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Sep 1, 2014 · Rachel Rooney’s first poetry book for children, The Language of Cat, was long-listed for the Carnegie Medal and won the 2012 CLPE Poetry Prize. Not bad going for an author who had written poems up to the age of thirteen and then stopped for the next twenty-seven years.
Oct 20, 2017 · We are delighted to present an exclusive interview with the children's poet, Rachel Rooney. RacheI is a teacher as well as a children’s poet. In 2011 her collection The Language of Cat won the CLPE Poetry Award and was long-listed for the Carnegie Medal.
Hello and welcome to my website. Here you'll find out a little about me, and the poetry collections and picture books I've published. There is also information about school visits, virtual sessions, links to articles and ways to get in contact.
All About Me. I was born in London - the fifth of six children- and I now live in Brighton, East Sussex with my two dogs Woody and Buzz. I trained and worked for many years as a teacher of children with special needs, whilst bringing up my three sons.
Mar 15, 2021 · Interview with Rachel Rooney. Rachel Rooney trained as a special needs teacher and currently works with children with autism. She also teaches poetry workshops for West Sussex’s Gifted and Talented Programme, and leads workshops in schools as a visiting poet. She has been shortlisted for the Belmont Poetry Prize and 60 of her poems have been ...
Rachel imagines the world through the eyes of a worm or a head louse or the clock on the classroom wall, and through the ears of a toddler or a child in the playground. Most of all, she is interested in how words work. In her hands, words and letters come to life and have a kind of magic power.
Books. Find out who cast the P from a spell; read about the queen who dreams of eating burgers and chips; see what happened to the friend who swallowed a DVD; best of all, learn the language of Cat. With wordplay and riddles, and poems that make you laugh, tell you stories and make you think.
