I Love You Everywhere
This is a book about love-love you can carry with you everywhere, even when your loved ones aren't there... I Love You Everywhere is a poem for children struggling with separation anxiety. Whimsical imagery and clever rhymes paint a vivid picture of how to overcome feelings of fear, sadness, and anger when a parent is away. Ideal for readers under the age of seven, this book emphasizes the importance of love in every circumstance. Read this book at bedtime or anytime your child needs a reminder that you care about them when you're together and when you're apart.
I Love You Everywhere
This is a book about love-love you can carry with you everywhere, even when your loved ones aren't there... I Love You Everywhere is a poem for children struggling with separation anxiety. Whimsical imagery and clever rhymes paint a vivid picture of how to overcome feelings of fear, sadness, and anger when a parent is away. Ideal for readers under the age of seven, this book emphasizes the importance of love in every circumstance. Read this book at bedtime or anytime your child needs a reminder that you care about them when you're together and when you're apart.
Words Were The Enemy
What if the words you feared most were never really your enemies?Every student knows that feeling of pausing before raising a hand, second guessing before hitting send, and staring at a word that has been written a hundred times but suddenly looks completely wrong. Their or there. Affect or effect. Loose or lose. For one seventh grader, these are not just grammar mistakes. They are proof that she does not belong.But over the course of one unforgettable school year, everything begins to change. A teacher believes in her before she believes in herself. A friend passes notes shaped like little boats. A classmate shares a trick for every hard word. And one girl slowly, stubbornly, and surprisingly discovers that the mistakes she feared most were actually the thing that made her grow.Told entirely in verse, Words Were the Enemy is a funny, warm, and deeply relatable story for readers of all ages. It is for the student who crosses out sentences before anyone can read them. It is for the teacher who watches brilliant kids go quiet over a spelling mistake. It is for anyone who has ever felt like everyone else got a manual for English that they somehow missed.This is the story of what happens when you stop running from the words and start using them.
What the Road Said (Special Keepsake Edition)
A stunning special keepsake edition of the What the Road Said, the New York Times-bestselling picture book from bestselling poet and activist Cleo Wade, featuring a gorgeous slipcase!Which way do I go?That is your choice to make, said the Road. But what if I go the wrong way?The Road curved a little, almost as if it was giving me a hug, and said, Do not worry. Sometimes we go the wrong way on ourway to the right way.It's okay to be afraid or to sometimes wander down the wrong path. Bestselling poet and activist Cleo Wade's What the Road Said features illustrations by Lucie de Moyencourt and encourages us to lead with kindness and curiosity, remembering that the most important thing we can do in life is to keep going.
Hettie Heart
Meet Hettie, a little heart with a big personality. Hettie is desperate to grow and tries everything. She eventually learns that the secret to growth lies in something far greater than eating well and exercise. Through Hettie's journey, children can learn the importance of kindness and compassion and understand the effect it can have not only on others but on themselves.
The Virtue of Patience Withers Itself
The enormity of human emotions is difficult to put into words. In Alistair Woo's debut poetry collection, The Virtue of Patience Withers Itself, the complexities of our relationships with others, with the passage of time, and with ourselves are explored and made sense of, and the tender simplicity of life is brought to the surface. In tandem with the hopeful bliss of life, the dark side of mental health comes forward in Woo's uniquely conversational voice, shedding light on topics often left ignored. In The Virtue of Patience Withers Itself, these hard topics are not brushed aside; they are brought to the center of the conversation. For those seeking solace and community in their own hard times or for those who have never heard words put to their feelings.
Tree Climbing Chris
Climbing trees isn't easy for everyone, but it is for tree climbing Chris. He has climbed every tree in the forest except for one, a new tree, he walks up to the little tree to ask if he can climb, but wonders, will the tree let him?
