Would like to to join a marching band in Portugal?

Would like to to join a wildflower fairy party in a hidden forest?

In this delightful poem, Timmy encounters a young and friendly dinosaur named Flor. They embark on a thrilling adventure, racing cars and playfully scaring people. However, when they spot some big dinosaurs, things take a cautious turn. Timmy's heartwarming journey with Flor unfolds, leading to a surprising conclusion.

"GRANDADS" is a heartwarming poem exploring the endearing quirks of a grandad. The narrator shares amusing moments with their elderly grandad, who is unfamiliar with modern technology. Despite this, they enjoy spending time together, watching TV and reading nursery rhymes. The poem captures the special bond between generations as the younger ones learn from their older family members.

A conversation between a mother and a child where the child tries to image what God might actually look like.

In this charming poem, Fergie, a small gray tractor, shares his experiences on the farm and his friendly rivalry with John, the big green tractor. However, a dream reminds Fergie of the importance of safety and not racing tractors.

In this sweet poem, the narrator shares a room with their baby sister, Mary. While Mary has a tiny teddy bear, the narrator prefers their teddy gorilla named Cilla. They imagine teddies coming alive at night and having fun together. The poem showcases the special bond between the child and their beloved Cilla.

Now the farmer had a strange mixture of animals. There were cows, sheep, donkeys, a lion, a hippo and a small puppy. He was so upset that someone had stolen all his apples, he couldn't stand still and jumped up and down as he spoke to the animals.

“Don’t frighten the birds up in the trees”, Mummy said,

“They are much smaller than you”.

But I’m only having fun

And Wussy loves to chase them, too

Later a bird landed on the branch

Of a tree nearby

It flew so close to me

I got a big big fright.

Do children have keepers who feed them

And keep their houses clean

Or do they feed themselves

And live high up in the trees?