Keith Tilbury is a primary school teacher who began writing about six years ago. His work, often filled with nonsense and humor, reflects a keen eye for detail and a unique perspective on the world. His experiences teaching children fuel a creative drive that is both playful and insightful. Tilbury's writing is characterized by its inventiveness and its ability to entertain readers.
This book features 79 poems, mostly filled with nonsense, aptly titled '79 Poems of Mainly Nonsenseness'. The poems explore various topics, including cake, football, birds, fish, vegetables, and even a boy made of cheese, though there's no poem about hats.
This book follows Pancho Tonto, the inept Wozard of Iz, and his rival Diego Oscuro, the skilled Wizard of Iz. Both aim to become the Royal Wizard by retrieving the Great Blue Ruby from Mount Popotolutopu to save the King. Their journey is fraught with danger and mystery. Will they succeed?