Collection: Children's Information

A collection of stories and poetry, contemporary and classic, to celebrate the four seasons. In spring there's a world bursting with life - in summer there's heat, sun and holidays - in autumn the trees are ablaze with colour - in winter the days grow shorter and the first snow falls.

This is a collection of contemporary and classic poems chosen by children around the UK. Roger McGough made the final selection and wrote the introduction.

This title answers many questions about Anne Frank that readers of her diary often have, and includes anecdotes from friends who survived her. It details her childhood in Frankfurt, her two years in hiding and her last few months in concentration camps.

The experiences of eight children from different parts of occupied Europe during World War II are recounted here. They were forced to hide, to flee, to assume new identities, and were held prisoner in concentration camps.

This is a collection of football poems covering a range of different aspects of the game, for example, referees, team talk, the 1966 World Cup, written in different verse forms including sonnets, rhyming couplets and narrative poems.

This collection is themed around people and places, cultures, nationalties and tribes. It includes poems about Inuits, Celts, the history of Britain, Maoris, the Dalai Lama, North and South Poles amongst many others - a real tour of the world.

This a collection of 100 new poems by Michael Rosen all about science and technology, how they effect everyday occurrences, the logic, usability and properties of everyday objects and the environment.

This collection features 100 poems that are so short you just won't be able to forget them, written by the very best modern poets around from Charles Causley to Brian Patten to Benjamin Zephaniah.

This anthology contains previously unpublished poems from well-known writers of children's poetry includes illustrations by Jane Eccles.

This is the third collection of poems from Peter Dixon. His previous collections are Grand Prix of Poetry and The Penguin in the Fridge.