Title: Brandon's thoughts on Emily Dickinson
Product review: The book "Poetry for Young People Emily Dickinson" edited by Frances Schoonmaker Bolin and illustrated by Chi Chung is a wonderful book for the beginning poet or any person who likes poetry. It has good background information in the beginning of the book telling a little bit about Emily Dickinson and her life. I also liked the way any hard words in each poem are listed below each poem with their definitions.There are also good illustrations for everyone of the poems. The pictures were well drawn and positioned through-out the book with each poem.There were many good poems in the book but I really liked the one. The one poem which I liked very much is "The pedigree of honey Does not concern the bee - A clover, any time to him is aristocracy."I would strongly recommend this book to other children between the ages of 9 and 13 years.By: Brandon OrtizFebruary 12,2006
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