Charles Ghigna, conocido como Father Goose®, es un prolífico autor con más de 100 libros y más de 5.000 poemas que han aparecido en diversas publicaciones. Sus obras, a menudo centradas en la literatura infantil, se caracterizan por un estilo lúdico y accesible. Ghigna se dedica a la enseñanza y participa frecuentemente en eventos literarios y lecturas a nivel mundial, lo que le ha valido el reconocimiento de lectores de todas las edades. Su producción poética irradia alegría y descubrimiento, convirtiéndolo en una figura querida en la poesía infantil.
Exploring the interplay of imagination and reality, this collaboration features poet Charles Ghigna and his artist son, Chip Ghigna. Their combined talents create a whimsical dreamland, where poetry and art come together to evoke laughter and warmth. This enchanting collection invites readers of all ages to experience a world where visions transform into reality, showcasing the unique bond between father and son through their creative expressions.
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This charming book provides young readers with an introduction to hail, using rhyming text, beautiful illustrations and fun facts.
This charming book provides young readers with an introduction to rain, using rhyming text, beautiful illustrations and fun facts.
This charming book provides young readers with an introduction to wind, using rhyming text, beautiful illustrations and fun facts.
This charming book provides young readers with an introduction to sunshine, using rhyming text, beautiful illustrations and fun facts.
When a tornado touches down in a pond on Farmer Brown's property, it sets off a chain of events among the barnyard animals that soon has every creature displaced, but not unhappy.
A rhyming look at different kinds of pumpkins and what they might become.
Think poems are for sissies and grandmothers? Then check Charles Ghigna's engaging new book of verse, A Fury of Motion. With style, humor, and passion, Ghigna has created a world in which adolescents and teenagers, especially boys, will find empathy and refuge. In forty-six poems, the poet delivers a hearty mix of verse that conveys the power at the line of scrimmage, the "lost boys" of hunting season, the threat of loneliness, the clarity of autumn, and the silliness of science. Here's a thoroughly appealing book that will attract those teens who believe poetry is far beneath or beyond them.
Illustrations and brief text present pairs of words that are spelled the same but have different meanings.
When dogs are good, they're very good--man's best friend and all that. And when they're bad . . . well, watch out. The rhyming text is dry, droll--and right on target in this clever flip-over book that catches dogs in all sorts of compromising positions. Illustrations in full color.
