A Child's Garden of Verses
What this book is like
"Kensington Rhymes" is a delightful collection of children's poetry by Compton MacKenzie and J. R. Monsell, capturing the whimsical joys and everyday adventures of childhood. Set against the backdrop of urban life, the poems explore themes such as family, friendship, and the simple pleasures of play. With imaginative titles like "The dancing class" and "The rare burglar," readers will find themselves transported to a world filled with laughter and curiosity.
This audiobook will appeal to children and adults alike, offering a charming listening experience that brings the poems to life through expressive narration. The rhythmic verses and playful language make it an enjoyable choice for storytime or quiet moments, allowing listeners to experience the magic of each rhyme without the distraction of the printed page.
About this book
Book from Project Gutenberg: Kensington Rhymes Our house -- Our square -- The dancing class -- My sister at a party -- Kissing games -- A ballad of the round pond -- Town and country -- Poor lavender girls -- Summer holidays -- The unpleasant moon -- Suggestions about sleep -- The rare burglar -- The German band -- The deceitful rat-tat -- The cage in the pillar box -- The fortunate coalmen -- The pavement artist -- Sweeps -- Greengrocers -- Christmas not far off -- The disappointment -- Treasure trove -- A visit to my aunt -- Don Quixote -- The wet day -- Last words.
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