Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Wednesday
If I Never Forever Endeavor by Holly Meade
This book is a charming read aloud story of a young bird pondering a life. Very good read. Very good find.
Candlewick Press, 2011
Labels:
Birds,
Fun to read aloud,
Nature,
Poetry,
Social/Emotional,
Wildlife
Friday
Consider Love by Sandra Boynton
This is a wonderful short collection of sweet rhymes that are easy to read out loud.
Little Simon, 2002
Little Simon, 2002
Wednesday
Shoe Bop! by Mairlyn Singer Illustrated by Hiroe Nakata
When a little girl needs a new pair of shoes she takes a poetic trip to the shoe store and explores every type of shoe available in adorable rhyming format. The poems were short and humorous and interesting to read.
Dutton Children's Books, 2008.
Friday
Sparkle and Spin: A Book about Words by Ann and Paul Rand
This book is all about words and how different words can be used for many different things. It is accompanied by lots of collage pictures and has a fun-to-read poetry format to it also.
Chronicle Books, 2006
First Edition Published 1957
Firefly Night by Carole Gerber Illustrated by Marty Husted
A beautifully illustrated adaptation of Longfellow's Song of Hiawatha, a little Chippewa girl follows the beautiful fireflies throughout the night.
Whispering Coyote, 2000.
Thursday
Be a Baby by Sarah Withrow Illustrated by Manuel Monroy
In short and simple rhymes everything this baby is to it's parents is explored. It's a book form of a poem to say to a baby. The illustrations are adorable.
Groundwood Books, 2007.
Saturday
Mimi's Dada Catifesto by Shelley Jackson
Mimi is a cat who is a very artistic cat and this book is a creative and artistic look at the life of Mimi.
Clarion Books, 2010.
Thursday
Summertime Waltz by Nina Payne Illustrated by Gabi Swiatkowska
The Cover Image of this book does not do the illustrations inside (or the text) justice. This book is beautifully written and quite poetic. There are lots of abstract illustrations along with creatively placed text of the poem on each page. It is visually stimulating for all and appropriate for a wide range of children although older ones would be more apt to understand the poetry of the book.
Frances Foster Books, 2006.
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