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ISBN: 9780763624446
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Published: Candlewick - February 3rd, 2005
Great story about becoming who you are done in the prose poetry format. Simple poems tell the story of Joseph Paul, named after Joe DiMaggio, and his immigrant grandfather, Papa-Angelo. Papa-Angelo teaches Joseph about life, family, and even, baseball. The bond between grandfather and grandson is wonderfully portrayed. ~ Reviewed by Jeanette
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ISBN: 9780142401958
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Published: Puffin Books - March 17th, 2005
A lovely book of haiku poems that shows a young girl as she journeys through a Japanese garden. As she discovers the wonders of the garden, you can count them along with her. The bottom of each page also gives factual information about the item the narrator is currently talking about. Amazingly beautiful illustrations add the perfect touch, capturing the feel of the garden and the excitement of discovery of the girl and your child. ~ Reviewed by Jeanette
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ISBN: 9780763611590
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Published: Candlewick - May 1st, 2001
Read poetry and short stories written by teens just like you! Dealing with every subject teens deal with everyday, these are must-reads for the lover of poetry and stories, the writer of poetry and stories, or just teens dealing with contemporary issues. Teen boys, ages 11 to 19, share their thoughts and feelings on everything from first love to "well-kept" secrets.~ Reviewed by Jeanette
$17.99
ISBN: 9780525467342
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Published: Dutton Books for Young Readers - September 24th, 2001
This self contained poem written by a master poet is deftly illustrated in this beautiful volume. Robert Frost is a poet who could and did speak to everyone. Most memorably, in his evocation of the peaceful charm of snow falling in the forest. The illustrator brings the wintry woods to life with richly detailed, subtly colored artwork. Filled with creatures of all sorts to find hidden among the trees. Elegant and able to withstand time this poem will live long in the hearts of its readers. ~ Reviewed by Jessica Wood