A Prayer For A Seed
"Now he who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will also supply and increase your store of seed and will enlarge the harvest of your righteousness." 2 Corinthians 9:10 NIVJust like a farmer needs seed for a harvest, we need something to sow. God is our Provider, and He supplies us with the seed, the Word of God. He gives us everything we need to help grow His Kingdom. Let us pray for the seed and that it will grow within us. May God help us to spread His seed diligently and faithfully to the lives of others, and nourish it to help it grow. May God's blessings multiply in your life as you generously work for His Kingdom. "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth... but store up for yourselves treasures in heaven... For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." Matthew 6: 19-21 NIV
I I Remember
An outstanding celebration of diversity and family: fourteen poets and sixteen illustrators of diverse backgrounds share memorable childhood experiences and reflect upon their different heritages, traditions, and beliefs.I Remember: Poems and Pictures of Heritage brings together the work of fourteen award-winning poets and sixteen illustrators who share aspects of their childhood experiences in honest portraits of what it was like for them growing up in the United States. Newbery Medalist Kwame Alexander takes us on a riotous ride through good and sad times spent with extended family, which is perfectly captured by Coretta Scott King Award winner Michele Wood's vibrant overflowing and overlapping images. Pura Belpr矇 Award winner Margarita Engle shares happy memories of learning embroidery from her grandmother, accompanied by Ecuadorean fine artist and printmaker Paula Barrag獺n's colorful graphic representation of a granddaughter and grandmother at work. Bestselling author Nick Bruel talks about his confusion over having to define himself by a single racial label, which is brought to life by artist Janine Macbeth's reflective image of herself trying to figure out her own mixed ancestry. Together these heartfelt poems and captivating illustrations shine a light on the rich diversity of people in our nation as well as the timeless human connections and universal experiences we all share. Readers of any age and background are sure to find much that spark their memories and open their eyes. Featuring poems by Douglas Florian, Naomi Shihab Nye, Jorge Tetl Argueta, Marilyn Nelson, Nick Bruel, G. Neri, Jane Yolen, Joseph Bruchac, and Carole Boston Weatherford, and illustrations by Sean Qualls, Simone Shin, Insoo Kim, Michele Wood, Paula Barrag獺n, Neil Waldman, Jeanne Rorex Bridges, Sawsan Chalabi, Rafael L籀pez, R. Gregory Christie, Janine Macbeth, Charlotte Riley-Webb, Julie Downing, David Fadden, Daniel Minter, and Juliet Men矇ndez.
Have You Ever Never Seen
Jenni Wickhard's 'Have You Ever Never Seen' is a playful poem filled with vivid imagery and charm. The repeated refrain invites the reader to ponder the fantastical in the absurd, blurring the line between reality and imagination. Each stanza is a delightful adventure into a world where pink unicorns, blue monkeys and polka dot whales exist, yet the narrator's cheeky uncertainty - "do I?" - keeps us guessing. The clever use of rhyme and rhythm keeps the poem lively and engaging, while the ending delivers a playful twist, grounding the narrative in truth but leaving us enchanted by the journey.
Dragon Cat
Look out for a lobster on the phone; watch Owl, silent ghost-flyer; glimpse a sprinting hot-dog. Check your pants for snakes, play soccer indoors and then . . . go looking for dragons. But make sure you keep your eye on Dragon Cat! ​You'll find surprises and adventures, riddles and word games plus lyrical, thoughtful poems in this outstanding collection from a hugely admired poet.
Of Thee I Sing
A Poetry Anthology of Freedom, Courage, and the Nation's Heart. Celebrate the voices that shaped America with this beautifully curated collection of over 35 iconic poems. From the midnight ride of Paul Revere to the open roads of Walt Whitman, from Emily Dickinson's quiet truths to Langston Hughes's soulful rivers, Of Thee I Sing gathers the words that have inspired generations. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, history buffs, and anyone who loves the power of poetry to tell a nation's story, Of Thee I Sing is a keepsake anthology that honors America's past while speaking to its future.
