Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Poetry (see also Stories in Verse)

Sure to be every child's favorite bedtime book Introducing poetry into a child's book collection opens a window into literature. This whimsical and thought-provoking group of poems plays to a child's imagination. For reluctant readers, the easy rhymes can help boost confidence in reading skills. For parents, Float to the Moon and other bedtime poems will be a joy to share at bedtime with the children they love.

Poems include subject matter pertinent to a child's world. Can your imagination take you to the moon? What happens when two dogs want adventure? Does...

Stuffed inside The Junk Drawer you’ll discover a town where everything is backwards, a man who can’t stop sneezing, and a kid who breaks everything he touches. In the first release of his Welcome Mat Book Series, Ryan Karten invites you to explore the silly, the meaningful, the fun, and the absurd in this collection of poems and stories.

A parent's love for a child is so very deep and so very strong. In Little Boy Blue, author N.M. Mihaylov shares a magical nursery rhyme about his abiding affection for his little son.

A father tells his boy all the wonderful things they can do together. From taking walks, singing songs and dancing in the sun to playing catch with friends, this family adventure is bound to be fun

Little Boy Blue, a picture book for children, shares a positive message for children and parents alike. The bond between a parent and child is strong and loving.

Little boy blue, oh, little...

This highly illustrated book by Ann Marie Tomlins uses another of her children's poems (her first was about Louie the Looney Loon Who Wanted to Fly to the Moon). This time the poem is about a Lion who decides he wants to leave his boring existance at the zoo to experience the excitement of life in the wild. He shortly discovers he is missed by all the children that used to visit him, and eventually he decides to return. Most of the simple poem lines are in large text on one page with full-page illustrations by Hailey McCarthy (who previously illustrated Donkey Oatie's Irish Visitor for Tom...

A Fright in the Night and Other Rhymes is Matthew "Morbid" Hartley's second collection of humorous poems for kids. In these pages you'll find frighteningly funny poems about ghoulish ghosts, wicked witches, vile vampires and a host of other mischievous monsters.

This delightfully nightmarish collection features illustrations by Lori "Looney" Escobar.

From thirsty dogs to old horses to pesky seagulls and fishy tales; from family squabbles to sports day races and flooded creeks; from letting loose on a skateboard to dancing amongst the trees; these wonderful poems are full of joy, humour and keen observation and will entertain and amuse a whole new generation of young readers.

This new edition of Max Fatchen's much-loved classic of children's poetry features an introduction by award-winning author Janeen Brian and lively cover and internal illustrations by Kathy Creamer.

P. Calavara has done it again If by "doing it again" you mean "published another borderline nonsensical book." In this case the book is a book of poems for children about rabbits, which you might have been able to surmise from its almost impossibly clever title: Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits.

A Moose On My Roof is a short story (hardback) for children. Each page has fantastic, water color illustrations that children will love. It has rhyming text to go with the illustrations: or illustrations to go with the rhyming text. Both are great for children: and for adults who never grew up.