Poems For Gardeners by Germaine Greer

Poems For Gardeners by Germaine GreerMarianne Moore said that the poet's job was to depict 'imaginary gardens with real toads in them'. In truth, gardens are always imaginary because they are always the garden that you are aiming for rather than the garden you have, but the toads are real and immediate.' So says Germaine Greer in this wonderful anthology. This collection of poems, culled from classical antiquity to the twenty first century, includes perennial favourites such as Marvell's

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I inhaled this like a good custard cream' AMANDA PROWSE'An honest and uplifting story about motherhood

Meet the Meeks

the atomic weapons base at Orford Ness

a lie or a financial impropriety

A work of staggering complexity and bewildering economy

unrecorded or disbelieved

humour and ingenuity

Each Peach Pear Plum is a timeless picture book classic from the bestselling illustrator/author team Janet and Allan Ahlberg

the walks are perfect to stretch your legs and give your dog a good run without taking hours to complete

From dinosaur skeletons and fossils to birds

desire and glory of the boxers in the world's most famous and unknown rings