Marshmallow Clouds: Two Poets at Play Among Figures of Speech
"A finer collection of poetry you couldn't hope to find . . . Wanek and Kooser revel in evocative metaphors that are deepened and appreciated with the aid of Richard Jones' hypnotic watercolors."--NPR.org A freewheeling romp through the world of imagery and metaphor, this quietly startling collection of thirty poems, framed by the four elements, is about art and reality, fact and fancy. Look around: what do you see? A clown balancing a pie in a tree, or an empty nest perched on a leafless branch? As poet Connie Wanek alludes to in her afterword--a lively dialogue with former US Poet Laureate Ted Kooser--sometimes the simplest sights and sounds "summon our imaginations" and cry out to be clothed in the alchemical language of poetry. This compendium of the fleeting and unexpected turns the everyday--turtles, trees, and tadpoles; cow pies, lazy afternoons, and pillowy white marshmallows--into poetic gold. A brilliant and timeless collaboration that evokes both the mystery and grandeur of the natural world and the cozy, mundane moments of daily life, this exquisitely illustrated collection is the go-to gift book of the season for poetry fans of all ages.
The Stolen Child
Written when W.B. Yeats was just twenty-one, 'The Stolen Child' remains one of his most popular poems. At this time, the young poet was inspired by the landscape of County Sligo and the legends and superstitions he heard from the locals there. 'The Stolen Child' tells of a boy taken from his home by the faeries and led 'hand in hand' into their world. With its enchanting refrain - 'Come away, o human child / To the waters and the wild' - and vivid images of magic and nature, it is a pleasure for readers young and old.Here, the text is accompanied by radiant original art by Erin Brown, each illustration taking us on a visual journey through one of Ireland's most famous poems.
Right Way Down
Stand on your head with Sally Murphy, explode some dynamite with Cristy Burne or shoot some hoops with Cheryl Kickett-Tucker. Grow a poet-tree with Meg McKinlay or curl up next to your cat with Amber Moffat and watch a bit of Stink-o-Vision with James Foley. These and loads more poems by Australian poets are there to discover in Right Way Down. With striking illustrations by Briony Stewart, these poems will have you laughing, thinking, and playing with words - whichever way up you read them.
There's a Cat Inside of Me! Book 8
THERE'S A CAT INSIDE OF ME! More Newest New Adventures in Children's Poetry!For ages 4-9!Inside every child lives a whole zoo of feelings - and they are ready to roar, flutter, but not breathe fire!In this playful collection of poems, feelings swing, roar, giggle, and soar - just like kids do!Perfect for curious minds, sensitive souls, and wiggly readers alike, these poems invite children to recognize and express what they feel, and how they feel, in a fun, safe and joyful way.Whether read aloud at bedtime, or shared in the classroom or library, this book is a celebration of being wonderful, wildly human.This eighth book in this series offers poetry from the purring cat, to the amazing maze, as we discover secrets, trifles all the while sharing our emotions, as we laugh and get to know ourselves and each other better!
Adrift in the Mind
The poetry in this book is a deep dive into the mind of someone who feels lost, Adrift in Their Mind, you could say. Providing a perspective on what it is like to live in a world that would despise you if they knew what hides beneath the surface. Covering topics such as love, self-loathing, nostalgia, stress and more. If you don't quite fit in anywhere and society calls you a freak, weirdo, or abnormal, you might just find solace in the words on these pages.
Prim and Proper's Another Song?
The clouds had gone, the sky turned blue."Didn't it, Proper?""Yes Prim, that is oh so true."Out they went, past the bird with its "COOEE" song, over the bridge where trains clickety-clacked along. Then they opened a paddock gate... and saw a kangaroo.I wonder then, what did Prim and Proper do?Told in playful rhyme with easy repetition, Prim and Proper's Another Song? is a Blue Fork Rhymes tale of adventure, music and mishaps. Perfect for ages 3-7, it brings early learning poetry to life in a fun read-aloud adventure.
Adrift in the Mind
The poetry in this book is a deep dive into the mind of someone who feels lost, Adrift in Their Mind, you could say. Providing a perspective on what it is like to live in a world that would despise you if they knew what hides beneath the surface. Covering topics such as love, self-loathing, nostalgia, stress and more. If you don't quite fit in anywhere and society calls you a freak, weirdo, or abnormal, you might just find solace in the words on these pages.
