Martin has been writing silly poems for most of his life and he recently put some of them together as gift for his daughter Tori, who loves animals. His author wife, Soraya, was so impressed with the illustrations (rather than his sense of humour) that she insisted he should share his work. Grown men and small boys will appreciate the words and most will appreciate his illustrations. Written in 'Arry's own style of East End accent add to the humour of Martin's poems and will be enjoyed by children and grown-ups alike.
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Martin has been writing silly poems for most of his life and he recently put some of them together as gift for his daughter Tori, who loves animals. His author wife, Soraya, was so impressed with the illustrations (rather than his sense of humour) that she insisted he should share his work. Grown men and small boys will appreciate the words and most will appreciate his illustrations. Written in 'Arry's own style of East End accent add to the humour of Martin's poems and will be enjoyed by children and grown-ups alike.
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