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Jeremy Bloom turns his class project into a lively anthology, offering a series of humorous poems that reflect the everyday experiences and imaginations of middle‑school students. The collection is tailored for younger readers, encouraging creativity and a love of poetry.
First publish date: 1992
Genre: Poetry/Contemporary Poetry
Authors: Gordon Korman
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