Prim and Proper's Birdsong
They were bored and doing nothing as the rain trickled down. But then they heard a faint sound."Did you hear that, Prim?""Yes Proper."Then they looked around. Where was that sweet tweet coming from? It had to be found.Prim and Proper's Birdsong is told in playful rhyme with easy repetition. It's a Blue Fork Rhymes tale about music, imagination, and friendship. Perfect for ages 3-7, it brings early learning poetry to life in a fun read-aloud adventure.
Little Birds without Words 2
The cage door swung open wide and a familiar hand brought food inside.On its perch, the itty-bitty bird began to skip and dance. Its wings were a flutter. This was its chance.A chance for what... TO ESCAPE? Let's hope not.Told in playful rhyme with easy repetition, Little Birds without Words 2 is a Blue Fork Rhymes tale of escapes and muddled mix-ups. Perfect for ages 3-7, it brings early learning poetry to life in a fun read-aloud adventure.
Little Birds without Words
In a cage, and on a perch, sat three little chirping birds.When the itty-bitty middle bird stopped chirping, it said these words: 'What should we do today?'But no bird gave an answer. No sound, no chirp, not a word.What will the little bird do... about the birds who have no words?Told in rhyme with easy repetition, Little Birds without Words is a Blue Fork Rhymes tale about funny misunderstandings, silly mix-ups, and the humour found in frustration. Perfect for ages 3-7, it brings early learning poetry to life in a fun read-aloud adventure.
Rainbows After Rainstorms
The poems in Rainbows After Rainstorms portray the power of hope and resilience in navigating life's adversities through the lens of romantic relationships.From the perspective of a young woman, the poetry progresses from the start of a first love to a newfound maturity that has grown through her experiences.First relationships come with an innocence and openness that can leave one vulnerable to disappointment and loss of oneself, as the line between self-love and commitment to another may be blurred.The unfamiliar path of a first relationship often mirrors the broader uncertainty of life. Hardship is inevitable, but growth lies in our ability to overcome these challenges.Finding oneself cannot happen without getting lost in the process. Love can be a double-edged sword, wielding the power to both uplift and strike down, but it still makes living life all the more worthwhile.(About the Author)Maya Richards is a nineteen-year-old student at Cornell University, and this is her first book. She began the writing process during her first relationship at seventeen. "I was filled with sentiments of excitement and an eagerness to embrace love. We parted ways shortly after I began writing, and although my relationship had ended, I chose to channel my disappointment into determination. My poems took on a different light, expressing my triumphs, hopes, and frustrations through the lens of romance. What started as an exploration of a relationship grew into something more personal: a journey toward understanding myself." She hopes to inspire other young women to be courageous in pursuing their passions.
Agatha Livermore Planted a Tree
In a quiet town, Agatha Livermore dreams of turning an empty space into something beautiful. With a single tree planted in the centre, she sparks a movement bringing the whole community together. Agatha Livermore Planted a Tree is a heartwarming story of hope, determination, and the power of one positive action to inspire change. A perfect reminder that even the smallest dreams can grow into something wonderful.
To Compare
A bracing and variegated debut, Xuela Zhang's To Compare inhabits the fraught condition of living in and through translation in the age of globalization, social media, and the Chinese-American neo-Cold War. In To Compare, Zhang navigates the quagmire of transnational life, where one is always both here and away. "Has language/passed you by/like a curvy city/or shielded/and isolated you, /an illuminated vehicle/against the flooding/tenors of light?" Zhang writes in To Compare, reflecting on the nature of translation--both linguistic and otherwise-- as a way of life. Disjunctive, alluring, To Compare poetically represents our contemporary age.
