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The Cambridge Book of Poetry for Children: Parts 1 and 2

by Kenneth Grahame

Level C1 · AdvancedPoetryChildren's31 chapters
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Length
31 chapters
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About this book

About this book

Step into a world of rhythmic joy and gentle wonder with a carefully chosen collection of lyrical poems designed to delight young readers and invite them into the enchanting realm of poetry’s light and fresh air.

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Contents

31 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02NOTE
03PREFACE
04RHYMES AND JINGLES
05FAMILIAR OBJECTS
06COUNTRY BOYS’ SONGS
07GOOD NIGHT!
08A BUNCH OF LENT LILIES
09SEASONS AND WEATHER
10TASTES AND PREFERENCES
11TOYS AND PLAY, IN-DOORS AND OUT
12DREAM-LAND

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