- Giles Andreae
- Mary Ann Hoberman
- Charlotte Pomerantz
- Judy Sierra
- Lisa Wheeler
- J. Patrick Lewis
- Alice Schertle
- Linda Smith
The following types of books tend to gravitate toward a rhyming structure. If your rhyming text doesn't fit one of these, it's still okay, just make sure you have a solid reason for it besides "because kids like rhyme."
- alphabet books
- bedtime books
- comparative books
- cumulative stories
- motion/movement themes
- numbers/counting
- seasons/months
- musical themes or elements
- wordplay, such as puns, onomatopoeia, alliteration, etc.
Have fun rhyming today! Wanna share a quick couplet with us?
Keep on keepin' on...
Hi Christie,
ReplyDeleteWell done for completing the A-Z and thanks so much for this list. I've read some of those authors but not all.
Have a great week! I will my parents are arriving from UK later today :)
Catherine,
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you are Catherine M. Johnson now and not kangaroobee (although that was fun). Hope you have a great visit with your folks.