Children’s / Teenage: Poetry / poems
SPCK Publishing Dad Youre Not Funny and other Poems
Book SynopsisThe second hilarious poetry collection from the author of The Day I Fell Down the Toilet
£7.99
Lucent Dreaming Miracles
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£9.50
Caboodle Books Limited Write the Wrongs
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£5.99
Caboodle Books Limited Get Moving
Book SynopsisAge range 3 to 7Swim with mermaidsRide a rocket Hide a dragon in your pocket Anything is possible in poems! Get Moving! brings together dinosaurs, sweets, football, fireworks and more to create a collection of poems to perform and read aloud.
£7.59
Caboodle Books Limited A Poetic AZ of Awesome Animals
Book SynopsisThis delightful book invites readers to explore the wonders of nature, one letter at a time.Each page is bursting with captivating poems and fascinating facts about animals. Perfect for bedtime stories, classroom read-alouds, or independent reading, A Poetic A-Z of Awesome Animals! is a wonderful blend of imagination, education, and entertainment.
£6.99
Caboodle Books Limited Babblin Animal Raps
Book Synopsis101 Raps Inside!!
£6.99
Blue Tang Ltd When Piggy Was a Swine
Book SynopsisOnce upon a time when Piggy was a swine, / she jumped over a clothesline and hurt her behind. Go along with little Piggy on her crazy adventures adapted from a traditional Jamaican rhyme. Read and learn simple rhymes, pig songs, pig nursery rhymes, and pig proverbs. This storybook is perfect for early readers.
£8.99
Cameron & Company Inc Beautiful Day!: Petite Poems for All Seasons
Book SynopsisA picture book of haiku-inspired poems celebrating the four seasonsBeautiful day!Teach me, too, how to fly,mother swallow! In simple, poetic verse, a child observes their world from spring to summer, and autumn through winter, in this gentle ode to the seasons, accompanied by exquisite illustrations.
£10.44
Cameron & Company Inc Starflower: The Making of a Poet, Edna St.
Book SynopsisA lyrical picture book biography about American poet Edna St. Vincent Millay’s childhood and the two sisters who inspired her Good things come in threes, like peas like wishes like sisters. Vincent—American poet Edna St. Vincent Millay—began writing and publishing poetry as a child. She grew up in coastal Maine with her two sisters and plenty of books, music, and nature, but often without parents—her father left home when they were young, and her mother, a nurse, traveled for months at a time to support them. Vincent and her two sisters often had to fiercely fend for themselves, from the daily to-do lists of keeping house, through bitterly cold winters and blight, which proved to be good fodder for indoor and outdoor adventures alike—and for poetry. Gorgeously illustrated by Jasmin Dwyer, Starflower is a poetic picture book biography as fiery and unconventional as Vincent herself.Trade Review“The authors’ imagery sings. Realistically rendered figures, calico-clad, long-haired, and White-presenting, cavort among stylized, sun-washed meadow flowers. An often lilting celebration of the poet’s early anchors and incipient artistic voyaging.” * Kirkus Reviews *
£12.59
Cameron & Company Inc Hope Is the Thing with Feathers Petite Poems
Book Synopsis Discover the joy of poetry in this simple introduction to Emily Dickinson, celebrating the power of hope perched within and the promise of sunnier days. Emily Dickinson’s beloved poem “Hope is the thing with feathers” takes flight in Tatyana Feeney’s beautifully illustrated adaptation, reminding us that hope is always there when we need it, never asking for anything in return. Originally written in 1861, this enduring poem is now accessible to future generations.
£10.79
Blue Tang Ltd When Kiddy Was Home Alone
Book SynopsisThis is the story of when Kiddy was home alone. / On that fateful day the goat wandered and roamed. Go along with Kiddy on her crazy adventures as she enters Boysie''s home and wreaks havoc everywhere. The naughty she-goat makes a mess in the kitchen, plays dress-up, takes a bath and gets into some really BIG trouble! Find out about Kiddy''s many calamities on that eventful day. Read and learn simple rhymes, as well as admire the amusing and charming illustrations. This storybook is perfect for early readers.
£8.99
Doodles & Scribbles Parrots Don't Live in the City!
