Figgie Hobbin and Other Poems
By Charles Causley
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Embark on a delightful journey through Charles Causley's 'Figgie Hobbin and Other Poems', a captivating collection that blends whimsical nonsense with thoughtful introspection. From the playful antics of 'I Saw a Jolly Hunter' to the reflective tones of 'My Mother Saw a Dancing Bear', these poems enchant readers with their rhythmic charm and vivid imagery. Perfect for young readers, this anthology invites you to explore a world where imagination knows no bounds.
About the author
Charles Causley was a much-loved British poet and writer from Cornwall. He is famous for his poems for children, such as 'Timothy Winters' and 'Figgie Hobbin'. Charles Causley’s writing is full of imagination, fun, and sometimes a touch of mystery. He enjoyed sharing stories that everyone could enjoy, especially young readers.
Pages
90 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2002
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