
Spaced Out
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From shape poems and free verse to rhymes, kennings and haikus, Spaced Out will take you on an intergalactic adventure. Join Brian Moses and James Carter and a wealth of new and established poets to discover your inner space cadet!
This starry collection is the perfect way to get children interested in poetry.
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The poems will help you discover how old you are (4.76 billion years), learn about the doubts Martians have and how lonely the moon can be. The night sky will look different after reading this collection. * Independent Bookshop Week's The Best New Kids' Books, Summer 2019 * ... an imaginative anthology of poems in which the poets use celestial bodies, both natural and man-made, as vehicles to entertain and instruct. * Irish Examiner * Black holes, stars, moons, planets and aliens - everything and everyone you'd expect turns up in this collection of poems about space. * The Poetry Zone *More details
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James Carter is a prize-winning poet and non-fiction writer. He travels all over the cosmos (well, Britain and sometimes beyond) with his melodica (aka Steve) to give lively poetry and music performances and workshops with the express intention of motivating, inspiring and giving confidence to young writers. As a lifelong space cadet, James has discovered that poems are the best place to gather all of his daydreamy thoughts.
Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Looking Up
- The Shooting Stars James Carter
- The Point A.F. Harrold
- Don't Just Google the Night Sky Joan McLellan
- Tonight David Harmer
- Grains of Sand Dom Conlon
- Moon Cat Julie Douglas
- The Winter Moon and the Willow Clare Bevan
- Total Eclipse Valerie Bloom
- Playing With Stars Brian Moses
- Walking to the Stars Roger Stevens
- Space Poem James Carter
- The Moon and The Sun
- Moon A.F. Harrold
- from The Moon Was But a Chin of Gold Emily Dickinson
- The Moon Speaks! James Carter
- Only the Moon Wong May
- Old Moon Bernard Young
- Silver Song B.J. Lee
- Tiny Moon Zaro Weil
- From One Moon Dom Conlon
- Moon Landing: July 20th 1969 James Carter
- First Dog on the Moon David Orme
- Moonscape Judith Nicholls
- George, Don't Do That Bernard Young
- The Sun and the Hare Dom Conlon
- The Aged Sun J. Patrick Lewis
- Eight Planets, A Billion Stars
- What Are the Great Eight? James Carter
- Thank You, Planet Theia... James Carter
- The Intergalactic Holiday Bus Brian Moses
- The Rise and Fall of Pluto Philip Waddell
- Planet So-So Pauline Stewart
- Miranda the Frankenstein Moon Coral Rumble
- Fishes Are Stars Berlie Doherty
- Stars Pie Corbett
- Headfirst Into Stars Karen G. Jordan
- Stargrazing John Rice
- Stars Sue Hardy-Dawson
- Black Holes and Other Dark Matters
- Black Hole Liz Brownlee
- Black Hole Jane Clarke
- Recipe for Cosmic Cupcakes Julie Douglas
- Galactic Waltz Tracey Mathias
- Perseids Sue Dymoke
- Perseids Carrie Finison
- Comet Song Elli Woollard
- Dazzle Dance Sue Hardy-Dawson
- Orange Star Linda Lee Welch
- Space Junk Joshua Seigal
- The Monster That Ate the Universe Roger Stevens
- Bang? Robert Schechter
- Universal Haiku Quartet James Carter
- Last Chance Kate Snow
- Alien Life
- Imagine... Penny Kent
- The Great Galactic Ghoul Brian Moses
- Scalien Paul Cookson
- Welcome Trevor Millum
- Flight From Planet Earth David Harmer
- Space Doubt Graham Denton
- The Aliens Brian Moses
- Old As New James Carter
- Science and Space Travel
- Now... James Carter
- Discs and Dishes John Mole
- The History of Nothing David Harmer
- Galileo (1564-1642) Chrissie Gittins
- The Big Bang J. Patrick Lewis
- Space Dog Brian Moses
- Earthling! Do You Know What You Are? James Carter
- The First Man In Space Graham Denton
- The International Space Station Above Our House John Rice
- A Star Called Christa Debra Bertulis
- The First Baby Born In Space John Rice
- The First Cosmonaut Dom Conlon
- Astronaut School Brian Moses
- Acknowledgements
- eCopyright
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