Poetry Prompts Book for Teens
"Inspire a Teen's Imagination-One Poem at a Time"✨ Unlock Your Voice. Express Your Feels. Own Your Story. ✨Hey, amazing teen! Ever stared at a blank page and felt... stuck? Or wished you could pour your thoughts, dreams, and emotions into words that truly shine? This isn't just another poetry book-it's your ultimate creative sidekick, packed with prompts, exercises, and visual tools designed to turn your ideas into powerful, confident, and expressive poetry.★ What Makes This Book Your Teen Superpower: Discover Your Unique VoiceConquer the Blank PageExpress Your EmotionsExplore Identity & RelationshipsCreate Aesthetic VibesCelebrate Holidays & Special MomentsBuild Your Poetry Legacy★ Inside, You'll Find: Step-by-step prompts and exercises Mind maps, visual tools, and tables Tips Journaling spaces Bonus appendices Perfect for teenage girls and boys���� The Ideal Holiday Gift for Teens
Peepers Peeping
Peepers Peeping has been an absolute labor of love and bringing all these little creatures to life has been an amazing experience. Written for a time when life in our world is filled with negativity and difficulty. It is an attempt at bringing some moments of joy into our lives that is desperately needed. Even though it is written for children, Adults should find it uplifting also. It is my hope that those who read Peepers Peeping find time to smile, re-experience some happy childhood memories or create new joyful moments. Maybe Peepers Peeping will inspire you to create your own little creatures and write stories about them to share with others. Many of us forget how to play, to dance, and to enjoy the simple pleasures that surround us every day. Life can be magical if you discover or re-discover those beautiful joyful moment that are in your lives. Sometimes all you have to do is open your hearts.
Peepers Peeping
Peepers Peeping has been an absolute labor of love and bringing all these little creatures to life has been an amazing experience. Written for a time when life in our world is filled with negativity and difficulty. It is an attempt at bringing some moments of joy into our lives that is desperately needed. Even though it is written for children, Adults should find it uplifting also. It is my hope that those who read Peepers Peeping find time to smile, re-experience some happy childhood memories or create new joyful moments. Maybe Peepers Peeping will inspire you to create your own little creatures and write stories about them to share with others. Many of us forget how to play, to dance, and to enjoy the simple pleasures that surround us every day. Life can be magical if you discover or re-discover those beautiful joyful moment that are in your lives. Sometimes all you have to do is open your hearts.
There's a Spaceship Inside of Me! Book 7
THERE'S A SPACESHIP INSIDE OF ME! Newest New Adventures in Children's Poetry!For ages 4-9!Inside every child lives a whole zoo of feelings - and they are ready to roar, flutter, but not breathe fire!In this playful collection of poems, feelings swing, roar, giggle, and soar - just like kids do!Perfect for curious minds, sensitive souls, and wiggly readers alike, these poems invite children to recognize and express what they feel, and how they feel, in a fun, safe and joyful way.Whether read aloud at bedtime, or shared in the classroom or library, this book is a celebration of being wonderful, wildly human.This seventh book in this series offers poetry from the skating rink to the spaceship, as we share our emotions, and we laugh and get to know ourselves and each other better!
When the World Is Puddle-Wonderful
Welcome to a marvelous almanac of E. E. Cummings's poetry, from the showers, puddles, and birdsong of spring to the beaches and sun of summer, Halloween, November sunsets, snowfalls, and little silent Christmas trees. Now published as the first-ever picture book collection of Cummings's poems and imagined for contemporary readers with beloved artist Blanca G籀mez's sprightly and charming illustrations, when the world is puddle-wonderful bursts with joy and wonder at the world around us.
