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Songs and verse, Roald Dahl

Label
Songs and verse, Roald Dahl
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Songs and verse
Responsibility statement
Roald Dahl
Summary
Think of your favourite Roald Dahl moment and surely a song or verse cannot be far away... SONGS AND VERSE has seven sections bursting with rhymes about monsters, magical creatures, gruesome children, ghastly adults as well as a few unusual surprises. From the strange and scrumptious dishes enjoyed by James's Centipede to George and his marvellous medicine, and from greedy Augustus Gloop to the Giraffe and the Pelly and Me there are many classics here together with some previously unpublished treats. With a foreword and opening illustrations by Quentin Blake, and illustrations throughout from other award-winning artists such as Babette Cole, Lauren Child, Chris Riddell, Axel Scheffler and Tony Ross, you will find a touch of magic on every page
Table Of Contents
Foreword -- Part One. There are things to see and do. The giraffe and the pelly and me / illustrated by Chris Wormell -- The centipede's song / illustrated by Joel Stuart -- Another centipede song / illustrated by Chris Riddell -- Willy Wonka's Wonka-vite / illustrated by Geefwee Boedoe -- Part Two. Best behaviour. Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs / illustrated by Babette Cole -- Goldilocks and the Three Bears / illustrated by Lauren Child -- Concerning Augustus Goop / illustrated by Mini Grey -- Concerning Mike Teavee / illustrated by Posy Simmonds -- Concerning Violet Beauregard / illustrated by Mini Grey -- Concerning Veruca Salt / illustrated by Posy Simmonds -- The tortoise and the hare / illustrated by Axel Scheffler -- The shark / illustrated by Lane Smith -- Part Three. Unlikely creatures. The Grobes / illustrated by Chris Wormell -- The ant-eater / illustrated by William Joyce -- The tummy beast / illustrated by Babette Cole -- The toad and the snail / illustrated by Chris Wormell -- The porcupine / illustrated by Satoshi Kitamura -- There's no knowing what we shall see / illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark -- The nicest creatures in the world / illustrated by Alexis Deacon -- Willy Wonka's song of defiance to the Knids / illustrated by Joann Sfar -- Part Four. Poisonous possibilities. Down with children / illustrated by Bee Willey -- George's marvellous medicine / illlustrated by Neal Layton -- I'm going going going / illustrated by Neal Layton -- Goldie Pinklesweet / illustrated by Tony Ross -- Part Five. Look who's here. Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker about themselves / illustrated by Babette Cole -- The centipedes song of Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker / illustrated by Babette Cole -- The nurse's song / illustrated by Chris Riddell -- JAck and Jill / illustrated by Russell Ayto -- Boggis and Bunce and Bean / illustrated by Helen Oxenbury -- Miranda Mary Piker / illustrated by Lauren Child -- Declaration of the Grand High Witch / illustrated by Bee Willey -- Part Six. All together now. Crocodile rhymes / illustrated by David McKee -- Pelican songs / illustrated by Mini Grey -- The giraffe's song / illustrated by Mini Grey -- The monkey's song / illustrated by Mini Grey -- The Duchess's song / illustrated by Mini Grey -- Willy Wonka's song of the Ommpa-Loompas / illustrated by Neal Layton -- The Ommpa-Loompa's song of welcome / illustrated by Neal Layton -- Plussy as Plussy can be / illustrated by Neal Layton -- Centipedes favourite song / illustrated by John Lawrence -- Song of the hairy green caterpillar / illustrated by John Lawrence -- Song of the roly-poly bird / illustrated by Emma Chichester Clark -- Part Seven. And a few surprises. Gray's eulogy / illlustrated by Peter Bailey -- A ballade against umpires / illustrated by Peter Bailey -- Poems written to schools / illustrated by David Roberts -- Mister Unsworth / illustrated by David Roberts -- A nobleman visiting Coutts / illustrated by Gerald Scarfe -- Index
Target audience
juvenile
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