Wanda Beamer

The adorable characters in PJ Poems make you smile, giggle, and at times, laugh out loud. Most importantly, it makes you want to share the poem with another.

Some poems may have subtle lessons such as “Mary Mae's Dog House.” The poem might lead to a discussion on how careful planning saves time. It also opens a window to learn new expressions like (measure twice nail once.) “Ted the Red” may lead to a discussion about safety or how important it is to pay attention when you play with a sled.

The mini lessons are secondary to the primary goal which is to entertain the reader. The poems are not written for educational purposes (however learning experiences sharing the poems should not be ruled out). The poems stand on their own merit. Any further discussion, after reading the poem, it is up to the reader's discretion for further discussion. The poems are primarily written for enjoyment with friends and loved ones. PJ Poems also include colorful descriptive and quite humorous drawing for each poem. The book is perfect for quiet times with plenty of hugs and kisses and unlimited laughter. PJ Poems, you’ll love it.