Poetry
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.
A splendid marriage of poetry and photography, consider for all nature-related collections.
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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