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Title The Random House book of poetry for children / selected and introduced by Jack Prelutsky ; illustrated by Arnold Lobel.

Publication Info. New York : Random House, [1983]
©1983

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Description 248 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm
Note "Opening poems for each section especially written for this anthology by Jack Prelutsky.
Includes indexes.
Summary More than 550 poems by American, English, and anonymous authors.
Contents Auguries of innocence - All thing bright and beautiful - I'm glad the sky is painted blue - The universe - Measurement - On the bridge - Flint - The wolf cry - The secret song - Last rites - Trees - The crocus - Dandelion - The ferns - Birch trees - The wind - Mountain wind Windy nights - Who has seen the wind? - Mountain brook - River winding - Water's edge - Mud - The muddy puddle - Sea shell - The sea - Until I saw the sea - The rain has silver sandals - Rain clouds - To walk in warm rain - Rhyme - The more it snows - First snow - When all the world is full of snow - Stopping by woods on a snowy evening - the snowflake - Check - The moon's the north wind's cooky - The star - Night comes - Night - Silver - the night is a big black cat.
The months - Four seasons - January - Martin Luther King - Lincoln - Ground hog day - Beyond winter - Valentine - Ice - Washington - Smells - February twilight - Paper dragons - Maple feast - When - Daylight saving time - March - The March wind - Wearing of the green - Spring rain - Ode to spring - Easter - Spring is - On mother's day - Spring - Good-by my winter suit - A moment in summer - A rocket in my pocket - Maytime magic - Summer - Joyful - October - October - August - Harvest home - This is halloween - Lazy witch - Thanksgiving magic - 12 October - Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving day - Light the festive candles - The children's carol - Winter moon - I heard a bird song - Merry Christmas - From: A Christmas package - A visit from St. Nicholas.
The waltzer in the house - Mice - THe chipmunk's song - To a squirrel at Kyle-na-no - The rabbit - The hedgehog - The bat - The bat - the sloth - Camel - the camel's complaint - Buffalo dusk - The hippopotamus - Holding hands - Oliphaunt - The wolf - Beside the line of elephants - Four little foxes - Grandpa bear's lullaby - The lesser lynx - Polar bear - The lion - Lion - Leopard - Seal - The performing seal - The donkey - The wild, the free - The mandrill - Ode to the pig: His tail - The pig - The hairy dog - A pig is never blamed - The cow - Roger the dog - Lone dog - Sunning - Bliss - I've got a dog - His highness's dog - The cat of cats - A cat in despondency - The cats of Kilkenny - Country barnyard - Cats - Cat - Little things - Feather or fur - Cat's menu.
Hey, bug! - Hurt no living thing - Green stems - A bug sat in a silver flower - Crickets - Praying mantis - Ants, although admirable, are awfully aggravating - Wasps - The flea - Bug in a jug - The bug - Oh the toe-test! - When mosquitoes make a meal - Cockroaches - A dragonfly - Fireflies in the garden - Caterpillar - The tickle rhyme - Ladybug - the codfish - A wee little worm - The flattered flying fish - Long gone - The shark - Fishes' evening song - Sally and Manda - The lizard - The boa - Brontosaurus - Desert tortoise - The frog - The crocodile - Samuel - The tree frog - The hummingbird - The polliwog - Baby talk - The canary - Ducks' ditty - The duck - The blackbird - Sea gull - The sandpiper - Something told the wild geese - The hen - Night heron - The vulture - The sparrow hawk - The eagle.
Just for one day - The riveter - Gift with the wrappings off - City, city - Sing a song of subways - Things to do if you are a subway - Flowers are a silly bunch - Rudolph is tired of the city - That may morning - Umbilical - Sunrise - The people - The people upstairs - Zebra - Crowds - Concrete mixers - They've all gone south - Pigeons - Sing a song of people - Stickball - A sad song about Greenwich Village - Fog - Alley cat school - Open hydrant - April rain song - City lights - Rainy nights - City - Frightening - Where are you now? - Foghorns - The city dump - Cockpit in the clouds.
Hug o'war - Advice to small children - The joke - Changing - Somebody - I saw a little girl I hate - Huckleberry, gooseberry, raspberry - Love - I love you - Question - I hate Harry - Puzzle - John, Tom, and James - Double-barreled ding-dong-rat - Yip-yap rattletrap - Tag along - Ten kinds - There was a little girl - Two people - Read this with gestures - Table manners - Jack - Bubble gum - Did you? - Why run? - The story of Augustus who would not have any soup - Eat-it-all Elaine - Tired Tim - Wendy in winter - Tony Baloney - Fernando - Queenie - Jessica Jane - Follow the leader - Freddy - Girls can, too! - No girls allowed - Little Clotilda - We're racing, racing down the walk - Maggie and Milly and Molly and May - Wrestling - Measles - Barbershop - Wiggly giggles - Since Hanna moved away - A lullaby - What in the world?.
My name is... - Me - My father owns the butcher shop - I am rose - Me - Every time I climb a tree - The rason I like chocolate - Mark's fingers - When I was lost - Kaziah - Just me - How to get there - A wolf - Dust of snow - Sulk - If no one ever marries me - Broom balancing - About feet - On the skateboard - I can fly - Basketball - Basketball star - Song - Growing up - The marrog - Everybody says - Stupid old myself - Don't tell me that talk too much! - Surprises - If we didn't have birthdays - History - I am Cherry Alive - I'm really not lazy - Winter clothes - I'm nobody! who are you? - Yawning - Rhinos purple, hippos green - One day when we went walking.
