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Colossal Words for Kids

Colette Hiller, illustrated by Tor Freeman

Colossal Words for Kids contains 75 poems by Colette Hiller, each paired with an illustration by Tor Freeman. The poems use humor and introduce individual words, creating a collection built around language and verse. Its pages combine poetic writing with illustrations, with every poem devoted to a particular word. The book brings together word-focused poems and visual accompaniment.

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Themes
Art And Creativity · Humor · Language And Communication · Poetry
Format
Paperback
ISBN-13
9780711278738
Language
English
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