Kuskin, Karla

The reader is invited to identify the animal or object described in each of these thirty poems.

After a boy's mother buys him a hat, she buys him a mouse, shoes, boots, skis, mask, cello, and an elephant--none of which he is ever without.

Short Herbert and tall Philomel discover that their heights change when they stand next to different people.

A young child bundles herself up warmly to go out in the winter snow.

Seventeen poems about such things as a witch's ride, a birthday party, and a stuffed bear.

After a boy's mother buys him a hat, she buys him a mouse, shoes, boots, skis, mask, cello, and an elephant--none of which he is ever without.

Contains an illustrated collection of poems for children by award-winning author Karla Kuskin, with drawings by Sergio Ruzzier.

Includes poems chosen by the author from previously published collections, including "Soap Soup," "Near the Window Tree," and "Something Sleeping in the Hall.".

A representative collection of Karla Kuskin's poetry with introductory notes on poetry writing and appreciation.

A collection of poems about discovering the world.