english poetry

Sixty-six poems by dozens of English and American authors are full of rhythm and movement and suitable for reading aloud.

An illustrated collection of forty-eight short poems for children written by such famous English authors as Kipling, Shelley, Blake, and Wordsworth.

A fanciful introduction to numbers and how they impose order on the world around us.

A reprint of a 1959 anthology, featuring over four hundred illustrated poems for families, grouped by theme.

A collection of rhymes and riddles traditionally passed on orally from child to child.

An illustrated version of Stevenson's classic poem, in which a child tells about her relationship with her shadow.

A child creates a world of his own which has mountains and sea, a city and ships, all from toy blocks.

A collection of poems introducing the memorable residents of a village, including the baker, Mr. Crumb, absent-minded Dotty Lou, and Mr. Mandolini and his dancing bear.

A collection of rhymes for young children, some old favorites, some obscure, some modern.

Presents seventeen poems about ghosts.