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Mother Goose with Wit and Whimsy

By Lizs Book Snuggery | April 4, 2017

My Mother Goose : A Collection of Favorite Rhymes, Songs and Concepts by David McPhail. In 1972 I was introduced to the name of David McPhail through his very first publishing endeavor entitled, The Bear’s Toothache. Picture it. It’s late at night and a keening sound finds a small boy coming to the aid of…

As Poetry Month Closes…One More for the Grandparents!

By Lizs Book Snuggery | April 29, 2016

Great Poems for Grandchildren Edited by Celestine Frost; drawings by Brian Cronin Are you tired of visiting grandchildren who stare at one of their many device screens, as they text, twitter, or sit plopped in front of the TV, during their time spent with you? How can you lure them away from what I…