Smile, Please!
Smile, Please! by Tony Bradman, published by Puffin in 1989, is a collection of poems that captures the experiences and emotions of young children. With 112 pages, this edition presents a variety of themes, including the joys and challenges of growing independence, as children navigate daily activities such as getting up in the morning, attending school, and enjoying holidays with family.
Readers will find that the poems reflect the relatable feelings of childhood, exploring both the delightful and difficult aspects of this stage of life. The work encompasses elements of fiction and poetry, drawing on European influences, particularly from English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh cultures. This collection offers a thoughtful look at the everyday experiences that shape a child’s world.
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The central theme is the growing independence of the child as it branches out on its own – all the enjoyable new things as well as the drawbacks… This collection of poems about getting up in the morning, going to school, games, families, holidays reflects the feelings of young children.
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