About this book
Every anthologist must adopt some plan for making selections. Mine has been very simple. I have made a small collection of poems that would have pleased the child I used to be and the boy who was my playmate. Above all things I have striven to keep the book small, for the big books of poetry on our shelves were always left to themselves. It was the little books that became our intimate companions. - Prefatory note.
Subjects
CollectionsJuvenile literatureEnglish poetryAmerican poetryChildren's poetryChildren's poetry, EnglishPoetry