More verse picture books - Tony Mitton
Tony Mitton
Poet & Children's Writer
Verse Picture Books
Verse Picture Books
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More verse picture books
These are a range of other verse picture books, illustrated by a selection of talented illustrators.
'Goodnight moon and glimmering stars. Goodnight swish of passing cars.' Children will love to join in with the characters as they say goodnight to the familiar things in their environment.
Over the ocean Bess and I sailed to the place where sea meets sky. "A beautifully told seaside adventure" Guardian "Reads aloud like a dream" Books for Keeps
Please come to...Monkey's birthday party! There's going to be dressing up, dancing and fun for birds and beasts and everyone! Don't miss the most funky-monkey party of the year!
Sir Laughalot is a knight who isn’t afraid of a challenge. He’s quite prepared to go out into the world to face any fearsome opponent. However, Sir Laughalot has a very different, yet effective way of dealing with his foes, and one that isn’t strictly in keeping with his ‘tough knight in armour’ look... A hugely exciting, hilarious tale of a brave knight, an enormous dragon and a damsel in distress makes this an absolute gem of a picture book. The thread of fun running throughout Sir Laughalot is incredibly infectious - reading this story will make you feel instantly more cheery.
One morning, Little Bear is filled with wonder... and questions! Why does the sun come and light the day? Why does the wind rush around in the air? Why does the stream seem to gurgle and babble? Luckily, Big Bear has all the answers in this lyrical picture book for curious children.
Young children will love to join in the excitement of waiting for Santa to visit on Christmas Eve, as seen through the eyes of two little mice. Cosy and festive images abound in this clever re-write of a Christmas classic.
Future palaeontologists will love discovering the dinosaurs in these fun-filled picture books. Each spread features a short rhyming poem in which a different dinosaur introduces itself. Mixing humour with information, these poems include details about where each dinosaur lived, what it ate and how it got around. Lynne Chapman's amusing and colourful illustrations all feature a lift-the-flap surprise, enhancing the fun!
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