Best Selling Books by Ogden Nash

"Who would be so rashery To rhyme on ogdonnashery, (Which is a climate Most sublimate For verses awfully dashery)? On themes quite indefatigable His latest book''s compatible -- No stone unturned -- No turn unstoned -- On questions burned On facts unknowned. You''ll turn this Nash Right into cash."--Kirkus Reviews.

"Nash belongs to none of the 20th century''s poetic movements though he borrowed from all of them. He published his first collection during the height of High Modernism and his last in the early 70s with the Language poets and Second New York School bubbling around him. ''The Private Dining Room'' pops and fizzes on the level of sound poetry, both a sendup to the form and to 1950s propriety and etiquette guides."--Ondioline website.

A book length valentine of verses.

Belinda''s pet, a cowardly dragon, rescues her from a wicked knight.

A bumper volume of the best poems by a hugely funny and quotable writer.

This collection of aquatic-themed verse features a host of watery creatures - sharks, mermaids, hippos and others. Nash''s 26 verses are each paired with a painting by zoological and botanical illustrator Katie Lee, who has created a marine wonderland.

Some of the subjects touched upon in this illustrated collection of 101 poems are books, banks, and botany

Poems about a a girl with a very strong mind of her own.

The collection consists of one poem, written by Ogden Nash on Altamont Hotel, Hazleton, Pa., letterhead, 1 May 1953, a single couplet finding a creative rhyme for Goedecke; Karl Goedecke was a bookseller in Hazleton.

A book of humorous poetry by Frederic Ogden Nash who was an American poet that was known for his light verse.