n this crazy collection of poetry inspired by pets of all shapes and sizes, you're sure to find something to make you laugh. Whether furry, feathered of frightening there's experiences with all kinds of creatures in this anthology and,you never know, you might discover some helpful hints. Like, where to find a lost hamster, what to call your new puppy, how to tell the difference between a budgie and a bird of prey (hmm, one's a lot bigger and has sharper talons).
This squeaked in at three stars, basically out of respect to the better poems in the book. Most of the poems seemed fairly ordinary, and too simplistic. Maybe its just been too long since I've read poetry for younger children. Off hand, I can't think of any poems that used meter, which was disappointing for me. This anthology did include a number of poems written by children and some of these were quite good.