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Come Into This Poem

By (author) Tony Mitton
Illustrated by Caroline Holden
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Quarto Publishing PLC, United Kingdom
Imprint: Frances Lincoln Children's Books
Published: 4th Aug 2011
Dimensions: w 136mm h 197mm d 7mm
Weight: 86g
Interest age: From 7 to 11 years
ISBN-10: 1847801692
ISBN-13: 9781847801692
Barcode No: 9781847801692
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I saw the ghost horse through the trees on a late midsummer night. It cropped the grass in a forest glade by a full moon's milky light. What is the mysterious ghost horse doing in the woods? Who is the spy who wrote with the blood of a poisonous toad? Then discover the Cold Comfort Pets - including the pet germ, and the Itchy Titchy Pet - a frisky flea, or make the biggest sandwich you could ever imagine. From spooky legends to dreamy poems, teasers and laugh-out-loud rhymes, expect the unexpected from Tony Mitton. This collection is a poetry adventure waiting to happen. . .

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Revel in the powerful and evocative language in this collection. Wonderful for exending the imagination and inspiring children to 'think outside the box'. || All who read this will be thoroughly entertained and learn something new with Mitton' s exquisite storytelling. If there is ever a poetry collection to read with your children, this is most certainly it. || Mitton is a talented, versatile and accomplished poet with the ability the engage children with his imaginative writing. || Tony Mitton is a poet who conjures magic and reality; 'spins his chances in the air' to adapt his own words... This immersion in poetic experience will cause delight to its readers and establish a taste for more. Caroline Holder's responses to the poems are sensitive, evocative and subtle. Just as Tony Mitton creates effect with words so does she with line and shade.