It's Me, That's Who! - Beasley, Mark J.
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Poet Mark Beasley spins a web of delightful absurdity with his playful verses that tickle the imagination. From bug guts and used socks to a baseball game with fireballs, alligators, and glue, each poem celebrates the joy of being silly. Whimsical illustrations by Kem Welch perfectly complement the humor and charm of the poems. Whether you're reading aloud to a roomful of giggling children or enjoying a quiet chuckle on your own, "It's Me, That's Who!" will lift your spirits with its light-hearted look at totally unexpected topics. The perfect gift for fans of Shel Silverstein and Dr. Seuss!

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Produktbeschreibung
Poet Mark Beasley spins a web of delightful absurdity with his playful verses that tickle the imagination. From bug guts and used socks to a baseball game with fireballs, alligators, and glue, each poem celebrates the joy of being silly. Whimsical illustrations by Kem Welch perfectly complement the humor and charm of the poems. Whether you're reading aloud to a roomful of giggling children or enjoying a quiet chuckle on your own, "It's Me, That's Who!" will lift your spirits with its light-hearted look at totally unexpected topics. The perfect gift for fans of Shel Silverstein and Dr. Seuss!
Autorenporträt
By the age of sixteen, Mark Beasley was writing and cataloging the first drafts of what would become a lifelong endeavor. His first book, "It's Me, That's Who!," became a reality when a friend introduced him to illustrator Kem Welch. Their ongoing collaboration led to his second release, How High Is Up?, and now his third book, "Dragon's Tail for Sale." The steady progress they've achieved together continues to inspire Mark to write more.A lifelong resident of Charleston, South Carolina, Mark enjoys motorcycle rides through the Lowcountry and playing bass guitar and singing backup in an original band. He has relatives in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Indiana, and several first cousins in Charleston and upstate South Carolina with whom he spends time. He also enjoys socializing with close friends.