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// This week's theme is Being Yourself, with poems about "The Amazing and Wonderful Me," being "One of a Kind," and how the world is full of people called "Me". Queenie is fresh from a hike and wearing her chicken raincoat when she pops into the Club to discuss her experiences of being herself with Donna Worry. Plus, Sammy Showers calls into the Club, and we learn why he is so dangerous when out in public. //
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereThis week's theme is Being Yourself, with poems about "The Amazing and Wonderful Me," being "One of a Kind," and how the world is full of people called "Me". Queenie is fresh from a hike and wearing her chicken raincoat when she pops into the Club to discuss her experiences of being herself with Donna Worry. Plus, Sammy Showers calls into the Club, and we learn why he is so dangerous when out in public.
All episodes come with a free PodPack to download from kidspoetryclub.com containing poems, illustrations and activities, as well as PodSnacks of illustrated poems in the form of short YouTube videos.
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