Poetry
Used to kick off a writing assignment or to brighten up a gloomy day, these entertaining poems will hit the spot.
Beautifully illustrated and begging to be read aloud, this poetry collection is an exceptional classroom tool for civil rights lessons and offers much for individual readers to linger over.
A must for all children's collections. These verses are an introduction to haiku as well as an entry point into Wright's work; they can be read aloud to younger children or enjoyed independently by older readers.
This is a great selection for science and poetry enthusiasts.
An effective medley of concept, poetry, and artwork. Hand this title directly to elementary school art teachers.
However earnest, this is a clumsy attempt at tackling interpersonal and systemic racism for middle grade readers.
P-p-p-poetry! Motto: It’s not just for April anymore. In a given year I tend to run out of poetry books for kids to review. I’ll find five or six spectacular ones, and then a handful of hundrum okay-but-not-great titles to fill in the gaps. 2017 changed the rules on me. Suddenly I found myself with […]
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