Jack Prelutsky

著者について

Jack Prelutsky is an acclaimed American poet known for his contributions to children's literature. Born in Seattle, Washington, he discovered his passion for writing at a young age, eventually establishing himself as a prominent figure in the world of poetry for children. His engaging and whimsical style captivates young audiences, making poetry accessible and enjoyable. Prelutsky's first collection, "The Frogs Wore Red Suspenders," published in 1977, set the stage for his prolific career, followed by numerous other titles that have become beloved classics in children's literature.

Throughout his career, Prelutsky has received numerous awards for his work, including the first Children's Poet Laureate award from the Poetry Foundation. His poems often feature playful language, imaginative themes, and a sense of humor that resonates with both children and adults. In addition to his poetry, he has also edited collections, such as "The Random House Book of Poetry for Children," which showcases a variety of poetic works for young readers. Jack Prelutsky continues to inspire a love of poetry in children while leaving a lasting legacy in the literary community.