Poems for guided reading
A lively poetry collection featuring:
- Poems about feelings and emotions
- Classic and modern poetry, including poems from different cultures and times
- Poems in different forms,... more>>
Poems for guided reading
A lively poetry collection featuring:
- Poems about birds, focusing on movement and behaviour
- Poems in different forms, including humorous verse, conversation poems, haiku, cinquains and... more>>
Poems for guided reading
A lively poetry collection featuring:
- Poems based on observation and the senses, and a range of shape poems
- Oral and performance poems from different cultures
- Humorous poetry and... more>>
Published in association with Royal Festival Hall Education, Fifty Strong is an inspiring and wide-ranging collection of poems. Selected by teenagers, the poems reflect the experiences and hopes and dramas of young... more>>
Painting the Borrowed House is Kate Rogers' first book of poetry. It is an honest, fresh account of a complex and sensitive woman who travels from her native Canada to see and experience Asia, its cultures and peoples -... more>>
The poems in this illustrated book are accessible to many readers, both young and old. They consider what it is like to be a human being in this modern world, drawing inspiration mainly from the people whom the writer... more>>
A lively poetry collection featuring:
- Poems about families and the relationships within them
- Classic narrative poems, including ballads and lyrical poems
- Poems about young people, from around the world
Poets... more>>
Moving House and other Poems from Hong Kong was prompted by happenings and thoughts at a time of change. The poems connect new with earlier events, sights, ideas and information, and draw on both urban and rural... more>>
This collection of sixty poems has been written during almost thirty years' residence in Hong Kong. Most are on explicitly Hong Kong topics, and reflect the writer's personal experience and knowledge of Hong Kong, as... more>>
Most people travel around Hong Kong by taxi, tram, bus, car or MTR.
But why not experience the sights, smells and sounds by reading aloud the rhymes from Hong Kong ABCs?
Author and educator Susan... more>>