Winnie-The-Pooh: When We Were Very Young
NEW stunning hardback edition showcasing the original E.H.Shepard art with Milne's classic, timeless poetry for children. 'Hush! Hush! Whisper who dares! Christopher Robin is saying his prayers!' E.H.Shepard's original, iconic artwork has been reproduced for this 100th anniversary range so it truely pays homage to the vividness of the original art that accompanied Milne's classic, favourite stories.In this famous collection of verse for children, we join Christopher Robin and his friends for a trip to Buckingham Palace, learn what a King likes for his breakfast and meet a much-loved bear for the very first time.Curl up with A.A.Milne's classic book of poetry for children, When We Were Very Young. This is the first volume of rhymes written especially for children by Milne - as popular now as when they were first written.This special 100th anniversary hardback collection is a heart-warming and funny introduction to children's poetry, offering the same sense of humour, imagination and whimsy that we've come to expect from Milne's favourite books about Winnie-the-Pooh, that Bear of Very Little Brain.This book is all the more special due to E.H.Shepard's decorations, which are shown in full, glorious colour. They are truly iconic and contributed to him being known as 'the man who drew Pooh'.Milne and Shepard had a unique working relationship for their time, in that they closely collaborated on the design of the storybooks and poetry. This joint approach to laying out the words and illustrations was clearly the perfect partnership; Shepard entirely captured the charm of Pooh's world, created by Milne, resulting in the gorgeous books we all know and love.The nation's favourite teddy bear has been delighting generations of children for nearly 100 years. Milne's classic children's stories - featuring Piglet, Eeyore, Christopher Robin and, of course, Pooh himself - are gently humorous while teaching lessons about friendship and kindness.Pooh ranks alongside other beloved character such as Paddington Bear, and Peter Rabbit as an essential part of our literary heritage. Whether you're 5 or 55, Pooh is the bear for all ages.Do you own all the classic Pooh titles?Winnie-the-PoohThe House at Pooh CornerWhen We Were Very YoungNow We Are SixReturn to the Hundred Acre WoodThe Best Bear in All the WorldOnce There Was a BearTales from the ForestWinter in the Wood Some retro reviews of the original publication in the 1920s: "To children it is something more than a volume, it is a treasure trove - richer in value than Aladdin's Cave or any sunken Spanish galleon that ever carried gold from Peru. In literature it ranks with the highest and the greatest. It is a classic!", Northern Weekly Gazette, 18th September 1926"Now, when Mr. A. A. Milne started the 'Christopher Robin' poems in 'Punch' he was starting something altogether bigger than he knew.", Sheffield Daily Telegraph, 9th December 1926"When Mr. Milne began four years ago to write verses for his small son, and, through 'Punch', had the good fortune to have them illustrated by Mr. E. H. Shepard, he little realised that within a few months five continents would be clamouring for the adventures of 'Christopher Robin' and his pets.", Sunday Express, 21st October 1928
At a Snail's Pace
Gardening and poetry come alive in this whimsical account of a day in the life of a garden. From the rising sun to the setting moon, through the eyes of a lowly snail to the view of fanciful fireflies, read and watch this garden blossom through the beautiful imagery and majesty of poetry.
At a Snail's Pace
Gardening and poetry come alive in this whimsical account of a day in the life of a garden. From the rising sun to the setting moon, through the eyes of a lowly snail to the view of fanciful fireflies, read and watch this garden blossom through the beautiful imagery and majesty of poetry.
The Children's Classic Poetry Collection
This beautifully illustrated collection will introduce children to a lifetime of pleasure in poetry. Carefully selected, the poems open up an enchanting world of rhythm and language, feeling and fantasy. The collection features a wide range of well-known writers including Christina Rossetti, Oscar Wilde, John Keats, William Shakespeare, Lord Byron, William Blake and John Keats. It includes many beautiful poems such as Robin Hood, Waltzing Matilda, Jemima, A Thing of Beauty, A Lark's Nest, Symphony in Yellow, and Spring and Fall. Gathering together classic poems on all manner of wonderous and fascinating themes that children will thrill to explore, the colourful and imaginative illustrations on every page capture the magic of imaginary worlds loved and enjoyed by generations of girls and boys.The volume includes an 'About the Poets' section with a brief biography for each.
A Poem for Every Day of Christmas
This stunning hardback gift book is the perfect pocket-sized stocking-stuffer for everyone on your list. A Poem for Every Day of Christmas is a splendid collection of thirty-one poems, compiled by award-winning anthologist Allie Esiri, to take you through the month of December. Perfect for reading aloud and sharing with friends and family, this book is the ideal companion for the holiday season. It features festive poems and carols by Brian Bilston, Robert Burns, Wendy Cope, T. S. Eliot, Christina Rossetti. E. E. Cummings, Dylan Thomas, Clement Clarke Moore and many more. The day-to-day format of this fabulous and fun anthology invites you to make poetry a part of your festive season.
