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Joan Lennon writes historical adventures and science fiction for young adults, silly stories for younger audiences, and gripping tales for kids who do not always relish reading.
She also writes poems for grown-ups, and some of these tell exceedingly strange stories. Granny Garbage, for example. What might you find when you cross her threshold? And what might she want from you?
Granny Garbage is one of two story-pamphlets published at the same time (the other is Luck by Michael Grieve). Each of these verse narratives is intriguing, beguiling, and makes a great gift—even for those whose first love isn’t poetry.
She also writes poems for grown-ups, and some of these tell exceedingly strange stories. Granny Garbage, for example. What might you find when you cross her threshold? And what might she want from you?
Granny Garbage is one of two story-pamphlets published at the same time (the other is Luck by Michael Grieve). Each of these verse narratives is intriguing, beguiling, and makes a great gift—even for those whose first love isn’t poetry.
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