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Ghastlies, goops & pincushions
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X. J. Kennedy |
A collection of nonsense poems describing a variety of unlikely characters and situations. |
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The phantom ice cream man
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X. J. Kennedy |
A collection of nonsense verses about Unheard-of Birds, Couldn't-be Beasts, Magical Menaces, a Far-Out Family, and other topics. |
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A Present of laughter
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Holme, Bryan |
Contains classic and lesser-known verses of wit and nonsense. |
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Merry merry Fibruary
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Doris Orgel |
The funniest things occur in the month of Fibruary--fish go peopling, snow turns to ice cream, and babies are delivered by rocket. |
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The Penguin Book of Nonsense Verse
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Quentin Blake |
Ever eaten Poodle Strudel? Slain a Jabberwock? Bathed in Irish Stew? Quentin Blake is one of the best loved of children's illustrators. In this brilliant book he has selected and illustrated his favo… |
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The ice-cream cone coot
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Arnold Lobel |
Describes in verse such unusual birds as the shuttercluck, the milkbottle midge, the waterglass goose, and the highbutton bobolink. |
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Hurry, hurry, Mary dear! And other nonsense poems
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N. M. Bodecker |
More of the Danish author's nonsense rhymes complete with his own drawings. |
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Bumples, fumdidlers, and jelly beans
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Arnold Spilka |
A collection of nonsense poetry featuring bumple snigglefritzers, crazy grammar, and some philosophical conundrums. |
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The snopp on the sidewalk, and other poems
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Jack Prelutsky,Byron Barton |
Twelve poems about snopps, grobbles, flonsters, and other fantastic creatures. |
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Laughing time
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William Jay Smith |
Contains nonsense poems on a variety of topics. |
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