for older readers (12-14 years), by one of Wales' most popular authors;"}, {"text_idx": "#000036", "text": "* It can be read independently for enjoyment, or used in a classroom with Key Stage 3 learners;"}, {"text_idx": "#000037", "text": "* There is a digital package available for free on the Hwb website, which includes questions to accompany the novel. The novel will help learners enjoy a novel by identifying, selecting and using information as well as responding to the material in a stimulating way - this will lead to an understanding of the novel as a prose medium and responding to new GCSE 2016 specifications in due course."}, {"text_idx": "#000039", "text": "Mwy o Helynt - Rebecca Roberts"}, {"text_idx": "#000041", "text": "Nid ydym yn gyfrifol am gynnwys gwefannau allanol."}, {"text_idx": "#000043", "text": "Menter gwirfoddol yw So\u0302n am Lyfra sy\u2019n darparu adolygiadau dwyieithog o lyfrau Cymraeg i blant a phobl ifanc. Bydd hefyd yn cynnig llwyfan i sgyrsiau a thrafodaethau am lyfrau. Rydym yn gweithredu\u2019n gwbl annibynnol ac yn gwerthfawrogi unrhyw roddion all ein helpu i gyflawni'r nodau hyn. Bydd eich rhodd yn help i ni gynnal y gwasanaeth."}, {"text_idx": "#000044", "text": "So\u0302n am Lyfra is a voluntary venture that provides bilingual reviews for Welsh children and young people\u2019s books. 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