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£7.59
Speaking Tiger A Tree Of My Own
Book SynopsisOne day, a cherry seed falls to the ground. It lies forgotten, till a little plant appears. It pushes its way out of the soil, not demanding much as it grows into a tree-just some water, a loving word now and then. Till the time comes when there it stands, tall and proud, a bearer of red, sweet cherries.
£12.00
Double 9 Booksllp The King Of The Dark Chamber
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£10.46
Austin Macauley Publishers FZE Who Rules the World in Wonderland
Book SynopsisIn her twelve years of life, this is the first time Areej must truly start to find a meaning in her life as she goes through major emotional and territorial changes. Everything and everyone around her is changing and there is no stable, solid ground for Areej to put her feet on. As she struggles to bounce back from a dramatic fall from grace, she decides to pick up her pen. Suddenly, this pen is her new best friend. Her rock, alongside her family. With her family supporting her and her pen in hand, Areej writes multiple poems, long and short, to calm her soul and pull on the strings of friendship, love and loss that connect and ground her to this world. As she reveals fragments of her story, those fragments merge together to form a larger narrative, one with the intention to provide an offering of hope in the present and for future generations. Who Rules the World in Wonderland? takes us on a poetic adventure as they explore the intricate corners of human emotion in a body of work that
£6.99
Austin Macauley Publishers LLC Glow Light
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£7.99
Austin Macauley Publishers LLC I Was...
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£8.54
Austin Macauley Publishers LLC The Good The Bad and The Random Times of Life
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£7.55
Elina Ivanov A Little Bee
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£13.59
Artvoices Art Books Some Poems for Children by Three Poets
£16.58
Penguin Young Readers Black Girl You Are Atlas
Book SynopsisA thoughtful celebration of Black girlhood by award-winning author and poet Renée Watson.
£14.39
Faber & Faber Cat Morgan
Book SynopsisI once was a Pirate what sailed the 'igh seasBut now I've retired as a com-mission-aire:And that's how you find me a-takin' my easeAnd keepin' the door in a Bloomsbury Square.Join Cat Morgan, the swashbuckling pirate as he sails the Barbary Coast in this sixth picture book pairing from Arthur Robins and T. S. Eliot''s Old Possum Cats.
£6.64
Quarto Publishing PLC One Little Word
Book Synopsis*Sunday Times: One to Watch* This beautiful and moving picture book from Waterstones Children's Laureate, Joseph Coelho, tells the story of how a big, hairy argument gets in between two best friends. 'The argument came from nowhere. It sat huge and bloated in the middle of the playground between me and my best friend.' This big hairy monster appears out of the blue one day, splitting up the best friends and growing bigger and bigger, until it starts to ruin all the children in the playground's fun.Together, they learn how to shrink the monster until it vanishes completely, to the point where they can't even remember what it looks like!Coelho's gentle and lyrical verse pair perfectly with Allison Colpoys' beautiful illustrations to create a book which will be treasured by young readers. This is an ode to the powerTrade Review“The children’s laureate’s engaging contribution to the picture book trend for blobby creatures that represent feelings. “Sorry” makes anger vanish. With lively illustrations of the playground.” * The Sunday Times - One To Watch *“This relatable tale explains the importance of apologising – and then forgetting.” * The Sun *“A big hairy monster comes between two friends in this rhyming story about friendship and the power of saying sorry by the current UK Children’s Laureate.” * The Bookseller *A touching story about the importance of friendship and the power of saying sorry.” * The Bookseller - Black Issue *“The perfect platform for discussing conflicts in friendships.” * WRD Magazine *
£11.69
Crabtree Publishing Co,Canada Maggie McNitch
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£8.99
Quarto Publishing PLC My Life as a Goldfish: and other poems
Book Synopsis Magic slipsbetween the cracks in real life. One day you will step on it. A monster’ s lunch, a wolf boy, Monday mornings, monkeys, headlice, Christmas, making friends, goldfish – and lots more. Full of jokes, surprises and puzzles, but also sensitive and thought-provoking, this is a spellbinding new collection from the winner of the CLPE Poetry Award.Trade Review'Lovely. A good follow up to the delightful, award-winning Language of Cat, this book features poems short and long, sometimes rhyming, sometimes not. I can’t find a poem I don’t like in here. Some of them are light hearted, but some are quite serious; most will appeal to adults as well as children.'"This book is like opening a box of joy and laughter – we all love it."'Lovely. A good follow up to the delightful, award-winning Language of Cat, this book features poems short and long, sometimes rhyming, sometimes not. I can’t find a poem I don’t like in here. Some of them are light hearted, but some are quite serious; most will appeal to adults as well as children.'"This book is like opening a box of joy and laughter – we all love it."
