Poetry Circles Too

Glenis Redmond believes poetry can be both silly and serious. In this collection she tells stories of how she came to love reading and writing by obtaining her library card and going to the library at five to how she has become a poet and teaching artist and takes poetry to the masses. She mentions one of her favorite poets Carl Sandburg and how she loved his poem "Fog" and "Chicago" in English Class. The metaphoric cat leapt into Glenis pen and she never lost her passion. This book...
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Glenis Redmond believes poetry can be both silly and serious. In this collection she tells stories of how she came to love reading and writing by obtaining her library card and going to the library at five to how she has become a poet and teaching artist and takes poetry to the masses. She mentions one of her favorite poets Carl Sandburg and how she loved his poem "Fog" and "Chicago" in English Class. The metaphoric cat leapt into Glenis pen and she never lost her passion. This book of children poems is dedicated to her four-year-old grandson, Julian, The One She Loves the Most.