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P.D. Murray's collection of delightfully whimsical poems are sure to make children guffaw (and their parents occasionally cringe). With subjects as diverse as whether pterodactyls make good pets and why cutting your own hair might not be the best idea ever, P.D. Murray's zany pen-and-ink illustrations bring a world of rollicking rhyme to life.

Il libro è il racconto in prima persona di un balbuziente che non solo è riuscito a risolvere il suo disturbo, ma ne ha fatto l'oggetto delle proprie ricerche e della propria attività. Frederick P. Murray è un esperto di balbuzie. Il suo doppio ruolo di paziente e terapeuta permette all'autore di descrivere con la sapienza che deriva dalla propria esperienza tutti i disagi psicologici e sociali che un balbuziente è costretto a subire, dall'alt...

From the bulldog to the basenji, from the beagle to the basset, P.D. Murray's new collection of doggerel is sure to delight dog lovers of all ages. With both hilarious and heart-warming poems for breeds as exotic as the xoloitzcuintli, and as commonplace as the mongrel, Dachshunds and Doggerel is bound to have you sitting up and begging for more.

Bones was originally published in 1936 and is still essential reading for anyone entering bone research.

Cat and Caboodle is yet another collection of nonsense and whimsy from the zany pen of P.D. Murray. With poetry on such important subjects as electric eels, nose hair, gunslingers who wear rabbits on their heads, a battle between a cockatoo and a caribou, and a marriage between a python and a boa, young lovers of words are sure to find something that tickles either their fancy or their funny bone.