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Paperback96 pages
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Macmillan Children's Books an imprint of Pan MacmillanSuitable for Ages
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5th January 2012ISBN
9780230751958Children's Author 'Like-for-Like' recommendations
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Journey to the Centre of My Brain
James Carter
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Age 7+.
Selected by our poetry expert, Liam Parkin:
James Carter's third collection for children is a real treat packed with gorgeous thoughts, dreams and moments. Sneak a peek into his brain in this brilliant collection of poems.
Synopsis
Journey to the Centre of My Brain by James CarterJoin the party as he takes us on a trip to space, introduces us tigers, mammoths, clouds and bugs - and that's just the start of the journey ...
Reviews
'James Carter is so good at making words sing and play, tell stories, transform themselves into wolves, the moon, guitars - in short, he makes words perform!' Poetryzone.co.uk
About The Author
James Carter is a prize-winning poet and guitarist. He travels all over the UK and abroad to give lively poetry performances and workshops - in schools, libraries and at literary festivals. His poetry titles include Cars Stars Electric Guitars and Orange Silver Sausage (Walker Books) and Time-Travelling Underpants and Greetings, Earthlings! (Macmillan). James was the major contributor to the recent Cbeebies TV series Poetry Pie. He lives with his wife and two daughters in Wallingford, Oxfordshire. Mique Moriuchi works with bits and pieces, textured paint and collage for her rich and unique pictures for children's books such as Granny Torelli Makes Soup by Sharon Creech (Bloomsbury) and Talk Peace by Sam Williams (Hodder Children's UK). Mique Moriuchi has a (BA) Hons. in Graphic design from Norwich School of Art & Design and an MA in sequential design and illustration from the University of Brighton.
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