Kennedy, X. J

Forty-two poems describe a variety of particularly unpleasant brats.

Elephants compete in a variety of sports, such as diving, triatholon, hammer throw, and figure skating.

Seventy poems deal with the challenges of growing up, curious beasts and birds, city life, and other subjects both realistic and fanciful.

A collection of nonsense poems describing a variety of unlikely characters and situations.

Contains a collection of four hundred alphabetically arranged literary terms, covering a wide range of concepts with definitions and a pronunciation guide.

A collection of humorous poems by X.J. Kennedy which are accompanied by the illustrations of Joy Allen.

An anthology of mostly very short poems by standard, contemporary, and anonymous poets, intended to stimulate interest in reading and writing poetry.