David Elliott (1) (1947–)

This book would be good from primary students. This book is "Animal Farm" by David Elliot, illustrated by Holly Meade, and published in 2008. This is a book about different types of animals on a farm. On each page there is a poem about a certain type of farm animal. This book is really cute and a goof way to introduce kids to farm animals and poetry for the first time.

This was a poetry book about the animals that live on the farm.
It would be a cute book to talk about placed-based poetry, farm animals, or nature. This would be best for preschool, kinder, or maybe 1st grade. I would use this if I taught those grades! It is a book that could be read over and over with younger students to practice fluency.

A wolf in sheep's clothing arrives when the sheep decide to have an adventure, but their good nature wins the day in the end.

This book is ridiculous. It's got a lot of footnotes, which right off the bat tells you that it's one of those self-aware po-mo books that will make you roll your eyes. There are too many cheeseball jokes to count. I liked it.