Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
DAVID HARMER was a primary school headteacher for a zillion years so he knows a lot about monsters! After he stopped being a head monster he started working in schools and libraries all over the country helping children and grown ups to write poems and stories. He also likes making people laugh and writing poems that everyone can join in with, as well as some more serious ones. David has published many poetry collections for children, as well as hundreds of poems in anthologies. He lives with his wife Paula in Doncaster. They have two grown up daughters, four cats and two dogs. And a monster that lives in the garden.
<p>"David Harmer is popular as a performance poet and it’s easy to see why."</p>
<p>"The collection lends itself nicely to bedtime reading."</p>
<p>"A welcome new edition of this fabulous poetry collection."</p>
<p>"David Harmer is popular as a performance poet and it’s easy to see why."</p><p>"The collection lends itself nicely to bedtime reading."</p><p>"A welcome new edition of this fabulous poetry collection."</p>
I don’ t want to scare you
But just behind you
Is a … .
No! Don’ t look!
Just act calmly
As if it wasn’ t there.
Like I said,
Can you hear me if I whisper?
Just behind you
Is a … .
Read all about Magic the rabbit, the space explorer and the ferret. Beware of Barry’ s budgie and whatever you do, don’ t look behind you! A sparkling collection from one of the UK’ s top performance poets.
Read all about Magic the rabbit, the space explorer and the ferret. Beware of Barry’ s budgie and whatever you do, don’ t look behind you! A sparkling collection from one of the UK’ s top performance poets.
Produktdetaljer
Om bidragsyterne
DAVID HARMER was a primary school headteacher for a zillion years so he knows a lot about monsters! After he stopped being a head monster he started working in schools and libraries all over the country helping children and grown ups to write poems and stories. He also likes making people laugh and writing poems that everyone can join in with, as well as some more serious ones. David has published many poetry collections for children, as well as hundreds of poems in anthologies. He lives with his wife Paula in Doncaster. They have two grown up daughters, four cats and two dogs. And a monster that lives in the garden.