While John Keats earnestly thought he might be "among the English poets,” he also knew how to play with words. Full of whimsical rhymes and jolly rhythms, Naughty Boy: A Song about Myself pleases adults and children alike: children giggle hearing its happy rhymes (as do adults), and adults smile at the poet’s light-hearted, self-deprecating portrait. In this ear-delighting and witty frolic, Keats teases himself and teases the language. He wrote Naughty Boy while on a visit to Scotland, feeling distant from his family in London, and sent it in a letter to his fifteen-year-old sister. Read this book aloud to your child, and together you’ll have the pleasure of it. There was a naughty boy,A naughty boy was he,He would not stop at home,He could not quiet bea??He tookIn his knapsackA bookFull of vowelsAnd a shirtWith some towelsa?¦ For everyone within earshot, the delight begins! And then together enjoy Grant Silverstein’s endearing color ink drawings, the perfect accompaniment to Keats’...

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