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As if I couldn't! : A collection of poems for small and grown-up children

By Bohumila OTTOVA

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A Whirlwind Trip Across the Universe Awaits You in this Magical Poetry Collection

Synopsis

Embark on a whimsical adventure with As if I couldn’t!, a delightful collection of poems, brimming with both tenderness and humour, for small and grown-up children.

Each piece brings to life the playful, carefree spirit of childhood. It’s all about having fun, being silly, mischievous or even a little cheeky. It involves girls, boys, and animals. It’s about everything and anything that may spark a child’s imagination or sense of wonder. It’s about finding joy in simple things.

Ideal for bedtime reading or a simple anytime reflection, this collection is not just a book for children. It’s an open door to shared memories, glee, and warmth for readers of all ages. So, come in and discover the treasures within As if I couldn’t!

Let it be the new-classic addition to your bookshelf.

Come with me to a magical place, a faraway world where anything is possible. We can meet Peter Pan or become friendly pirates, follow haunting footprints or share a smile. We can discover new worlds, or find places we thought long gone, lost in the mists of time. Wherever we go, and whatever we may find, the true magic of our hearts shines as brightly as the starry heavens above.


"As if I Couldn’t! A Collection of Poems for Small and Grown-Up Children" by Bohumila Ottova is a remarkable poetry book for all ages. I simply adore poetry like this. Each wonderful work takes the reader on a marvelous journey, opening the doors of the imagination as we discover the true beauty of the impossible. Gently breaking through the barriers of normality, these magical poems seamlessly switch from humorous to deeply touching in this whirlwind trip across the universe. My top three favorites are "As You Do", which reminds me of my favorite superhero, "When You Smile", which makes me think of someone I deeply love, and "As if I Couldn’t", which is absolutely ME spelled out across the page. The minimalist illustrations by Katarina Bikard perfectly compliment the poems, prompting the reader to look deeper as we continue on life's journey. Taken together, this delightful poetry book reminds each of us that the magic of those simple childhood days still glows within our hearts, even if we’ve forgotten about it for a little while.


Earning five out of five stars for its beautiful message of believing in the impossible and embracing each new horizon, this collection is a perfect choice for reading together or individually. Containing a whole universe of wonder within its pages, this journey to absolutely anywhere is a must-have for all who love wonderful worlds of whimsy.

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Hello! I am Dakota Love, and I am an indie author, blogger, and book reviewer. I have published over forty indie titles, including "The Allies: Family and Friends", "The Guardian of Freedom", and "Coyote Stories: Legends of a Manitou." I love nothing better than to discover new stories.

Synopsis

Embark on a whimsical adventure with As if I couldn’t!, a delightful collection of poems, brimming with both tenderness and humour, for small and grown-up children.

Each piece brings to life the playful, carefree spirit of childhood. It’s all about having fun, being silly, mischievous or even a little cheeky. It involves girls, boys, and animals. It’s about everything and anything that may spark a child’s imagination or sense of wonder. It’s about finding joy in simple things.

Ideal for bedtime reading or a simple anytime reflection, this collection is not just a book for children. It’s an open door to shared memories, glee, and warmth for readers of all ages. So, come in and discover the treasures within As if I couldn’t!

Let it be the new-classic addition to your bookshelf.

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About the author

I look like a grown-up, but my head and heart are filled with stories and adventures, and I still like stepping into puddles or splashing around. I wanted to grow-up, so that I wouldn’t have to nap or do a homework. I've grown. But if you keep on dreaming, I suppose that’s still okay. view profile

Published on November 26, 2024

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Genre:Children's

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