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:*[https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43909/the-hunting-of-the-snark ''The Hunting of the Snark''], by [[Lewis Carroll]] (this poem has multiple clever rhymes within lines, and a good [[Vocabulary in The Hunting of the Snark|nautical vocabulary]])

:*[https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43909/the-hunting-of-the-snark ''The Hunting of the Snark''], by [[Lewis Carroll]] (this poem has multiple clever rhymes within lines, and a good [[Vocabulary in The Hunting of the Snark|nautical vocabulary]])

:*''[[If|If—]]'', [[Rudyard Kipling]] (voted the #1 favorite poem in [[England]])

:*''[[If|If—]]'', [[Rudyard Kipling]] (voted the #1 favorite poem in [[England]])

*''[[The Wizard of Oz]]'' (retold by Samantha Noonan, Arcturus Publishing, 2021) (more suitable for girls, but there are three minor grammatical errors in this book).

*''[[The Wizard of Oz]]'' (retold by Samantha Noonan, Arcturus Publishing, 2021) (more suitable for girls, but there are three minor grammatical errors in this book).

*''Call of the Wild'' (retold by Steward Ross, Arcturus Publishing, 2021) (more suitable for boys, and well-edited such that the first noticeable error is not until p. 51 out of 64, when the verb "were" is missing in "There no other signs of life.")<ref>Additional books of this series by this publisher, with an easy-to-read font, include ''Robin Hood'', and ''Robinson Crusoe''.</ref>

*''Call of the Wild'' (retold by Steward Ross, Arcturus Publishing, 2021) (more suitable for boys, and well-edited such that the first noticeable error is not until p. 51 out of 64, when the verb "were" is missing in "There no other signs of life.")<ref>Additional books of this series by this publisher, with an easy-to-read font, include ''Robin Hood'', and ''Robinson Crusoe''.</ref>