The wrong start - Mother's nerves - John - Walking - Mother doesn't want a dog - Amelia mixed the mustard - I wish I could meet the man that knows - Some things don't make any sense at all - The first tooth - Bringing up babies - Six weeks old - Help! - Lil' bro' - My brother - Leave me alone - The Myra song - Let others share - In the motel - Rules - The runaway - Soap - What someone said when he was spanked on the day day before his birthday - They're calling - Going up - Up in the pine - Homework - Homework - Hot line - I'm alone in the evening - the winning of the TV west - The middle of the night - Our house - Two people.
My mouth - This is just to say - Tomorrow's the fair - Turtle soup - Oodles of noodles - Mummy slept late and daddy fixed breakfast - Egg thoughts - Pie problem - Meg's egg - Celery - Taste of purple - Chocolate - Patience - My little sister - Little bits of soft-boiled egg - Chocolate, chocolate - A thousand hairy savages - I eat my peas with honey - Accidentally - I raised a great hullabaloo - Twickham tweer - The worm - The pizza - Soliloquy of a tortoise... - Mr. Pratt - Sneaky Bill.
Some people - People - Routine - Daddy fell into the pond - Smart - One misty, moisty morning - Thoughts on talkers - My brother Bert - Grandpapa - Growing old - Grandpa dropped his glasses - Manners - Uncle - Miss Norma Jean Pugh - Godmother - Too many Daves - The little boy and the old man - Tombstone - Air traveler - House. For sale - Jittery Jim - On a bad singer - Doctor Emmanuel - Hog-calling competition - Old Quin Queeribus - There was an old man with a beard - Jonathan Bing - Poor old lady - Fatty, fatty, boom-a-latty - Solomon Grundy - Mr. Kartoffel - Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker - The sugar lady - Lord Cray - Together - The opposite of two - Sir Smasham Uppe.
Jabberwocky - Toot! Toot! - Higglety, pigglety, pop! - One the ning nang nong - The common cormorant - McIntosh apple - The lobsters and the fiddler crab - The butterfly's ball - The contrary waiter - Whoops! - Way down south - The duel - The owl and the pussy-cat - The hare and the pig - The alligator - The lizard - The serpent - The shark - I had a little pig - The ants at the olympics - The animal fair - The purple cow - I asked my mother - Algy met a bear - The walrus - Adventures of Isabel - Alligator pie - Beela by the sea - You must never bath in an irish stew - Did you ever go fishing? - Sensitive, seldom and sad - Josephine - The folk who live in Backward town - Father William - Johnny Crack and Flossie Snail - The snail's dream - The twins - The new vestments - Pumberly Pott's unpredictable niece - Don't worry if your job is small - Number nine, penwiper mews - Tender heartedness - Jimmy Jet and his TV set - A young lady of Lynn - Herbert Glerbett.
A fly and a flea in a flue - The cow - The tutor - Weather - Two witches - Antonio - Habits of the hippopotamus - The bluffalo - Moses - The puffin - Eletelephony - Mr. Bidery's spidery garden - Banananananananana - Clickbeetle - Sing me song of teapots and trumpets - The modern Hiawatha - Misnomer - To be or not to be - Don't ever seize a weasel by the tail - Have you ever seen? - Waiters - An atrocious pun - Wild flowers - J's the jumping jay-walker - Poetry - Lumps - A word - The yak - Feelings about words.
Some one - Ghosts - Something is there - The horseman - Hist Shist - What's that? - Green cnadles - The witch! The witch! - Song of the witches - Owl - Wanted---a witch's cat - Eight witches - Witches' menu - Queen Neferititi - Colonel Fazackerley - Song of hte ogres - three ghostesses - The darkling elves - The elf and the dormouse - The bogeyman - The troll - The wendigo - Father and mother - The fairies - The great auk's ghost - The pumpkin - The seven ages of elf-hood - Unicorn - How to tell goblins from elves - The little man - Gumble - Slithergadee - The bogus-boo - Wrimples - Ms. Whatchamacallit Thingamajig - The spangled pandemonium - The creature in the classroom - Dinky - The plumpeppets - Could it have been a shadow?.
Happy thought - Our washing machine - Introduction to songs of innocence - No holes marred - Steam shovel - The toaster - The tin frog - Driving to the beach - My nose - From: The red book - Arithmetic - What is pink? - What is orange? - To be answered in our next issue - The base stealer - What is red? - Who's in - The library - The knockout - foul shot - Yellow - A football game - Maps - If once you have slept on an island - Train song - Travel - Flight plan - To an aviator - Message from a mouse, ascending in a rocket - From a railway carriage - The toad - This little pig built a spaceship - Dreams - Far trek - How strange it is - The paint box - Keep a poem in your pocket - To dark eyes dreaming.
Subject Children's poetry, American.
Children's poetry, English.
American poetry.
English poetry.
Added Author Prelutsky, Jack.
Lobel, Arnold, illustrator.
Added Title Book of poetry for children.
ISBN 0394850106
9780394850108
0394950100 (library binding)
9780394950105 (library binding)
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