A Poem for Every Question
(Author) Brian BilstonFunny and thought-provoking answers to curious questions ... in poetry form! Join renowned poet Brian Bilston for a hilarious, non-fiction adventure in 100 poems - with subjects ranging from science and animals to unicorns, pyramids, technology and MUCH more. Questions include ... · How many stars in the Universe exploded today? · Who invented football? · Who is the champion weightlifter of the animal world? · How did the ancient Egyptians make a mummy? Each fascinating question about the world around us is answered with one of Brian's unforgettable, witty and characterful poems. Expect the hilarious, thought-provoking, poignant - and downright silly! Brian's poems are accompanied by an extra non-fiction explainer, filled with facts and written with just as much humour and heart as the poems. Prepare to find some amazing stories and information to share with your family, teachers and friends! Each page is brought to life with bright, humorous and characterful artwork by Bristol-based illustrator, animator and cartoonist Joe Berger. Joe has illustrated over 40 children's books including Sammy Striker and the Football Cup by Catherine Emmett and Sometimes I am Furious by Timothy Knapman. He is a past official illustrator for World Book Day, and winner of Booktrust's Best New Illustrators Award.
Brian Bilston
Brian Bilston is a British poet known for his clever and humorous poems that often tackle social and political issues. His works are characterized by their wit, wordplay, and unique use of language. Bilston's poems have gained a large following on social media, with his Twitter account (@brian_bilston) boasting over 100,000 followers.
One of his most famous works is the poem "Refugees," which went viral in 2015 and brought attention to the plight of refugees around the world. Bilston's poetry has been praised for its accessibility and ability to connect with readers on a personal level.
Overall, Brian Bilston has made a significant impact on the poetry genre by bringing a fresh and modern approach to the art form. His works continue to resonate with audiences and spark important conversations about contemporary issues.
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