Spooky Poems Aloud

Spooky Poems Aloud is a great book that introduces poetry to children. Not only does it have examples, but it breaks down the different types into easy concepts that are easily understood. It asks probing questions and encourages with steps for children to try their own hand. It even recommends other forms of art, such as drawing or using their imagination. And the poems are cute!

The illustrations are nice and fit with the theme of the book.

This is fantastic to use in a classroom or for homeschooling, in addition to being used in the home.

Spooky Poems Aloud offers elementary school students a fun way to learn all about different types of poetry, explaining what each type of poem is and gives enough information so that kids can try to write their own. I really thought this was going to be a Halloween book but I was thrilled to see that this is a year-round spooky kind of book instead!! The illustrations are a fun type of spooky and the cover is intriguing for kids.

I love all poems by Joseph Coelho and this series in particular is good for use in the classroom. Each poem comes with a little prompt that inspires children to write poems.

This is the perfect read for younger readers to get them in the spooky spirit. I would definitely recommend reading this to them near Halloween.

This consists of 25 short poems with funny and spooky elements. The collection is perfect to read aloud and has its educational purpose as well. I also loved the illustrations!

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Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with access to read this book!

My spooky loving son adored these poems and asked to read them again tomorrow! This collection would be a great addition to a poetry unit taught in school or to a home library in the fall. Fun poetry for reading together and reading aloud!

This is a wonderful book of poems from Joseph Coelho with some great illustrations really bringing them to life. I also really like the prompts!

I can't wait to use this for writing poetry in my classroom next year!!! The poems and fun and the writing prompts are accessible for students! Will definitely purchase at least one copy.. maybe more to gift to teacher friends! What a great resource! Thank you!

Ah, I loved this! I really loved the illustrations and how the poems were shaped around them (especially The Tower). It was a quick, fun, and spooky book of poems that were enjoyable to read.

This book! It’s hilarious, it’s beyond hilarious, with a touch of a little bit of creepy, and the drawings are gorgeous.

My favorite part of learning about poetry when I was in school was when we got to make our own, following patterns we learned in class. This book would be great just because of the fun spooky poems, but it becomes a must-have because of the information about different kinds of poems along with exercises where you can write your own. Kids can learn about how poems are constructed; my favorite is the one that shows the stanzas getting smaller as the mummy gets smaller. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this.

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Joseph Coelho once again proves his unerring ability to write engaging poetry for young people of all ages. This latest book is filled with poetry for the spooky season that is perfect for reading aloud. I loved the illustrations that cleverly tread the line between creepy and comedy. This would be a great lower KS2 classroom book, with its notes about poetry types and invitations for children to complete their own poems using the prompts given.

This was VERY good. I think it will inspire many little poets out there. The explanation on how to create different types of poetry may be difficult for a child to understand at first, but after reading the examples I think they will be inspired.
The illustrations are really pretty and, honestly, the poems are really good. As an adult, I really enjoyed them. The spooky/supernatural element makes it so interesting not only for kids but also for me.
This is a perfect book for artistic kids and, dare I say, I think it could be used in school too.
I would recommend it to parents and teachers!
I'll write the title down in case I ever have kids because it's just SO lovely.

*Thanks to NetGalley uk, the publishers and the author for the ARC*

This was actually our first Joseph Coelho book and we thoroughly enjoyed it. We love poetry books and this one was an instant favorite. I love the way the author inspires the reader to write their own poetry. I even learned some new types of poetry that I had never heard of before. The poems were fun to read. This would be great book for a Poetry Tea Time in October. I recommend it for any library and I can’t wait to read some of Joseph Coelho’s other poetry books.

Thank you NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group for the opportunity to read this book prior to publication.

This is a great book to introduce poetry to children and make them fall in love with rhymes and poetry. It's a wonderful way to present funny and cute poems and inspire children to read more. I remember when I was young, little stories like this were the ones that made me fall in love with reading!

There are a lot of poems in this book, and they’re really cute and funny! Great for children!

This book is a children's book full of spooky poems. It also tells the kids a bit about poetry itself.

I thought this book was great and perfect for spooky season! I loved the poems and the illustrations in this book. I think this one will be popular with kids because its a fun one to read aloud.

Thanks so much to netgalley and Quarto for the arc of this book in exchange for an honest review!