In My Mind
In My Mind is a powerful poetry collection that cuts to the core of human experience. H. J. Kelly tackles love, loss, and identity with raw honesty, inviting readers into a world shaped by trauma and healing. With every verse, readers are invited into the poet s journey through the scars of strained familial relationships, the lingering pain of childhood wounds, and the ongoing struggle with self-worth. This collection serves as both a mirror for those who see themselves in its words and a beacon of hope for those searching for understanding and connection. Prepare to be moved, challenged, and inspired by this unforgettable anthology that dares to expose the depths of human vulnerability and strength.
There's a Mock Turtle Inside of Me! Book 6
THERE'S A MOCK TURTLE INSIDE OF ME!More New Adventures in Children's PoetryFor ages 4-9!Inside every child lives a whole zoo of feelings - and they are ready to roar, flutter, but not breathe fire!In this playful collection of poems, feelings swing, roar, giggle, and soar - just like kids do!Perfect for curious minds, sensitive souls, and wiggly readers alike, these poems invite children to recognize and express what they feel, and how they feel, in a fun, safe and joyful way.Whether read aloud at bedtime, or shared in the classroom, or the library, this book is a celebration of being wonderful, wildly human.This sixth book in this series offers poetry with a variety of new themes and offering plenty of laughs, wordful play, and feelings to learn about and explore.
My Love For You
A lovely rhyming poem, celebrating the beauty that is a mother's unconditional love for her child. The poem is set alongside beautifully hand painted illustrations by multi-award winning artist, Annie b.This book is a perfect way to share with your child how much you love them. The mother in the book sweetly describes to her child how deep her love is, and how special the moments they spend together are. The sacredness, protectiveness and strength of a mother-child bond is told gorgeously through the eyes of the mother.A wonderful gift, keepsake and bedtime book to be enjoyed by all."My love for you is enormous, It reaches high and beyond.It feels as wide as the universe, And sounds like the most beautiful song."
There's a Panda Inside of Me! Book 5
THERE'S A PANDA INSIDE OF ME! !New Adventures in Children's Poetry!For ages 4-9!Inside every child lives a whole zoo of feelings - and they are ready to roar, flutter, but not breathe fire!In this playful collection of poems, feelings swing, roar, giggle, and soar - just like kids do!Perfect for curious minds, sensitive souls, and wiggly readers alike, these poems invite children to recognize and express what they feel, and how they feel, in a fun, safe and joyful way.Whether read aloud at bedtime, or shared in the classroom or in the library, this book is a celebration of being wonderful, wildly human.This fifth book in this series offers poetry with a variety of new themes and offering plenty of rhymes and reasons to have fun, laugh outloud and learn new words!
Inklings Book 2025
Adventure Awaits!Step onto a winding path where imagination leads the way. As you stroll through the pages of this seventeenth annual Inklings Book anthology, you'll encounter daring stories, thought-provoking poems, and one-of-a-kind voices that will stay with you long after the journey ends.The Inklings Book 2025 features work by youth authors in 3rd-8th grade, chosen from submissions to this year's Inklings Book Contest. Each piece stands out for its originality, its craft, and its ability to transport readers into new worlds and perspectives. Once selected, each author worked side-by-side with a published author-mentor, revising their piece and reflecting on their creative process in an interview.The result is an inspiring collection that celebrates the courage and creativity of young writers. Whether you're seeking a fresh adventure, encouragement for your own writing trail, or both-you've found your guidebook here.To learn more about Society of Young Inklings, visit: www.younginklings.orgThis book features stories and poems by these youth authors: Anay BhatnagarLydia Ann BlakelyEmeline CaudleMaia CavagnoloAbigail ChenIris Cooper-PageIsla GriffinKenzie LamKalixa LoboHudson McGinnisHaruka Sophie RowlandAlaina SharmaAmrit SivaramakrishnanMelanie TrinidadYueling QianNolan WeiMuya YanSamantha Yeung
Inklings Book 2025
