All good things must come to an end. Today is the last day of National Poetry Month. I hope you have enjoyed the poems I’ve shared. And for today, I have the perfect poem to end on (one I’m currently obsessed with).

One of the hardest things to say is “I’m sorry.” But admitting you made a mistake and growing and learning from it? Wow! That might be even harder.

Here is another fantastic poetry picture book habitat collection by David Elliott.

This lyrical picture book explores how to handle fear, as well as our connection to nature.

Poetry for younger readers can take on many forms. Here it’s also a seek-and-find!

Sports and poetry? It’s a home run hit!

How and what do animals eat? That is the topic explored in this poetry picture book.

A poetry picture book biography is a rare beast, but what better way to tell the untold story of poet Sylvia Plath’s bees?

This poetry picture book explains the joys of Hanukkah from a child’s perspective.