Poems for Pensioners celebrates the joys, the aches, the lapses, the frustrations and the creaks of the retirement years. With fifty funny, nostalgic and poignant rhymes about childhood memories, hair loss, modern technology, manners, packaging, cats, grandchildren and more, it’s the perfect read for anyone of a certain age who likes a chuckle.
Andy Seed is a writer and humourist based in Gloucestershire. He’s the author of over 30 books including the popular ‘All Teachers’ trilogy of memoirs for adults and a range of titles for children, including The Silly Book of Side-Splitting Stuff (Bloomsbury) – winner of the 2015 Blue Peter Book Award – and the acclaimed funny children’s novel Prankenstein.
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