£8.54
Red Comet Press LLC Aloha Everything
Book Synopsis ★ 'A stunning tribute to Hawaiian culture and identity.'–starred review, KirkusAloha Everything, is a magical story that will take you on a thrilling journey through the breathtaking islands of Hawaiʻi! In this exciting adventure, you'll encounter mighty canoes crashing over ocean waves, regal hawks soaring high above the clouds, and brilliant lizards jumping nimbly through forest trees! Most importantly, you'll meet a courageous young girl named Ano who learns, grows, and comes to love her island home with all her heart. Since the day that Ano was born, her heart has been connected to her home. But, this adventurous child has a lot to learn! When Ano begins to dance hula — a storytelling dance form that carries the knowledge, history, and folklore of the Hawaiian people — Ano comes to understand the true meaning of aloha.Aloha Everything is both a captivating rea
£13.49
Little Tiger Press Group Once Upon a Rhythm: The story of music
Book SynopsisIt hums and it thrums through day and night the magical, mystical rhythm of life! Follow the story of music back to the very beginning. Did it start with a stomp or a clap? This playful poem is an ode to the colourful world of music and rhythm.
£7.59
The Emma Press The Bee Is Not Afraid Of Me: A Book of Insect
Book SynopsisCan you imagine a world without bees? Did you know that dung beetles are awesome recyclers? Insects pollinate, recycle and are an important food source for many animals – they’re tiny but mighty superheroes of the animal kingdom. This is an anthology of children’s poems which will educate and excite youngsters about the fascinating world of insects. With factual notes alongside the poems, and black line illustrations.Table of ContentsQuestions for an entomologist by Myles McLeod; Insect Hotel by Kate O’Neil; Cabbage white by Becky Kleanthous; I by Becky Kleanthous; Moth by Elli Woollard; Not cricket by Elli Woollard; Termite by Elli Woollard; Ask a katydid by Celia Berrell; Rockin’ Bug Band by Diana Murray; True bugs are suckers by Celia Berrell; Life cycle by Susan Byrne; Fritillary by Stephen Bone; When a ladybird gets scared by Joanne Lloyd; Beetle Soup by Christy Mihaly; Dragonfly by Anita John; Picture a Beetle by Karen Horsley; Hercules the Beetle by Joanne Lloyd; Beetle Incantation by Lydia Syson; Song of the Dung Beetle by Elli Woollard; Our Planet by Susan Byrne; Name-calling by Elizabeth F. Hill; Unlikely Flight by Lydia Syson; The Coleoptera Ceilidh by Jane MacKenzie; Archie by Anneliese Emmans Dean; Pyrophorus noctilucus by Kate O’Neil; How to Be a Master Survivor (aka Cockroach) by Sharon Dalgleish; I am considering ants by M. V. Williams; Café Six by Kate O’Neil; Aerial Gymnast in the Clothes of a Clown by Robert Ensor; Yoga for Insects by Myles McLeod; Pond Dipping by Ros Woolner; Dazzling Dragonflies by Nina Hoole; Episyrphus balteatus by John Kitchen; Waggle Dance Navigation by Maureen Anderson; Shield Bug by Imogen Forster; Luna Moth by Christy Mihaly; The Change by Anneliese Emmans Dean; High Brown Fritillary by Rebecca Gethin; Flesh-fly by Anneliese Emmans Dean; How to recognise insects by Maureen Anderson; A pest’s request by Gabrielle Turner; Ruins by Richard Westcott; The Pond Skater Swagger by Helen Clare; Mayfly May by Chrissie Gittins; The Mayfly by Jane Mackenzie Can a Beetle Fly? by Karen Horsley; Interview with an entomologist; Write your own poem; Insect project ideas.
