Here's a Little Poem

A Very First Book of Poetry

Author: Polly Dunbar

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A gloriously illustrated first book of poetry, collecting together verse from a range of well-known authors.

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Summary

A gloriously illustrated first book of poetry, collecting together verse from a range of well-known authors.

Description

A gloriously illustrated first book of poetry, collecting together verse from a range of well-known authors.

Here's a Little Poem is a superb selection of over fifty poems by English and American authors, including Wendy Cope, Roger McGough, John Agard, Grace Nichols, Colin McNaughton, Jack Prelutsky, Langston Hughes and many more. Affectionately describing the early experiences of young children, this is a warmly illustrated, imaginative world of first encounters. Simple text and exuberant illustrations make this an ideal introduction for young children to the wonderful world of poetry.

Critic Reviews

" "This lovely book deserves a place in every playgroup and child's library." The Sunday Times, Culture Magazine "Readers of all ages will find treasures here." Observer"

About the Author

Jane Yolen is the author of more than 250 books for children and young adults, including the bestselling How Do Dinosaurs Say Good Night? and its sequels, illustrated by Mark Teague. Jane lives in Massachusetts, USA, and in Scotland.

Polly Dunbar studied illustration at Brighton Art School, and now lives and works in Brighton. She is the author and illustrator of the Tilly and Friends series of books, Flyaway Katie and Dog Blue. She also collaborated with her mother, distinguished author Joyce Dunbar, on the picture book Shoe Baby.

Product Details

Publisher

Walker Books Ltd

Published

4th October 2010

Pages

108

ISBN

9781406327113

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS

19 Nov, 2021

Fab first poetry book which I use with 5 and six year old students. I would live to read it with grandchildren when the borders open between Aus and NZ.
By Ruth

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