Packed full of every type of poem you can think of, this quirky, wonderful collection of poems from Roger Stevens and Steven Withrow, with fantastic funny illustrations from Katie Abey, is a great way to get kids excited about poetry! "It wasn't me-or was it He, My evil, evil, evil twin? I didn't mean to be so mean. There goes my evil twin again." Join poets Roger Stevens and Steven Withrow for this magical mixture of poems. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious there's something here for everyone. Just remember though - whatever happens... it's not my fault! Book band: Dark Blue Ideal for ages 9-10

The Sun Ships & Other Poems is a collection of speculative and weird poetry by New England author Steven Withrow that plays with the tropes and narrative strategies of science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories. The title poem was nominated for a 2016 Rhysling Award from the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association. His poems appear in Dreams & Nightmares, Spectral Realms, Eye to the Telescope, and Epitaphs: The Journal of the New England Horror Writers. He lives in Falmouth, Massachusetts.

This is a varied selection of lyric poems by New England poet Steven Withrow, a poet, storyteller, teacher, and newspaper reporter from Falmouth, Massachusetts. He is the author of the chapbooks Crackles of Speech, The Sun Ships, A Poem Is a Chameleon, and The Bedlam Philharmonic. His poems for children and adults have been published in journals and books worldwide.

A Poem Is a Chameleon is a collection of 39 short poems for children that feature natural forces, plants, and animals. Steven Withrow is a poet, storyteller, teacher, and journalist from Falmouth, Massachusetts. Bloomsbury published his first children's poetry collection, It's Not My Fault, in 2016 (with Roger Stevens). His poems appear in journals and anthologies worldwide including The National Geographic Book of Nature Poetry, The Horn Book, and One Minute Till Bedtime. He produced the documentary film Library of the Early Mind: A grown-up look at children's literature (with Edward J. Delaney).