A Poem in the Sky by Benjamin Zephaniah - ISBN: 9781408368183
Hardcover
Poems are everywhere! Find the magic in rhythm and rhyme.

A Poem in the Sky

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  • Hardcover

    32 pages

  • Release Date

    7 April 2026

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Summary

A joyful picture book that celebrates the magic of poetry, from the award-winning makers of Nature Trail and People Need People.

There’s a poem on your face There’s a poem in the sky There’s a poem in outta space There are poems passing by

Poems are EVERYWHERE - in your dreams, on your fingers and in your teeth! There’s even a poem in you. Can’t you see it? It’s right there.

Get ready to see poems wherever you are in this toe-t…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781408368183
ISBN-10:1408368188
Author:Benjamin Zephaniah, Nila Aye
Publisher:Hachette Children's Group
Imprint:Orchard Books
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:32
Release Date:7 April 2026
Weight:420g
Dimensions:280mm x 256mm x 10mm
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Critics Review

Poems are like magic, they surround us, they are everywhere and if we know where to look we will find them. If you’re not yet sure where to look then there is no better place than this book, with its stunning collection of poems which will, in turn, encourage you to look around, up and down, all the way to the sky! * Armadillo Magazine - Postbag Picks *

About The Author

Benjamin Zephaniah

Benjamin Zephaniah (Author)

Benjamin Zephaniah (1958-2023) was a performer, musician, actor and one of the UK’s best-known poets. Born in Handsworth, Birmingham, Benjamin began writing and performing at the age of 11, and had his first collection of poetry published when he was 22. He wrote more than 30 books for adults and children, and is known all over the world for his powerful writing and performances.

Benjamin was a founding member of Artists Against Apartheid, and in 1996 he hosted the President’s Two Nations Concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London, UK, at the request of Nelson Mandela. On August 29th 2007, he was the Master of Ceremonies at the unveiling of the statue of Nelson Mandela, again at his request, in Parliament Square. Benjamin was also a musician and was the first person to record with the Wailers after the death of musician, Bob Marley.

As well as writing poetry, novels, screenplays and stage plays, Benjamin also wrote and presented documentaries for television and radio. His poetry show Life & Rhymes won a BAFTA for ‘best entertainment programme’ in 2021. He was awarded 13 honorary doctorates in recognition of his work and a wing at The Ealing Hospital in West London has been named after him.

Nila Aye (Illustrator)

Nila Aye was born in Rangoon, Myanmar, arriving in the UK at the age of three and spent most of her childhood dreaming and drawing pictures. Nila studied graphic design at Central St Martins in London, graduating in 1995.

Nila is an award winning illustrator, collaborating on many well-loved children’s books including Nature Trail, People Need People, Story Soup and the Little Bugs Big Feelings series. Her love of visual storytelling and collaboration with authors continues to energise Nila in her mission to bring beautifully illustrated books to a new generation of young readers around the world.

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