rhyme

Acclaimed by the New York Times as "part muse, part quick reference," this pocket-sized dictionary is an easy-to-use tool geared specifically toward the contemporary songwriter. A concise collection of the most-often used words in popular music, the simple format allows for fast reference, while the 15,000 entries provide more than ample rhyming options.

A comprehensive reference book designed to aid songwriters, poets, and anyone searching for the perfect sound offers more than 40,000 words arranged in a simple and easy-to-use format.

Simple text and color photos introduce words that rhyme with "cheek" but are spelled differently, such as "unique" and "beak.".

Lift the flaps to see both words and pictures rhyme, from boat to goat, and puppy to guppy.

Features an alphabetical listing of rhyming sounds, each followed by a pronunciation and a list of words that rhyme, separated into syllable groupings.

A reference guide for poets and writers, listing thousands of rhyming words, arranged by number of syllables in alphabetical format, and including information on patterns of rhythm, definitions and illustrations of each of the regular meters, and examples of lyric poetry forms.

Presents timeless treasures from the world of poetry, including classics by William Shakespeare, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Frost, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Langston Hughes and William Carlos Williams. Let the ryhmes and rhythms transport you and encourage your child to develop a lifelong love of the music of words.

Children learn about rhyming words as Emily Elizabeth and Clifford try to solve the puzzle that will let them join the Rhyme Cats club.

Presents fourteen rhymed verses describing the activities of animals such as "A duck and his truck are stuck.".