Description
I like a dog at my feet when I read,
whatever his size or whatever his breed.
A dog now and then that will nuzzle my hand
As though I were the greatest of men in the land,
And trying to tell me it’s pleasant to be
On such intimate terms with a fellow like me.
‘The Dog’ by Edgar A. Guest
The relationship between us humans and our dogs has inspired many of the world’s greatest poets. Sometimes funny, sometimes moving, the poems in this beautifully illustrated anthology are a true celebration of the faithful, affectionate, delightful dog. The perfect gift for dog lovers.
Who's Your Real Mum? 
The Divine Comedy translated by C.E. Wheeler: Hell, Purgatory & Paradise (3 Volumes) 
One Mole Digging a Hole 
What Is Poetry? 
The Map and the Clock: A Laureate's Choice of the Poetry of Britain and Ireland