Inside these pages, discover bold stories and powerful poems by teen writers from Society of Young Inklings. This second annual Teen Edition of the Inklings Book anthology highlights voices that are captivating, inventive, and deeply authentic. Each piece was chosen for its originality and craft, then sharpened through a collaborative peer-revision process.Whether you're seeking a compelling read, fresh perspective, or encouragement for your own creative journey, you'll find inspiration waiting here.To learn more about Society of Young Inklings, visit: www.younginklings.orgFeaturing stories and poems by these teen writers: Advika Asthana Yimeng CaiAdele CooverZo禱 FriedmanEleanor Frink-DavisRaya IlievaVia MWilliam MancheKavya MurthyNaomi Pond
Holes in My Underwear
For fans of Shel Silverstein's Where the Sidewalk Ends, Bob Odenkirk's Zilot & Other Important Rhymes, and Chris Harris's My Head Has a Bellyache, comes New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Matt Eicheldinger's Holes in My Underwear-a side-splitting, thought-tickling collection packed with 112 poems and doodles that'll leave readers giggling and thinking long after they've turned the last page. The poems range in style, including: an ode to an egg-filled burrito, an elegy contemplating life's purpose, a free verse about living with ADHD, a haiku about papercuts, a lyrical poem about basketball, a narrative verse about Shakespeare farting, and tons more!Also included is an author's note about the power of poetry.Whether you're pondering life's big questions or wondering about the origin of the pink blob fish, this book has something for everyone. Each poem was hand-selected by real kids. Who knows-you might even discover some more hidden meanings woven into the very fabric of the stitches. So, what are you waiting for? Hold your underpants tight and start reading!"Eicheldinger may be this generation's Judy Blume." - Mark Harwood at The Middle Grade Review, for Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun"Leavened with humor and humanity." - Kirkus Reviews, for Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun"As a teacher, [Eicheldinger's] stories resonate and constantly remind me why I love what I do." - Sarah McCarthy, Mounds View Public Schools"Matt Eicheldinger expertly draws from his life to create this heart-warming and fun illustrated series." - Jarrett Krososzka, New York Times bestselling author and National Book Award Finalist, for Matt Sprouts and the Day Nora Ate the Sun"Funny, heartwarming, and impossible to put down, this book is a must-read for anyone trying to survive the perils of middle school." - Dustin Brady, bestselling author of Trapped in a Video Game, World's Worst Time Machine, the Leila and Nugget Mysteries, and Escape from a Video Game, for Matt Sprouts and the Curse of the Ten Broken Toes"This is the kind of book that makes a kid stay up past their bedtime, reading with a flashlight under the blanket." - Nina Hamza, bestselling author of Ahmed Azis's Epic Year, for Matt Sprouts and the Curse of the Ten Broken Toes
Spendin' Time
For fans of Oge Mora and Ezra Jack Keats comes a poetic and joyful tale about a young boy who runs errands with his grandfather in town, by critically acclaimed author, Gary R. Gray, Jr. (I'm From), and award-winning artist, Rahele Jomepour Bell."What are we doing today, Granddad?""How about a trip to town? Nan needs some things for dinner.""Let's go!""How far to the market, Granddad?""No rush, son! We're just spendin' time."Upbeat lyricism and cheerful illustration bring to life this kid-friendly meditation on appreciating every moment--big or small--spent with the people you love.
There's a Hero Inside of Me! Book 4
THERE'S A HERO INSIDE OF ME! More Adventures in Children's Poetry!For ages 4-9!Inside every child lives a whole zoo of feelings - and they are ready to roar, flutter, but not breathe fire!In this playful collection of poems, feelings swing, roar, giggle, and soar - just like kids do!Perfect for curious minds, sensitive souls, and wiggly readers alike, these poems invite children to recognize and express what they feel, and how they feel, in a fun, safe and joyful way.Whether read aloud at bedtime, or shared in the classroom or in the library, this book is a celebration of being wonderful, wildly human.This fourth book in this series offers poetry which explores many different subjects and characters, challenges and adventures.
