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Quentin Blake's Book of Nonsense Versefrom: Viking Children's Books October 27, 1994 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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Christmas Poemsfrom: Macmillan Children's Books October 03, 2003 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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A Nest Full of Stars (Hungry for Poetry 2003)by: James Berry January 03, 2003 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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Eight Metaphysical Poets (Poetry Bookshelf)from: Heinemann Educational Publishers October 02, 1967 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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A First Poetry Book (A Poetry Book)from: Oxford University Press July 12, 1979 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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Loopy Limericksfrom: Collins October 01, 2001 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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Having a good selection of poetry for children these days is an essential part of teaching and parenting. With the emphasis on reading this book is a good way to get reluctant readers to appreciate the humour that words can conjure up. This is a very good selection of poems from a variety of writers that both tickle the funny bone and raise smiles. I would recommend this book for any one wanting to interest a child into reading or just wanting a change from novels.
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Flower Fairies of the Springby: Cicely Mary Barker May 30, 2002 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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The first book in Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies series contains poems which celebrate the annual rejuvenilation of the World in spring. Spring of course is the blossoming time of the year and I suspect Cicely Mary Barker may have opted to create a collection of poetry on the flowers of this season without having had in mind the idea of going on to create a series. Her delicate illustrations are well loved, a seamless collation of realism - derived from an astonishing botanical and anatomical expertise - and fantasy. The latter is of the purest kind: childish.
The premise of this book is the joy of spring. This joy is unwavering throughout the book, from the coming and advent of spring, witnessed by the arly bloomers, through ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Smacking My Lips (Penguin Children's 60s)by: Michael Rosen April 04, 1996 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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The first book in Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies series contains poems which celebrate the annual rejuvenilation of the World in spring. Spring of course is the blossoming time of the year and I suspect Cicely Mary Barker may have opted to create a collection of poetry on the flowers of this season without having had in mind the idea of going on to create a series. Her delicate illustrations are well loved, a seamless collation of realism - derived from an astonishing botanical and anatomical expertise - and fantasy. The latter is of the purest kind: childish.
The premise of this book is the joy of spring. This joy is unwavering throughout the book, from the coming and advent of spring, witnessed by the arly bloomers, through ... Read More: >>More Details |
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My First Oxford Book of Poemsby: John Foster August 03, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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The first book in Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies series contains poems which celebrate the annual rejuvenilation of the World in spring. Spring of course is the blossoming time of the year and I suspect Cicely Mary Barker may have opted to create a collection of poetry on the flowers of this season without having had in mind the idea of going on to create a series. Her delicate illustrations are well loved, a seamless collation of realism - derived from an astonishing botanical and anatomical expertise - and fantasy. The latter is of the purest kind: childish.
The premise of this book is the joy of spring. This joy is unwavering throughout the book, from the coming and advent of spring, witnessed by the arly bloomers, through ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Cecily Parsley's Nursery Rhymes (The original Peter Rabbit books)by: Beatrix Potter April 09, 1987 Best Selling > Books > Poetry |
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The first book in Cicely Mary Barker's Flower Fairies series contains poems which celebrate the annual rejuvenilation of the World in spring. Spring of course is the blossoming time of the year and I suspect Cicely Mary Barker may have opted to create a collection of poetry on the flowers of this season without having had in mind the idea of going on to create a series. Her delicate illustrations are well loved, a seamless collation of realism - derived from an astonishing botanical and anatomical expertise - and fantasy. The latter is of the purest kind: childish.
The premise of this book is the joy of spring. This joy is unwavering throughout the book, from the coming and advent of spring, witnessed by the arly bloomers, through ... Read More: >>More Details |
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