Delighted to welcome B.C. Byron to the Children’s Reading Room with his first illustrated children’s book – A Cat Named Lump: 48 Poetic Tummy Turners – age 6-12
About the collection
Can you touch your own eye? I think you should try?
Can you lick your own nose? Hey that’s pretty gross.
Can you suck your own toe? Bend in half, there you go.
These poems are strange and a little deranged.Can you read the whole bunch without losing your lunch?
Maybe you can, but one thing is true:you’ll laugh out your insides before it is through!
One of the reviews for the collection
This book is so great! I find myself chuckling at the cleverness and silliness of the poems! There’s some new ways of describing things I’ve not heard before, but are very accurate!
For example, he describes being about to puke as going to “remix the salsa” or “burp the rainbow.” One of my favorites is “The Noah’s ark Burger,” which raises an important question of what animal does baloney come from?? I also really love “Nursery Grimes!”
This book is a lot of fun and both children and adults (at least the cool ones) can enjoy!
Read the reviews and buy the book: Amazon US – And: Amazon UK – More reviews: Goodreads
About the author
B.C. Byron is a children’s author, poet, father of 3 girls, and electrical engineer. He has just published his first illustrated poetry collection for children with poems a little different from the norm for ages 6-12 particularly for those with a sense of humor…On his website/blog he shares some poems from his book and many as yet unpublished ones.
Connect to B.C. Byron: B.C. Byron – Twitter: @BCByronAuthor
Thank you for dropping in today and it would be great if you could share the news about this new poetry collection for children.. thanks Sally.
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