Product Description: The poems in Global Poetry Anthology: 2011 are new, previously unpublished works from around the world, selected in a “blind” process by a team of editors from Australia, Guyana, India, Ireland, Jamaica, Malawi, Nigeria, the U...read more

Product Description: Maruka is different to the other girls; she likes to hunt and fish deep in the forest, even though it's dangerous. But she should have stayed in the village the day the Kalinas tribe came and stole her mother. She would have stopped them...read more

Product Description: Joy has spent her life with her grandmother in Jamaica, steeped in Jamaican culture, sunshine and traditions. Until the day her dream comes true: Joy's mother, who moved to England when Joy was a baby, writes to say that she's ready for her daughter to come and join her...read more

Product Description: This is the first time Valerie Bloom's poems have been collected together in one volume. Valerie's poems have been published in over 70 anthologies.

Product Description: When de July sun hot like fire, Den I have just one desire, To run down to de shop an' buy a Kisko pop! A brilliant new collection from this wonderful performance poet. Her poetry is beautifully crafted yet full of energy and fun, and her subjects range from global pollution to problems with math homework, and to the sad demise of pet frogs (he croaked of course)...read more

Product Description: This is the first time Valerie Bloom's poems have been collected together in one volume. Valerie's poems have been published in over 70 anthologies.

A collection of poems.

Product Description: How much fruit do you think one small girl can manage to eat in one day? In the case of the narrator of this counting poem, the answer is a lot! Count from one to ten and learn the names of some Caribbean fruits, and find out what happens after eating a cocktail of mangoes, bananas and more...read more

A young Jamaican girl and her sister count exotic fruits, including one guinep, two guava, three sweet-sop, four red apple, five june-plum, and more, and in the end, the older sister playfully collapses, full of fruit.

Product Description: A collection of exuberant and humorous poems for children from an author born and brought up in the Caribbean. In her verse, she aspires to express the thoughts and feelings of Jamaican people.