The Same Inside: Poems about Empathy and Friendship
Exploring the themes of empathy and friendship through poetry
Roger Stevens author Matt Goodfellow author Liz Brownlee editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Pan Macmillan
Published:11th Jan '18
Should be back in stock very soon
This anthology encourages young readers to explore themes of friendship and empathy through poetry, fostering understanding and tolerance in their lives. The Same Inside is a valuable resource.
In The Same Inside: Poems about Empathy and Friendship, readers are welcomed into a heartwarming anthology that beautifully explores the themes of friendship and empathy. Crafted by three beloved poets, Liz Brownlee, Matt Goodfellow, and Roger Stevens, this collection is designed to resonate with young audiences, helping to foster understanding and compassion among peers. Each poem serves as a gentle reminder of the importance of kindness and respect in our interactions with others.
The anthology features fifty thoughtfully written poems that address a variety of important topics, including feelings, courtesy, bullying, disability, and responsibility. These verses not only highlight the significance of empathy but also encourage young readers to engage in meaningful conversations about these critical issues. The poems are accessible and relatable, making them ideal for both reading alone and sharing in group settings.
The Same Inside stands out as an essential resource for parents, educators, and caregivers aiming to promote tolerance and understanding in children. By integrating poetry into discussions about interpersonal relationships, this collection serves as a springboard for deeper conversations, helping to nurture a more empathetic and respectful generation. This anthology is not just a book of poems; it is a tool for growth and connection among young people.
A vibrant and sensitive collection of poetry celebrating individuality and highlighting our ‘sameness’ * The Guardian *
ISBN: 9781509854509
Dimensions: 197mm x 130mm x 6mm
Weight: 75g
96 pages