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Book Reviews of Jimmy Stewart and His Poems

Jimmy Stewart and His Poems
Jimmy Stewart and His Poems
Author: James M. Stewart, Cheryl Gross (Illustrator)
ISBN-13: 9780517573822
ISBN-10: 0517573822
Publication Date: 8/19/1989
Pages: 32
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 18 ratings
Publisher: Crown
Book Type: Hardcover
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6 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 205 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
very good
reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 350 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
very sweet (just like the man he was). I had heard him read his poem about his dog who died a few times and while reading all of these poems, you can hear his recognizable voice.
JML avatar reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 153 more book reviews
Well, it's not very good poetry, but it's by Jimmy Stewart, who was a nice person, and sometimes there is an amusing passage. Here's the first stanza of a poem about a dog:
He never came to me when I would call
Unless I had a tennis ball,
Or he felt like it,
But mostly he didn't come at all...
wandagirl avatar reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 41 more book reviews
Well, I really like this little book. Perhaps because I love Jimmy Stewart so. His voice is in my head as I read. :) No fault except that it isn't long enough. :)
Paul-RLT avatar reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 176 more book reviews
32 page hardcover book - illustrated
bryan avatar reviewed Jimmy Stewart and His Poems on + 10 more book reviews
The poetry is doggerel but it is a nice glimpse into an American icon. If you are looking for pithy poetry pass this book by. If you want a nice read that makes you feel good at the end this is it.

Only four poems in this little book. One about a hotel in Argentina, two about Kenya and one (read by Stewart on the Tonight show with Johnny Carson, find this on you tube and watch Johnny have a good cry) about a Golden named Beau.

This is a treat from a great American. It will remain in my library.