Shel Silverstein is a genius at reaching children with silly words and simple pen-and-ink illustrations. In these poems a boy turns into a television, a girl eats a whale, crocodiles go to the dentist, shadows get washed, and diamond gardens are planted. Crazy scenarios make these poems utterly delightful to read.
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Shel Silverstein was a talented songwriter, playwright, musician, cartoonist, poet, and the author of Falling Up, The Giving Tree, and A Light in the Attic.
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Not all poems are nice,
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Algunos son feos, con una flecha en la cara, o otro que se quita la cabeza, pero saltando esos hay varios buenos. No rima casi en español.
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