£8.54
The Emma Press The Book of Clouds
Book SynopsisIt’s time to let your imagination fly…If you look up on a cloudy day, you'll see a whole new surprising world above you - the world of clouds! The Book of Clouds is an introduction to this world - and the guide you'll want by your side to help you understand it.A mix of dreamy fantasy and scientific fact, this is the perfect gift for any child with their head stuck in the clouds - and for anyone who has ever wondered what's up there in the skies above. This book is ideal for children to use as a starting point for their own imaginative creative play. It is full of playful poems, inspiring, anarchic illustrations, and guides to all of the different aspects of clouds that you could want to know about.With 25 poems and many full-page illustrations that use watercolour and collage, you won’t be able to pick The Book of Clouds up without wanting to immediately start making your own cloud diary. So The Book of Clouds comes with 9 pages for your own notes and sketches at the end - let it truly become YOUR book of clouds! Trade ReviewReaders are in for a real treat as Latvian poet Juris Kronbergs, born in Sweden to a family of Latvian artists, has created an innovative selection of poetry – a mix of funny and playful poems that combine scientific fact and the very many meanings of the word ‘cloud’... It’s no mean feat to translate poetry and Māra Rozīte and Richard O’Brien have done an excellent job in making these poems accessible in English to a whole new audience. -- Outside In World * Outside In World *This cloudy compilation of poetry, art and a good pinch of humour by Latvian poet Kronbergs, appeals to the skygazer in us all. The twenty-five poems in this book tell a story of clouds; from how they move and travel, to how they shapeshift and of course how they transform weather. Interspersed throughout, Melece’s art reflects the comic nebulous nature of clouds. Impish faces anthropomorphise the cumulus characters in different skies, brought to life by a truly playful array of mixed media and watercolours. -- Children's Books Ireland/Inis Magazine * Children's Books Ireland *The delightful book explores its subject in a new and interesting way. Presented as an illustrated book of poetry, this collection is sure to inspire young readers (and writers) to think creatively about the natural world. Taking by turns, a humorous and fact based approach, these poems are excellently well crafted and present the many natures of clouds. -- Literature Works * Literature Works *This wonderful book about the magic of clouds is full of surprising and original poems, perfect for upper key stage two children either at school or at home. The poems are by turns bouncy, funny, quirky and thoughtful, and, being translated from Latvian, have a freshness that will appeal to those looking for something a bit different. -- BookTrust * Book Trust * In this delightful, whimsical and charmingly illustrated book, Juris Kronbergs explores the appearance and ephemeral nature of clouds in 26 poems. My favourites include one in which a cloud has a nightmare about evaporating, and one where real cloud names morph into descriptive ones and then into imagined ones. At the end of the book, the author gives ideas about how to write or illustrate a poem. The annotated illustrations are great fun and complement the poems, making the book one that you can look at for much longer than it takes to read the words. -- MetLink, Royal Meterological Society 'It has colour illustrations throughout and is unashamedly whimsical. A book to dip into when considering the weather as a theme for writing, perhaps, as one can have too many cloud-related poems at one sitting.' * NATE Teaching English Magazine *
£10.80
The Book Guild Ltd Wonderground
Book SynopsisHow would Queen Victoria have liked her very own Underground train line?What happened on the Bakerloo when a rude guy with large headphones met THE MAGNIFICENT ELEPHANT (with his small brain)?Why does Peggy, named after famous astronaut, Peggy Whitson, love to ride the futuristic Jubilee line?And do pigeons really use the Underground?Jam-packed with wonderful characters, cultural and factual London references, and cross-generational wit, hop onboard Wonderground to find out. A delightfully imaginative and beautifully illustrated book that contains 11 tailored rhymes for the 11 Underground lines and culminating in some tantalising Tube-Train-Trivia.
