"Wordspells" by Judith Nicholls is a delightful journey through the magical world of poetry and language. The story follows a young protagonist who discovers the enchanting power of words and their ability to create, heal, and transform. As the character experiments with poetry, they encounter whimsical creatures and embark on imaginative adventures, where each rhyme unlocks a new experience or lesson. This exploration teaches the importance of expression and the beauty of storytelling, inspiring readers to embrace their creativity and the magic that lies in language. Through colorful illustrations and lyrical prose, "Wordspells" captivates the imagination and celebrates the art of words. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 144 pages in this book. This book was published in 1993 by Faber & Faber .

Judith Nicholls is one of England's best-known children's poets. She has written over fifty poetry collections and her work is regularly broadcast on BBC Radio for Schools. Judith has three children and six grandchildren and makes her home in Wiltshire. Revd Alan M. Barker is a busy Methodist minister who has worked in Lincolnshire for the past 27 years. His writing is informed by regular visits to local primary schools to lead collective worship. He aims to create assemblies that reflect upon life and faith in ways that are inclusive, engaging and enjoyable.