In the Mirror: Poems
By Richard Brown and Kate Ruttle
What happens when mirrors, animals and everyday objects reveal surprising new ways to see the world?
playful · imaginative · rhythmic · accessible
Genres
What is In the Mirror: Poems about?
A lively collection of poems that invites young readers to look closely at themselves and the world around them. Mirrors, faces, animals, everyday objects and playful surprises become starting points for rhymes, rhythms and imaginative thoughts. Some poems are funny, while others encourage children to notice feelings, shapes, sounds and reflections in new ways. With short, accessible verses and plenty to read aloud, this book offers an enjoyable introduction to poetry for children developing confidence as readers.
About the author
Kate Ruttle is a talented author and teacher who has written many books to help children enjoy reading and improve their skills. She is well known for her work on the Project X series, which includes exciting adventures and fun stories. Kate loves making reading interesting and helping children become confident readers.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1996
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