american poetry

Contains poems that tell tales about ghouls, ogres, zombies, and phantoms, presented in two voices for young children and adults to read together.

An illustrated poem about the cycle of life--bug eats plant, frog eats bug, snake eats frog, hawk eats snake, and so on.

Presents an illustrated collection of haiku-style poems about different animals.

Illustrations and very brief text depict a seed changing into a flower, a bee into a swarm, a thought into a poem, and other changes.

A collection of poems which celebrate the lights and holidays of winter, illustrated with photographs of quilts.

A collection of illustrated poems that reflect the environment and habitat of the Arctic regions.

A collection of poems by children's poet laureate Jack Prelutsky that celebrate the joys of childhood and the wackier side of life.

Poems and illustrations trace the yearly life cycle of toads from tadoles in the spring to adults which hibernate in the winter.

Presents twenty-six sijo, traditional Korean syllabic poems, on "inside" and "outside" themes.

Presents a collection of illustrated poems that describe how the seasons change, month by month.