Synopses & Reviews
Celebrated poet and anthologist Lee Bennett Hopkins takes a fresh look at the alphabet in this bright and bold book of verse, illustrated with graphic flair by Marla Baggetta. Twenty-six spare yet playful poems offer amusing definitions of words--E for elevator, H for handkerchief, N for nachos--that begin with each letter of the alphabet. For an extra surprise, each poem contains an additional word that start with the same letter--perfect for young readers to discover. This happy collection of original verse delivers a delightful surprise on every page.
Synopsis
Featuring 26 spare yet playful poems by celebrated poet and anthologist Bennett Hopkins, this collection offers amusing definitions of words that begin with each letter of the alphabet, complemented by bright, bold full-color illustrations.
About the Author
Lee Bennett Hopkins is the author of
Been to Yesterdays: Poems of a Life, and winner of the Christopher Medal. He lives in Westchester County, New York.
Marla Baggetta is a fine artist and freelance illustrator whose work has appeared in art galleries, books, advertising, and magazines. She lives in Linn, Oregon.