And Other Poems Based on the Great Outdoors
Coral Rumble's collection of lively poems offers a whimsical perspective on everyday experiences in nature and beyond. Through playful language and engaging themes, the poems invite readers to appreciate the wonders of the outdoors while exploring a variety of relatable encounters.
Teachers should welcome this collection from Coral Rumble which includes both fun and challenging poems with many that break the rules of conventional layouts.
Some people like to think that a collection of poems for children has to be either funny or serious, as if there are two types of children who will only like one or the other. But life isn't like that, is it! Some days we think hard, some days we cry and some days we laugh loudly and boldly, and so do children. Many of the poems in this collection are about real life. Others are about life as its found in the quirly imagination of the poet. Between the covers of this book, you will find poems that puzzle you, tell you stories, make you ask questions. There are dangerous poems, delicate poems and daft poems. One minute you will be hiding in a dusty PE cupboard with a friend who is sad, the next you will be buying ice cream from a polar bear. This is a roller coaster of poems, that mirrors the ups and downs of daily life. Whether you are in thinking mood, laughing mood, or a crazy mood, there are poems here that will keep you company.
The story follows Milo, an ordinary boy who often goes unnoticed, as he befriends Mustafa, a new classmate who doesn't speak English. Through their growing friendship, Milo learns that connection transcends language barriers, highlighting the power of understanding and companionship. This heartwarming tale emphasizes the importance of empathy and the universal language of friendship.
Coral Rumble's poetic novel is a compellingly beautiful read.
A brand-new collection of poems to introduce poetry to the youngest reader.
Age range 3 to 6The Owl and the Pussycat went to sea, in a box on the living room floor. They sailed away for a year and a day and these are the things that they saw...Join two curious children on a quirky adventure, loosely based on the classic Edward Lear poem, The Owl and the Pussycat.