Walking With My Iguana

Author: Brian Moses and Ed Boxall

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This is Brian Moses’ most popular poem when he performs in schools. It is full of energy, rhythm and fun. With Ed Boxall’s colourful illustrations it is turned into a perfect picture book for sharing, with a collection of exotic animals – iguana, piranha, Chihuahua, chinchilla, gorilla and even caterpillar - all walking together on a beach.

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Age range 6 to 9

Walking with My Iguana has been the most listened to poem on the Poetry Archive and is rarely out of the top 5 selections. There are videos of performances on YouTube from all over the world illustrating its international appeal. Here is an example

This is Brian Moses' most popular poem when he performs in schools. It is full of energy, rhythm and fun. With Ed Boxall's colourful illustrations it is turned in to the perfect picture book for sharing, reading out loud or reading alone.

About the Author

Brian Moses has been labelled 'one of Britain's favourite children's poets' by the National Poetry Archive. He has worked as a professional poet since 1988 and continues to perform his poetry and percussion shows in schools, libraries, theatres and festivals around the UK and abroad.

Ed Boxall is an illustrator, writer and performer. He's also a freelance teacher and has been running workshops based on his writing and illustrating for 15 years. He has recently written and illustrated Me and My Alien friend: Cosmic Poems about Friendship for Troika. Ed lives in Hastings.

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Age range 6 to 9 Walking with My Iguana has been the most listened to poem on the Poetry Archive and is rarely out of the top 5 selections. There are videos of performances on YouTube from all over the world illustrating its international appeal. Here is an example This is Brian Moses' most popular poem when he performs in schools. It is full of energy, rhythm and fun. With Ed Boxall's colourful illustrations it is turned in to the perfect picture book for sharing, reading out loud or reading alone.