An older book of poetry that gets the job done. It covers poems about everything from doors, to honeycombs, to eggs. Great for students because it has a ton of variety in the poems, different lengths, some rhyming and some not, and obviously themes. My favorite from this book was "cat bath" on page 28. ( )

Still More Small Poems consists of twenty-five short poems. The poems are written in free verse. The author, Valerie Worth, uses a unique writing style, with very little rhyme in her poems. Each of her poems are about something different. They range from poems about a door to a kite to snow. With so much variety in the book, you are more likely to stumble upon a poem you like. My favorite poem in this book was Kite. I loved the way the text on the second page of this poem was written at the bottom to illustrate how high the kite was flying, alone in the sky. ( )

This book contained many small poems mostly about different objects. It was very enjoyable (I loved "Stars"), and I liked the fact that it was not all in rhyme. I great book for getting young children started on poetry. ( )

This book was filled with cute little poems. I would use this book in my class as a way to get my students to see the difference between a simile and a metaphor. ( )

Still More Small Poems is a book of twenty-five poems. These poems are just about random things, whether it’s a door, a cat or a kite. These poems help readers see into these objects a little more. At first, I thought it was easy reading, but the poems told a greater story of the objects in the book. ( )