£7.59
Walker Books Ltd Wearing My Mothers Heart
Book SynopsisFrom acclaimed performance poet Sophia Thakur comes a powerful new collection of poems about what it means to be a woman, intergenerational relationships, finding your voice and learning to speak out.To my children I will sayLet the river break between your lips...In her lyrical and heartfelt second poetry collection, Sophia Thakur takes us on an emotionally charged journey through the past lives of women and considers what it means to be a woman in today''s society. Exploring topics such as identity, race, politics, relationships, mental health and self-love, she weaves together the voices of a grandmother, mother and daughter, and examines how past generations have given us the freedom to speak out. Encompassing love, from first crush to break-up, the history that comes before us, and the brave moments that make us, this collection will resonate with all young women as they approach the joys and pain of adulthood and learn to navigate life.Trade ReviewThe stories of her foremothers are woven into the work; she celebrates their strength and bravery. * Books of the year: Best new poetry of 2022, Irish Times *A wonderful affirmative message for young women as they approach the joys and pain of adulthood and have to learn to navigate life. Highly recommended. -- Joy Court * LoveReading4Kids *“[..] beautifully written collection […] A wonderful affirmative message for young women as they approach the joys and pain of adulthood and have to learn to navigate life.” * Love Reading *a beautifully written collection of poems suitable for older children with great discussion points being raised. * NetGalley *A beautiful collection of poetry which speaks deep to the soul of the reader. The imagery conjured by the poet evokes a feeling of deep rooted identity and family history through the lens of motherhood. * NetGalley *
£7.59
Enchanted Lion Books This is a Poem that Heals Fish
Book Synopsis"Exuding magic and unbridled creativity on every page, this is a book with the potential to heal more than just fish."-Publishers Weekly "An enchantingly abstract invitation to ponder poetry."-Kirkus Reviews "A great book for any age! At this very moment, it feels like one of the best books I've ever bought!"-A Year of Reading blogTrade Review"This Is A Poem That Heals Fish is a rare little miracle of a book. It manages the brilliant trick of explaining the abstract concept of a 'poem' to a child through the simple but effective art of demonstration. The book itself is a perfectly constructed poem."- posterband.com "Exuding magic and unbridled creativity on every page, this is a book with the potential to heal more than just fish." - Publishers Weekly "An enchantingly abstract invitation to ponder poetry." - Kirkus Reviews "A great book for any age! At this very moment, it feels like one of the best books I've ever bought!" -- A Year of Reading
£16.38
HarperCollins Publishers Rolling
Book SynopsisFollow a group of children as they climb to the top of a hill and race each other to the bottom by rolling in this fun rhyming poem written by acclaimed poet Gareth Owen, and accompanied by the colourful illustrations of Vicky Fieldhouse.Yellow/Band 3 books offer varied sentence structure and natural languageA scene of the hill and surrounding area on pages 1415 allow children to discuss the events of the poem, providing a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.Text type: A poemCurriculum links: Citizenship: Taking partThis book has been quizzed for Accelerated Reader.
£8.36
HarperCollins Publishers The Storyteller of Ketu
Book SynopsisCollins Big Cat supports every primary child on their reading journey from phonics to fluency. Top authors and illustrators have created fiction and non-fiction books that children love to read. Book banded for guided and independent reading, there are reading notes in the back, comprehensive teaching and assessment support and ebooks available.The people of Ketu are master artisans. They see the beauty of nature and make it come alive in their work. They draw patterns of art by copying the constellations of stars, and write poetry about the moon and its travels. The art of Ketu is unique because of the most important ingredient they use: their imagination. But when their village storyteller leaves, something has been lost. Will the people of Ketu ever regain their talents? Will the storyteller return? This inspiring story is written by Chitra Soundar.Lime Plus/Band 11+ books provide challenging plots and vocabulary as well as opportunities to practise inference, prediction and reading
£10.46
HarperCollins Publishers Collins Big Cat I Am
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£10.23
HarperCollins Publishers Inc A Childs Garden of Verses
Book SynopsisFirst published in 1885, poet and storyteller Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tribute to the lives of children has delighted readers for more than a century.Trade Review"This beautifully illustrated edition of a collection first published in 1885 is a reminder of how well many of these poems hold up...As for the poems themselves, Stevenson's interest in cultivating the world of the imagination is a great message for today's busy, media-saturated culture." -- School Library Journal
£10.79
HarperCollins Publishers Inc Mirror to Mirror
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£8.54
HarperCollins Publishers Inc Best in Show
Book SynopsisA celebration of the extraordinary and ordinary power of dogs of all kinds, in sly and cheerful verse from celebrated poet David Elliott. Features artwork from an all-star cast of eighteen bestselling and award-winning illustrators.In so many hearts you?re number one! Agile! High-spirited! Obedient! Fun! You hunt. You fish. You search and find. You cheer the old. You guide the blind.In this ode to our most loyal companions, you?ll meet the Labrador Retriever and sixteen other remarkable dogs. There''s the Bloodhound, who has a sense of smell one thousand times better than yours or mine. And there?s the Irish Wolfhound, the world?s tallest dog, who was once the companion of royalty. And we can?t forget the mutt.But that?s not all! You?ll meet big dogs and small dogs, scruffy dogs and elegant dogs, and dogs from all around the world. Pairing engaging poems with surprising facts,Best in Showis a one-of-a-kind gift and apaw-sitivelyperfect read-aloud for dog lovers and aspiring pet owners.Includes illustrations by Elaine Bay, Cátia Chien, Matthew Cordell, Cindy Derby, Flavia Z. Drago, Leo Espinosa, Raissa Figueroa, Julie Flett, Ebony Glenn, Rebecca Green, Emily Hughes, Oge Mora, Kenard Pak, Antoinette Portis, Raúl the Third, Sergio Ruzzier, Charles Santoso, and David Ezra Stein.Don?t miss these titles by David Elliott: On the Farm In the Wild The Seventh Raven Voices: The Final Hours of Joan of Arc Bull
£11.69
Penguin Random House Children's UK Poetry Pie
Book SynopsisFeaturing over 50 poems, this volume includes collection with themes ranging from food and animals to school and ghouls.
