Poems of childhood

All the delights of being a child, such as having secret hideaways, making special friends, playing all day and every day, are captured in this beautiful little book.

Brian Moses has selected evocative and moving poems that perfectly relive those halcyon days.

Dip in and be delighted! from Hill Rolling by Andrew Taylor I kind of exploded inside, and joy shot out of me.

I began my roll down the grassy hill. I bent my knees up small, took a deep breath And I was off.

My arms shot out sideways. I gathered speed. My eyes squinted. Sky and grass, dazzle and dark.