Books with title RhymeTime

At last, a collection of amusing poems for children of all ages, that sees the world through the magic and mystery of a child’s eyes… Ideal for recitation in elocution competitions or as a ‘fun way’ for parents/teachers to bond with kids... here is what some happy readers have to say…“ Kind of Dr.Suessish in style, but defiantly your own. I smiled while reading this and could not help thinking how much children would love it too! “- Anthony Lane Stahlhut“… a great way to introduce them to poetry. It’s clever, with good rhyme, and the repetitions give it a bounce. Original and most enjoyable.”-William Muth“… a delightful poem with fresh language and appropriate parallels. I can picture the Snail, Crow and other animals. The imagery is vivid and alive!”- Gregory Christiano“I like the hesitations; it breaks the fluidity, just like children like it.”- Roger Crique“… Great poem for kids and the kid in all of us… Well constructed with good rhythm. It made me smile and made my day… humorous, serious, and warm hearted all at once….”- Richard Reed Junior“…your poem created a sense of me looking into the sky… Taking me back to when I was a kid. Innocence is spoken in these words of the butterfly”- Jack Curson“Ah...this was a delightfully amusing work!”- Debra Rose"

Rhyme Time is a children’s book created to help advance children’s vocabulary via rhyming words. Complete with pictures, for ages 5 and up. Be sure to check out other children's books by M.D. Johnson, to include: Alienation of the Alien Nation Beastly’s Greatest Fear Buddha’s Garden Bug City Cat for Hire The Love Cooties Kawaii Coloring Book Beautiful Dreamer A Penny for Your Thoughts Interesting Facts About Polar Bears The Potty Mouth The Potato Who Dared to Be More Wicked Wisdom: Monsters Words of Wisdom: Advice to Live By The Case of the Fallen Candy Cane Teddy-ku: Teddy Bear Haiku Jive Turkey’s 12 Dishes of Thanksgiving And many more...Website: http://maryannesbookshelf.com/

A pig named Rhyme, who only speaks in rhyme, is elected to the Sty Council, after promising the residents of his town, Muck, that DIRT DOESN'T HURT. While Rhyme finds success in politics (building pigpens and keeping the streets dirty), he takes time off, making an adventurous move to the city of Joyville. After Rhyme's departure, his rival, Ulysses S. Grunt, cleans up the dirty streets of Muck, making all of the residents unhappy. Rhyme soon realizes that he misses the dirt of Muck, and upon his return he is elected to the high office of Penator, defeating Ulysses S. Grunt. Once again, the streets of Muck are dirty and every pig is happy!