£7.59
Oxford University Press The Poetry Chest
Book SynopsisA book aimed at both trade and schools markets that brings together the best of John Foster''s original poetry. There are over 250 poems divided into themed sections, in which there will be humorous and thoughtful poems sitting side by side. It includes a vast range of types of poem, such as shape poems, acrostic poems, limericks, diary poems, raps, story poems, recipe poems, which makes it the perfect collection for use in the classroom, or just to dip into.
£9.49
Dorling Kindersley Ltd In You I See A Story that Celebrates the Beauty
Book SynopsisWhen I look at you I see much more than meets the eye. I''m not sure how to list it all but with this book I''ll try... This picture book gently teaches us that we are all special and always more than meets the eye. With charming words written by singer-songwriter Rachel Emily -- who has penned countless number-one hits for the likes of Wretch 32, Leona Lewis and Girls Aloud -- you can''t help but feel that you''re reading something very special. From a brave tiger, through to a dancing river and over to the forest filled with oak trees, to rainbows that appear after the rain has gone and swooping swallows who are a welcome sight; children, and adults too, will cherish this stunning bedtime book that holds meaning for so many different reasons.So let Rachel guide you through the natural world and explain why there is beauty in everything around you, and why YOU hold beauty within yourself too. Sometimes we all need to be reminded about self confidence, learning to lo
£9.49
SPCK Publishing Ten Silly Santas And Other Christmas Poems
Book SynopsisA sideways look at the magic and mayhem of Christmas by one of the nation's best-loved children's poets.Trade Review‘Great poems. A lovely book!’ * Charlie Mackesy *‘The ultimate stocking filler for any child who’s fond of poetry.’ * Brian Patten *'A delicious feast of rhythm and rhyme. ' * Wes Magee *‘Warm, wise, funny, tender, thoughtful and much, much more.’ * Paul Cookson *One of the most original and child-friendly voices to emerge in the last few years. * Sunday Telegraph *Fun for children to read but are also good for parents to read to children. * Primary Times *If you like your poetry to make you laugh, Steve Turner’s your man. * Daily Telegraph *
£7.99
Little, Brown & Company Hey Black Child
Book SynopsisSix-time Coretta Scott King Award winner and four-time Caldecott Honor recipient Bryan Collier brings this classic, inspirational poem to life, written by poet Useni Eugene Perkins.Hey black child,Do you know who you are?Who really are?Do you know you can beWhat you want to beIf you try to beWhat you can be? This lyrical, empowering poem celebrates black children and seeks to inspire all young people to dream big and achieve their goals.
£7.82
Cambridge Town Press The Courageous Millie Rose
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£18.99
Penguin Young Readers Grizelda the Green Hates Halloween
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£11.69
Children's Art Foundation, Incorporated Stone Soup Magazine September 2020
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£10.24
Caboodle Books Limited The Great Galactic Ghoul
Book SynopsisAge range 6 to 9From the first shopping cart on the moon to New York City, these universal poems cover most subjects in the universe. These out-of-this-world weird and wacky verses will make you laugh, cry, and think. . . whatever planet you're from! Just watch out from the great galactic ghoul. . .
£5.69
Caboodle Books Limited Rappaman
Book SynopsisAge range 9 to 12 Rappaman is a collection of poems for children thatteach about the importance of respect, love, liberty,social justice, and truth and rights.
£5.99
