It Takes One to Know One

It Takes One to Know One by Gervase Phinn is a collection of poems published by Penguin Books Limited on April 5, 2001. This edition, comprising 86 pages, is presented in English and explores themes related to school and family life. The poems address a variety of relatable topics, including the challenges of dealing with parents, the excitement of choosing a pet, and the experiences of school trips.
Readers will find a mix of humorous and poignant reflections throughout the collection, which encourages contemplation on everyday experiences. The work delves into situations such as reading aloud in class and the pressures of facing a school inspector, offering insights that resonate with both children and adults. This collection of juvenile nonfiction poetry provides a thoughtful examination of familiar childhood themes, making it a relevant addition to discussions on literary criticism and collections.
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A collection of poems based around the familiar themes of school and family, ranging from such topics as embarrassing and annoying parents, choosing a pet and running away from home, to reading around the class, facing the school inspector, and surviving a school trip. Some are funny, some are poignant, all are thought-provoking.
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