Doctor Knickerbocker and Other Rhymes

“Doctor Knickerbocker and Other Rhymes” by David Booth is a First Edition published by Ticknor & Fields in 1993. This 71-page collection features a variety of poems, jump-rope rhymes, taunts, parodies, and other nonsense verses that capture the authentic poetry children have enjoyed for generations. The book reflects the collaborative effort of Booth and his 12-year-old son, who explored playgrounds and listened in on conversations to curate this playful anthology.
Readers will find a rich assortment of juvenile nonfiction that highlights the joy and creativity of children’s poetry. The collection not only showcases the fun and whimsy of traditional rhymes but also serves as a literary criticism and collection of Canadian poetry. This engaging volume invites readers to explore the playful language and cultural significance of the verses that have been passed down through time.
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Booth and his 12-year-old son scoured playgrounds, eavesdropped at parties, and perused anthologies to create this naughty collection of poems, jump-rope rhymes, taunts, parodies, and other nonsense verses that constitute the authentic poetry children have chanted and sung for generations.
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