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REVIEW~Rather Unpleasant CAUTIONARY TALES for Ill-Mannered and Immoderate Children (Ima Bratt's Funny Cautionary Poems For Kids) by Ima Bratt....

tarenn98 wrote 1 week ago: “Rather Unpleasant Cautionary Tales for Ill-Mannered and Immoderate Children” IMA BRATT Genre:Childr … more →

Tags: Review, Children's, Children, cautionary tale, shel silverstein, Roald Dahl, Jane, Al Pacino, Benjamin Bratt

Rethinking Mother Goose3 comments

bookobsessedmom wrote 2 weeks ago: A customer once said to me, “Nursery rhymes are what parents used to have to read before better book … more →

Tags: ABCs & Other Fundamentals, board books, Classics, love of reading, New Baby & Shower Gifts, Picture Books, Poetry, reading to babies, Rhyming Read-Alouds

Poetry.....Tuesday?

Manlius Kids wrote 2 weeks ago: So, I missed Poetry Friday last week….but I still have a couple great poems picked out, so it … more →

Tags: Poetry, I've Lost my hippopotamus, jackie urbanovic

Stardines Swim High Across the Sky24 comments

Catherine Johnson wrote 3 weeks ago: Happy Poetry Friday and Perfect Picture Book Friday!  Erik! beat me to it with Forest has a Son … more →

Tags: Childrens Poetry, Kidlit, Perfect Picture Book Friday, Picture Books, Stardines, Susanna leonard Hill

Saving Sanity in Small Spaces

Blazing a Trail for Wendy wrote 3 weeks ago: Book Review As a single mother that spends a LOT of time behind the wheel, I have three words of adv … more →

Tags: Parenting, Book Reviews, Rene Auberjonois, Poetry, book, Children, Road Trips, Reading

Stardines Swim High Across the Sky by Jack Prelutsky

hooray4books wrote 4 weeks ago: One of my go to poetry books for children has always been Scranimals by Jack Prelutsky. Even kids wh … more →

Tags: Ages 3-6, Ages 6 - 8, Poetry, animals, stardines swim high across the sky, scranimals, Carin Berger, Joseph Cornell, Max Ernst

Poems Throughout the School Day

Moderator wrote 1 month ago: Crossposted on Yahoo! Introducing Poetry throughout the School Day For millennia – even before … more →

Tags: baby books, Chapter Books, children's literature, Music, Poetry, Young-Adult, Young Adult books, Literature, Music 2

Poem: Suzanna Socked Me Sunday by Jack Prelutsky

Dante wrote 1 month ago: Suzanna socked me Sunday, She socked me Monday too She also socked me Tuesday, I was turning black a … more →

Tags: Poetry

Dora Diller By Jack Prelutsky2 comments

Renard Moreau wrote 1 month ago: “My stomach’s full of butterflies!” lamented Dora Diller. Her mother sighed. … more →

Tags: Fun, Thoughts, Articles, Featured, Poetry, Poems, Literature

Camille Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals: Simulation in the Whimsical

Ellen Duffer wrote 1 month ago: There’s this whimsical little musical suite that I love called The Carnival of the Animals by Camill … more →

Tags: writing, gauge magazine, nonfiction, Writing #2, Creative Nonfiction, reality, Music, camille saint saens, carnival of the animals

A Garden of Verses8 comments

cricketmuse wrote 1 month ago: As children we begin our acquaintance with poetry through nursery rhymes and catchy little verse boo … more →

Tags: Reading / Books, Poetry, Blog, reflections 2, Blogging, Lewis Carroll, Poems, shel silverstein, Robert Louis Stevenson

National Poetry Month: Homework! Oh, Homework!

eao wrote 1 month ago: In honor of final projects due this week, the conclusion of eight years of university education, and … more →

Tags: School, Poetry, Rant, Nerds, Procrastination, National Poetry Month, Poetry, Homework, Denial

The Link: National Poetry Month

theipl2blog wrote 1 month ago: National Poetry Month logo, via poets.org Since its introduction by the Academy of American Poets in … more →

Tags: Drexel University, Newsletter, Childrens Poetry, Civil War, found poetry, henry timrod, Herman Melville, National Poetry Month, Nursery Rhymes

You knew this was going to happen: new children's books

bookslide wrote 1 month ago: I was going to ignore the two new books I got today, until I realized it wasn’t only two.  (I … more →

Tags: The Week in Books, Action Librarian, Children's Books, Easy Readers, Children's Non-Fiction, Nancy Carpenter, children's book reviews, catherine hapka, Childrens Poetry

Be Glad Your Nose Is On Your Face!2 comments

DeMorrieaux wrote 1 month ago: Sometimes I wish my bum was bigger. Okay, let me be brutally honest, I always wish it was. I like bi … more →

Tags: Streams of Thoughts & Poetry, health, Body, Life, Poetry, image, confidence, Weight, Be Glad Your Nose Is on Your Face: And Other Poems: Som

More Poetry by Prelutsky

tinakanderson wrote 2 months ago: In addition to Stardines, Harper Collins also sent me two other books of Prelutsky’s poems … more →

Tags: Harper Collins Children's Books, Elementary School Books, Poetry, A Pizza the Size of the Sun, New Kid On The Block

Stardines Across the Sky1 comment

tinakanderson wrote 2 months ago: To celebrate Poetry Month, Harper Collins sent me several books of poetry for children by acclaimed … more →

Tags: Harper Collins Children's Books, Elementary School Books, Poetry, Carin Berger, stardines swim high across the sky

PPBF: A Kick in the Head29 comments

julie rowan zoch wrote 3 months ago: Author: Paul B. Janeczko Illustrator: Chris Raschka Publisher: Candlewick Press, 2005 Age Level: 8 a … more →

Tags: Perfect Picture Book Friday, Chris Raschka, Paul B Janeczko, A Kick in the Head, Good Sports

I Love You More Than Applesauce

thekittycats wrote 3 months ago: by Jack Prelutsky I love you more than applesauce, Than peaches and a plum, Than chocolate hearts, A … more →

Tags: EN, Poetry, _Valentine, I Love You More Than Applesauce


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