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Offers selections from the prize-winning works of nineteen American poets.

An anthology of poems about everyday activities that takes the reader from breakfast time to bedtime.

Eighteen poems about the happiness, sadness, loneliness, friendship, and amusements of childhood.

Includes eighteen short poems about the circus and its performers, with illustrations.

Twenty-four poems by a variety of poets, including T. S. Eliot, Carmen Bernos de Gasztold, William Carlos Williams, and May Swenson, capture the many, evanescent moods of cats.

A collection of eighteen poems about machines by Myra Cohn Livingston, Eve Merriam, David McCord, and others.

A collection of illustrated poems featuring eagles, cats, and other animals designed to spark the imagination.

A collection of poems about animals at the zoo, by poets including Myra Cohn Livingston, Theodore Roethke, and Maxine Kumin.

Poems by more than thirty poets, including Carl Sandburg, Judith Viorst, and John Ciardi, in which birds square dance, Nettie cooks spaghetti, and a clock does not tick, tock.

A collection of poems describing various weather conditions, by such authors as Christina G.

A selection of poems reflecting a child's view of school, family relations, nature, being alone, and self.

A collection of twenty poems about this famous American holiday.

A collection of poems and detailed color portraits that reveal a range of emotions.

Contains sixteen children's poems involving bugs, and includes facts about the featured creatures.