Paul B Janeczko

Presents a guide to codemaking, codebreaking, and their role in history, describing different types of codes and ciphers, discussing codebreaking and concealment techniques, and including brief stories about exciting moments in the history of the art.

In this novel written as a collection of eyewitness poems, the excitement and anticipation of attending the circus on July 6, 1944 in Hartford, Connecticut, turns to horror when a fire engulfs the circus tent, killing nearly 180 people, mostly women and children.

Thirty-nine United States poets share their poems, inspirations, thoughts, anecdotes, and memories.

Collects over three dozen illustrated rhyming poems, with tongue twisters and bilingual pieces, drawn from contemporary and classic literary sources and anonymous authors.

A collection of poems, by male and female authors, presented in pairings that offer insight into how men and women look at the world, both separately and together.

A scarecrow, washing machine, cow, and other objects and animals express themselves in this collection of poems.