Richard Rensberry is a writer focused on creating engaging rhyming narratives for young readers. His works often capture the essence of the natural world and the simple joys of daily life. Rensberry's style is characterized by playful language and a musicality in his verses that resonates well with children. His books aim to spark young imaginations, introducing them to the world through accessible and entertaining stories that foster a sense of wonder and discovery.
MAPLE TREE ELVES is book 19 in the Rhyme for Young Readers Series presented by QuickTurtle Books®. This book takes rhyming delight in the collection and production of maple syrup products. It is educational and fun for a wide range of youngsters.
SASQUATCH is another in our series of Rhyme for Young Readers. It is Big Foot playing his big foot games. Now you see him, now you don't. Maybe you will, maybe you won't. If I were a Big Foot, I'd be daddy of three- ten little big feet all happy and free. Illustrated by Mary Rensberry.
A book on basic human rights for children. One of those rights is to say no to drugs.
A children's rhyme for skilled readers about the blue ice of Michigan that occurs in the Mackinaw Straits.
Abigail's Chickens is a children's picture book poem about the busy life of Sally, Queen and Gertrude. They have eggs to lay, bugs to catch and things to say. This delightful poem for kids is for ages three to eight. One in a great line of animal poems for a fun and entertaining read.
City Slicker's Guide to the Amish Country is a poetic journey into life in the rural communities of Mio and Fairview, Michigan. It is a community centered around the values and products of Amish farming and businesses that have found their roots to thrive in the modern day world. This a book of triumph and validation for a simpler way of life.