Ron, lovely forward to AD Maharani and poet JK Roseline, and thanks for your review. Best wishes from Scotland!
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 8, 2025
I'm not sure of the reference here. But I once edited and wrote the forward to a book of poetry by the AD Maharani…
"In this second book of poetry, Nature Tales, by prolific poet JK Roseline, she has included 37 eclectic poems that are sure to delight anyone from 6 to 90 with their wisdom and charm. Roseline's extensive writing experience and advanced education in English literature has allowed her to delve into many styles of poetry with skill and grace. Every poem speaks very well for its format from story poems to haiku.
Within you will find poems about the seasons, the moon, and nature. Visions of castles, insects and flowers… Reading to enjoy for hours and hours. Poems about the sparrows and pigeons we all see outside our windows, and poems about relationships. Interspersed here and there are history lessons and views of Indian culture. But the poems are also about humanity and themes that are universal, regardless of culture. In short, there is something for everyone in Nature Tales."
Mary Angela Nangini's poems celebrate the richness of life and love. From the city to cottage-country and the roads in between, Nangini explores the changing seasons of her varied region. (This book will soon be reprinted in hard cover.)
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"In this second book of poetry, Nature Tales, by prolific poet JK Roseline, she has included 37 eclectic poems that are sure to delight anyone from 6 to 90 with their wisdom and charm. Roseline's extensive writing experience and advanced education in English literature has allowed her to delve into many styles of poetry with skill and grace. Every poem speaks very well for its format from story poems to haiku.
Within you will find poems about the seasons, the moon, and nature. Visions of castles, insects and flowers… Reading to enjoy for hours and hours. Poems about the sparrows and pigeons we all see outside our windows, and poems about relationships. Interspersed here and there are history lessons and views of Indian culture. But the poems are also about humanity and themes that are universal, regardless of culture. In short, there is something for everyone in Nature Tales."
Ron