“The juicy mosquito I snagged in midair, was uncommonly good, yet it didn‘t compare, to the tongueful of ants that I licked off the first, which would melt in your mouth like the sweetest dessert.”
A Whiff of Pine, a Hint of Skunk: A Forest of Poems | 
“The juicy mosquito I snagged in midair, was uncommonly good, yet it didn‘t compare, to the tongueful of ants that I licked off the first, which would melt in your mouth like the sweetest dessert.”
This book could keep children interested forever; since the rhyme scheme is predictable, students can take turns guessing what the next line of the poem would be. Children also love animals, so I think they would really enjoy reading this poem book.
pickGenre: Poem
This book has a different poem on each page that includes a different story line; however, each poem has to do with different animals with pictures included of each.
