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Thirty new original poems from the author of Dirty Dog Boogie and Nothing Beats a Pizza. With her usual wit and irreverence Loris Lesynski presents jazzy, fun poems whose beat demands that they be read aloud.

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Thirty new original poems from the author of Dirty Dog Boogie and Nothing Beats a Pizza. With her usual wit and irreverence Loris Lesynski presents jazzy, fun poems whose beat demands that they be read aloud.

(Paperback)

A collection of poetry about the sport of basketball.

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A collection of poetry about the sport of basketball.

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Collection of poetry about the sport of hockey.

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A collection of poems about soccer covers the equipment, the joy of playing the game, and how to never lose another game.

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A child's book on writing poetry featuring 30 of Loris Lesynki's best poems, her kid-based advice on how to it, and illustrations by Michael Martchenko. Organized into 9 sections each feature a different way a poem can take shape.

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"Eddie was a night owl. He loved to stay up late. 'A special school for kids like me I'll go - it could be great!'" Eddie's parents are frazzled - their boy just won't go to bed at night. So they send him to night school, where a collection of monsters persuade him to change his sleeping habits. Ages 5-8.

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A collection of original poems embraces the wonders of language, rhythm, rhyme, and creativity by delving into a world of children that is filled with pizza, substitute teachers, homework, moods, food, and pets.

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No-one chooses scratches and bruises, but that's what you get when you fall. But don't ever moan, "I wish I were stone", for that's not the answer at all. Find out why in this story of a girl who tries to keep from getting hurt by wishing she were made of stone. Ages 4+.

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A well-illustrated book for preschoolers with 10 poems about feet to get hands clapping and feet stomping. Loris Lesynski's offbeat and humorous wordplay is well matched by Michael Martchenko's illustrations.