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    Mother Goose Move Over: or you're gonna love poetry
    Mother Goose Move Over: or you're gonna love poetry
    Mother Goose Move Over: or you're gonna love poetry
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    Mother Goose Move Over: or you're gonna love poetry

    By Sara Loo

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    Sara Loo has written a work of poetry that will remain in children's literature from this time forth. Ms. Loo has a way with words and a big imagination. A child speaks to a starfish and the starfish speaks right back. So too with all the poems, as nature speaks, we hear it in both content and structure. The content is both novel and impacting, the structure overflowing with metaphor and cadence, rhythm and rhyme. Delight is the offspring of this work.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSara Loo
    Release dateJan 26, 2013
    ISBN9781301704910
    Mother Goose Move Over: or you're gonna love poetry
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    Sara Loo

    I imagine every writer has a love for words. Some more than others. My love of words reaches critical mass every time I read a great book. Reading a great book is one of the most satisfying experiences in life. I hope by my writing I can pass this love on to many others. Born female, I also love being a woman, friend and colleague of other writers. Add painters to that list. I also paint and do illustration. Born in the little seaside town of Scituate, MA I know the comforting feeling of having the ocean nearby. Wonderful things have been said about the sea. Believe them all you who live inland and have never come up to the ocean door. I am hoping to contribute more fine literature in the coming days and months. I look forward to interacting with all you lovers of books. With warm regard, Sara Loo

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