This is a brilliant addition to your poetry collection. It's filled with light hearted, fun poems perfect for gardeners or, like me, reading aloud to your children for nature studies.
I was a bit disappointed that there were no illustrations throughout the book but honestly I found the poems made up for that.

Thank you for allowing me to review this book on NetGalley

This poetry book has 150 poems in all.

Letter to a Dandelion is filled with light-hearted rhyming poems that were written to take you on an imaginary walk through the yard during different times of the year so that you experience all four seasons.

I love the imagery in these poems—how you can clearly see the details in your mind, and the way the verses rhyme. It's my favorite type of poetry.

All the summertime poems make me really miss the summer since it's winter here right now! Some of these poems are really lovely, and it makes me want to start my
own little garden!

My favorite poems in this collection were these three because it was a humorous back-and-forth interaction via letters between the dandelion and the gardener. I got a good chuckle out of these!

🌼 Letter To A Dandelion
🌼The Dandelion's Reply
🌼To: The Weed Department of Inspection

There were a fair few that I enjoyed so these are other honorable mentions:

🌄 Sunrise
☀️ Morning
✨️ Morning Glory Story
🌲 The Tree Next Door
✨️ Adorning Morning
🍂 How Autumn Leaves
❄️ Winter Morning

I would recommend this poetry book for those looking for something short and filled with summer vibes and gardener's troubles for you to relate to!

The only thing that would make this better is if there were illustrations to go along with the poems. They are easy to read, and I see it being nice to read to children.

A fun collection of light and playful garden/nature poems. Lots of whimsy. The overall tone reminds me of spring, when everything is fresh and vibrant.

A celebration of wonder.

It is a delightful collection of poems about nature . The poems are written with relatively simple words, making them accessible to younger children. It would be even better if there were some illustrations in the book.