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The Dictionary of Dads :Poems

4.00 ( 3 Ratings by Goodreads)
The Dictionary of Dads

The Dictionary of Dads :Poems

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4.00 (3 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 18 May, 2017
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Description

He’s my Abracadabra dad

He wows me with his wizardry

Slips secrets up his sleeve

To magic away misery

Look out for Big Bad Dad and Caveman Dad, laugh at Daddy Disaster and Donkey Dad, feel sorry for Faraway Dad and look forward to Homecoming Dad. Then raise a cheer for Mum-Dad!

There are more than fifty different dads in The Dictionary of Dads. Find your favourite – but watch out for Exploding Dad!

This is a brilliant and funny debut collection from a poet who performs his work in schools and theatres across the UK, with witty illustrations by Steve Wells.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781910959169
ISBN10 1910959162
Number Of Pages 112
Item Weight 1000 g
Publisher / Reseller Otter-Barry Books
Format paperback
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"A lively collection."

* Carousel *

"A collection to enjoy which gives plenty to think about that will resonate with many children and fathers everywhere too."

* Books for Keeps *

"A fantastic book that gathers together just about every type of dad you can think of in a brilliant poetry A-Z."

* Read It, Daddy! *

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Author's Bio

Justin Coe is a performance poet on a mission to reconnect people with poetry and poetry with people.  A regular and popular performer in schools, theatres and community settings, he has entertained everywhere from Sheppey to Shanghai and from the Savoy Hotel to street corners, steam trains and a sitting-room made entirely out of newspaper. In the last decade, since relocating to Southend and becoming a father, he has also written and performed seven spoken word theatre shows for young people. His most recent show Big Wow Small Wonder (about the joys of being the smallest boy in school) is produced by Half Moon Theatre in east London and continues to tour to venues nationally. He first dreamt of writing a book when he was five years old. It’s taken him nearly 40 years, but he’s done it!  Justin Coe lives in Southend-on-Sea, Essex.

Steve Wells is a designer and illustrator. He has designed over 200 book covers and his spontaneous and scratchy illustrations have appeared in more than a dozen books and have been published around the world. He lives in Bath with his wife and three children, one cat and a lizard. Follow Steve on Instagram: @stevewellsdesign and at stevewellsdesign.com

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