The Kingfisher Book Of Children S Poetry

This collection is an ideal introduction to the joys of poetry. Deliberately wide-ranging, all the poems have been specially chosen for their accessibility to young children, to stimulate their imagination and to encourage a delight in poetry.

An illustrated collection of poems, ballads, limericks, riddles in rhyme, and nonsense verse.

A collection of poetry that captures many aspects of family relationships and interactions.

In the desolate depths of a perilous place the bogeyman lurks, with a snarl on his face. Never dare, never dare to approach his dark lair for he's waiting . . . just waiting . . . to get you.—Jack Prelutsky, excerpt from The Bogeyman Offering a mix of contemporary and classic verse as well as traditional rhymes, the poets featured in this anthology include Carl Sandburg, Ted Hughes, Emily Bronte, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Stevie Smith, Walter de la Mare, and William Shakespeare. Ghosts, goblins, witches, bats, bogeymen, mysterious night noises, sprites, spirits, and more—they're all here in this anthology of terrifically terrifying poems. Wonderfully weird and eerie illustrations add to the haunted mood.

An illustrated anthology of classic and contemporary poetry by a variety of English and American poets.

From choosing a poem and developing presentations that will keep the audience captivated, to using promotional displays and materials, Poetry Aloud Here! takes the reader through all the steps of introducing poetry for children.

Three fantastic poetry collections in one go! The Kingfisher Poetry Library brings together three favourite collections of poetry in one attractively priced package. Available for the first time as a single purchase, these books have great appeal for a new generation of readers. The carefully chosen poems reflect different themes and moods; each book is a delight in its own right. These poems are perfect for reading aloud to younger children, and make a wonderful introduction to the world of poetry for more confident readers.

Ann draws many insights into the nature of prayer from her love of birdwatching, and images from the natural world and from scripture permeate her writing. Wit, warmth and economy of expression characterise her style.