Where the Sidewalk Ends: 30th Anniversary Edition - Shel Silverstein
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 Where the Sidewalk Ends: 30th Anniversary Edition - Shel Silverstein
Newest Review: ... had two children. Matthew, now 23 and Shoshanna from a previous marriage. Sadly, Shoshanna’s mother Susan died when she was ... more  ... just five years old and in 1982, following a cerebral aneurysm, Silverstein’s dughter also died, aged 11. His book A Light in the Attic was dedicated to his daughter.
On the weekend of May 8 1999, Shel Silverstein died unexpectedly of a heart attach while in Florida.
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I am a big fan of children’s poems for a number of reasons. Primarily, I write children’s poetry myself (keep your eyes open for my name in print soon…any day now…they’ll soon call) but also...more |
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Where the Sidewalk Ends: 30th Anniversary Edition - Shel Silverstein: One Man's Sidewalk is Another Man's Footpath (1066 words)
by - written on 24/10/07 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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My three-year old was given this book as an early Christmas present while on holiday in Canada. The author is fairly well known over there although I am not sure his fame has followed him over the pond to the same extent. Author: Shel Silverstein Genre: Children’s poetry Date of Publication: Originally in 1974. Republished with 12 new poems Number of Pages: 192 Ages Suitability: 6+ (although, my son loves it so I would suggest it is fine for children aged 2+. Availability: Amazon, WHSmith, Waterstones, Borders RRP: £18.99 Amazon price: from £6.50 What is Where the Sidewalk ... Read the complete review
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