Karen Cioffi has posted a great review of Early American Poetry "Beauty in Words". Please click the title to see the full review.An excerpt from the review:
In the introduction, Buckwalter explains: "Poets often see the world differently from most people. Some can see things hidden in the mundane; others scale lofty heights of philosophy. They all take words that capture ideas, feelings, and truth, and arrange them in ways that illuminate those realities." I love this explanation; it's simple, yet profound.
I highly recommend this book for children in the young adult grade levels recommended.
For more information on this book from Enslow, please visit www.enslow.com
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