My Children's Books

 

I had so much fun writing this children's book, and had such a positive response from parents and educators, that I am getting ready to release a second one in the series.

I Met a Woolly Mammoth is a read-aloud, laugh-out-loud collection of poems about outrageous animals and peculiar people. This joyful celebration of words and the amazing world we live in will stir the curiosity and imagination of young readers.

63 fantastically fun poems
Whimsical black-and-white cartoon illustrations
Ideal for children from 5 to 10 years of age.

 

What readers are saying:

"Full of whimsical poetry. Great for all ages!"

"A beautiful introduction for children into the imaginative world of poetry."

"Fun, and very entertaining for both children and adults who love children's poetry!"

"A great compilation of poetry to delight all ages! John makes poetry fun to read!!"

"I enjoyed it so much that I bought another one for my grandson for Christmas!"

"This is a must for the kiddos in your life!"

"The poems have brought back wonderful memories of being a child!"





What reviewers are saying:

"I Met a Woolly Mammoth by John Mark Green will delight students... Teachers will love adding these poems to their lessons about animals, adjectives, seasons, and more... Great book to start an SEL discussion." - Shari Wladis, CEO & Director of Professional Learning, EdTech EASE

"This collection of fun and silly poems will keep your young reader engaged all throughout the book...We are so happy adding this whimsical read to our library and I can tell my children will be reading it often."
- Sara Rylov, Children's Book Reviewer, Three Little Loves Library

"I'm not going to lie. I do not always like children's poetry books, but I Met a Woolly Mammoth and Other Poems for Kids by John Mark Green is excellent! It is full of funny, creative, well-written poems with cute little illustrations." - Jamie Bills, Children's Book Reviewer



Here are a few sample poems to give you a feel for the book:


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