The books

Poems to read aloud, again and again

Poetry books for children, full of rhythm, rhyme and surprises. The titles below are placeholders showing how your books will appear — replace them with your real titles, covers and details.

Bedtime Rhymes
Ages 3–6

Bedtime Rhymes

Gentle, sleepy rhymes to read together at the end of the day.

Poems that Go Bang
Ages 5–9

Poems that Go Bang

Noisy, bouncy poems full of sound words to shout and whisper.

Twisted Tongues
Ages 6–11

Twisted Tongues

Tongue-twisters and word games that trip up grown-ups too.

Round the Year
Ages 5–10

Round the Year

A poem for every month and every season, with writing ideas.

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Reading together

Tips for reading poetry aloud

1

Hear the beat

Read it once just for the rhythm. Clap or tap along — children pick up the pattern fast.

2

Leave a gap

Pause before the rhyming word and let your listener shout it out. It turns reading into a game.

3

Play with voices

Loud and quiet, fast and slow: changing your voice brings out the fun in the words.