Category: Children Publisher: Barking Spiders Publishing
ISBN-10: 0983932034
Type: Fiction
Pages: 44
Copyright: September 2011
ISBN-13: 9780983932031
This book is now in Print.
Preschool: that brief period of childhood when everything is black or white, a time of Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny, and the grey area hasn't yet begun. It's that last true age of innocence, when mom and dad are the good guys, pretending is a profession, and bugs are tiny friends. Wouldn't it be fun to have a grownup friend who understands, someone to say it's okay if the world doesn't always make sense?
CJ Heck is that grownup friend. She's been entertaining children and grownups with her poetry since 1999 through her website, and then with the release of her first book "Barking Spiders (and Other Such Stuff)" in 2000.
Sit back and read "Me Too!" with a child -- get back in touch with your own inner child again and remember, remember, remember ...
The print version is out NOW! Yay!
I would love to have some reviews!
Professional Reviews
This book is a must have!
"We all know, the mind of a child is something we'll never fully understand. However, CJ Heck has written three books that prove she is the master of a child's illogical, logic, a child's innocence, their unfiltered honesty and boundless love.
Barking Spiders, Barking Spiders 2, and Me Too! Pre-school Poetry all sit on my bookshelf waiting for me to read to my grandchildren. If a child has thought about it, CJ has written about it. No matter how many times I read CJ's poetry, I am amazed at how well it correlates to watching the antics of my children and grandchildren.
The good news is that us grown-ups enjoy CJ's writing as much as the children. Enjoy the laughter, wonder and joy of a child. Read CJ Heck." ~Russell Daily
My dear friend, I clicked on the URL above, and the message came back, "That page doesn't exist." Of course, I've had that same
message come back to me on one of my own books, even though if I clicked on it a different way it came up "front and center."
I've always loved your children's poetry, Catherine. And your illustrations are priceless.
