How extraordinary that the only poetry collection devoted to the
trials and tribulations of an entire class of sixth graders is
written by the eighty-five-year-old MacArthur Grant and Pulitzer
Prize-winning poet Richard Howard
Although loosely based on the poet's own progressive education
in Cleveland, Ohio, in the 1940s, the poems are set mostly in the
present day.
Richard Howard is a poet of personality, of history, and of a
sensibility rooted in knowledge. In his fifteenth collection,
Howard captivates the reader as he and the class grapple with
science and literature, teacher and principal, and the hard facts
and comic fancies of life itself.
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