John Agard Books
Brer Rabbit, the great tug-o-war
By John Agard
A clever but weak rabbit tricks two strong braggarts, a rhino and a hippo, into a tug-of-war against each other instead of against him and teaches them that friendhip is stronger than rope.
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Brer Rabbit, the great tug-o-war
By John Agard
A clever but weak rabbit tricks two strong braggarts, a rhino and a hippo, into a tug-of-war against each other instead of against him and teaches them that friendhip is stronger than rope.
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The Calypso alphabet
By John Agard
An alphabet book of terms associated with the Carribean, accompanied by explanatory rhymes.
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Einstein the girl who hated maths
By John Agard
Encapsulating a real love of and enthusiasm for numbers, this collection of original poems about maths provides delightful insights into the world of numbers. The contents range from poems about th...
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No hickory no dickory no dock
By John Agard
A collection of rhymes, both original and traditional, that evoke the rhythms and language of the Caribbean.
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Caribbean Dozen, A
By Grace Nichols, John Agard, Grace Nicholas, Cathie Felstead
Thirteen Caribbean poets recount childhood experiences in poetry and prose.
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All sorts to make a world
By John Agard
Comedy and charm abound in this quirky story about different personalities. Shona and her dad are just returning from a trip to the Natural History Museum when oh no! their train comes to a halt. W...
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