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BOOK: Buttons, Doodahs & Wotnots: A Young Poet’s View of Today’s World

Buttons, Doodahs & Wotnots: A Young Poet’s View of Today’s World
by Francesca Thorscott (Author), Sadie McGlone (Illustrator)

Inside you will find a treasure chest of poetry written by an up and coming young and passionate writer who possesses an aptitude for delight and the courage to be true to her convictions.
Francesca Thorscott’s first book gives the reader an insight into her sense of humour and quirkiness with such poems as ‘Twas the Plight Before Christmas’ and ‘Did You Know?’. She showcases her emotional viewpoint of situations and hidden moral with a poem such as ‘The Ice Castle’, also a sense of pride, tradition and sentiment within her “Wartime Words” poem and similar works. Through her words, you will discover how Francesca has written every piece with careful consideration, enjoyment and passion. She writes for pleasure but hopes to encourage, enthuse and inspire others through her own love of poetry and word craft.

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