Claire Marsh (Drama teacher, FTCL, FSNZ, SNZ) - "Children will love these - they have plenty of 'zing' fun with rhyme, and often have a twist in the tail. I love the graphics!" Anne S. (teacher) - "I love these poems, and can't wait to start using them in the classroom."

Judi has been a drama teacher for many years, teaching in schools and privately. She has been involved in theatre and performing arts most of her life, as a teacher, writer, director, actor and adjudicator. Writing for her students was a natural progression and something she loves doing. She lives in Hamilton with her husband Les. Her drama students, grandchildren and life, give her inspiration to write fun rhyming poems. Granny Does the Boogey was the runner up in the 2013 Playcentre National Children's Poetry Competition.

Angelina Rose Up up and away Benji Boys will be boys Are boys and men the same Dad can I get a pony And then it started Brotherly sisterly love Cats and dogs Hiding from mum How far is it now mum? Mixed up words Fairies The queen game I don’t want to go to bed Saturday morning rugby Rainbow rabbit I know Nellie I like eating What’s for Christmas Imagination Little John Mary’s pets The bookworm Beware of passing whales Is chatting a mum thing Sam’s funny diet Lucy’s lament When I was small Butt cheek boy Rosie Shelley’s kid sister My granny and me Santa’s Christmas stress The new friend Granny does the boogey The driving lesson The joy of the grass Clouds The witches convention Wrong side of the bed Da da da When I grow up Who’s the boss Grandmama ’n’ the wolf.