

Picture
Poetry on Parade!
More
than fifty poems are marching your way about kids that are in
charge of the school; a father that grows money; a coupon-cutting
mom; a long-lasting Teddy Bear; a greedy boy; an out of control
pencil sharpener; a lunchroom where anything can happen, and
numbers that don't add up. There are kings without castles;
kids that act like lawyers; bugs that can talk; homework that
isn't done; wishes that might come true, and more. He taught
kids for thirty-three years in grades 2-6. Mr. Sottile
was inspired by his students and family life to write these
poems for kids 7 and-up.
On
the Introduction page of Picture Poetry on Parade!,
his address is at the bottom of the page so that readers can
write to him and share their thoughts. Mr. Sottile loves to
get mail and visit classes. His poems are silly or serious.
He always wears his favorite hat to school presentations - his
red, blue, and yellow with a propeller on top. He learned a
long time ago that its okay to be silly and that the word
rhymes with So-til-e. One of the best compliments you can give
him is to call him Silly Sottile.
What
the world needs is more laughter and giggles. When hes
invited to classrooms, he shares a way to remember how to spell
his last name that you will never forget! He wants you to be
able to spell his name so that you can find his poetry book
at your local library or bookstore. He also wants you to giggle
more. Laughing makes your body feel good and the world seem
better.
To
purchase his book, go to http://www.booklocker.com/books/1552.html