Poems From Walton
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Edward Berry, very nice,
ate some gurgly wurgly rice.
It gurgle-wurgled in his tum,
before it came out of his bum.
It made his tummy feel so bad,
he shouted for his mum and dad.
He shouted Eleanor Berry too,
because he couldn’t do a poo.
It gurgle-wurgled all around,
until it fell out on the ground.
‘That’s better,’ Edward Berry said,
‘now it’s over there instead.’
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About the Book
Inspired by the behaviour and sayings of the author’s young children, this book draws on the influences of Edward Lear and Spike Milligan to bring to life fictitious characters from the author’s home village in
About the Author
Alan Parkin-Coates, originally from Barnsley,
His first published work appears in ‘Voices’, a book to mark the closure of the former West Riding Pauper Lunatic Asylum, latterly known as