Micheal Rosen is an English Childern Author

He was born on 7 May, 1946

micheal rosen is a popular Speaker

Many of his poems are about his life b/ w the age of 2 and 12

Rosen is a popular poet especially for children.His first children book;

Mind you own business was published in 1974.

Rosen also wrote some picture books about animals.

He is also popular speaker.

His parents were both teachers . Michael Rosen writes poetry and he was author of children's and he writes picture book for children s.

author. He began to read and write poetry at a young age.He was also part of acting club.He also went to medical school.He went to University of Oxford .He performed his play there. He wrote many books and many about animals.He performs his books on radio and television.

Michael Wayne Rosen is a British children's author,poet,presenter,political columnist,broadcaster and activist who has written 140 books. He served as Children's Laureate from 25 March 2007 to 23 July 2009. He won the 2023 Pen Pinter Prize,awarded by English Pen,for his "fearless" body of work.

Michael Rosen started writing poetry when he was twelve years old, creating satirical poems about people he knew. His parents, who were both teachers and distinguished educators, were from the Jewish East End tradition, their parents and/or grandparents coming form Poland/ Russia/Romania.

He went to various state schools in Pinner, Harrow and Watford and by the time he was sixteen he was an avid poetry reader, especially enjoying DH Lawrence’s poems and James Joyce’s ‘Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.’ He started to write ‘deadly serious’ poems about things he had done when he was much younger, about girls and about ‘nature.’ In the sixth form he was introduced to the work of Gerard Manley Hopkins. Although he tried to write in a similar style, the results, he says, ‘were incomprehensible and very boring.’

Michael attended Middlesex Hospital Medical School for a year but quickly transferred to Wadham College, Oxford to read English. At Oxford, he started to realise his ambition of acting (as well as writing and directing). Michael began looking outside the recommended reading to contemporary working class ballads. He retains a passion for street rhymes, popular songs and folk stories. Most of Michael’s books are considered to be for children but he started his career as a writer with a play, Backbone, that went on to the Royal Court in 1969. His next stop was the BBC, where he worked on Play School, Schools TV and radio dramas until 1972 when he went freelance. He wrote poems about his childhood published in 1974 as Mind Your Own Business.

He quickly established himself with his collections of humorous verse for children, including: Wouldn’t You Like to Know, You Tell Me and Quick Let’s Get Out of Here.

Poetry critic Morag Styles has described him as “one of the most significant figures in contemporary children’s poetry.” He was, she says, one of the first poets “to draw closely on his own childhood experiences … and to ‘tell it as it was’ in the ordinary language children actually use.” Michael Rosen’s writing for children appeals to all ages. He writes non-fiction, novels, picture books, retells classics and stories from other cultures as well as writing poetry. He has been shortlisted for and won many awards. You Can’t Catch Me won the Signal Poetry Award in 1982 and such is the enduring appeal of the poems that the book was re-issued in 2006 with Don’t Put Mustard in the Custard as Mustard, Custard, Grumble Belly and Gravy, illustrated by Quentin Blake (Bloomsbury). His classic picture book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, illustrated by Helen Oxenbury (Walker Books), won the Nestle Smarties Grand Prize in 1989. The English Association awarded Michael Rosen’s Sad Book, illustrated by Quentin Blake (Walker Books), an Exceptional Award for the Best Children’s Illustrated Books of 2004, in the 4-11 age range. The book deals with bereavement, and followed the publication, in 2002, of Carrying the Elephant: A Memoir of Love and Loss (Penguin) which was published after the death of his son Eddie (who features as a child in much of Rosen’s earlier poetry) from meningitis in 1999. In 2004, This Is Not My Nose: A Memoir of Illness and Recovery, an account of his ten years with an undiagnosed underactive thyroid was published by Penguin.

Michael’s recent publications illustrate the range of his output and interests and include books about Shakespeare and Dickens and a Selected Poems (Penguin) which includes some previously published poems, some poems for children and some new work edited so that the book follows a chronological sequence from his early childhood to present day.

If you’re interested in reading about Michael’s family and the first 23 years of his life, he has written a memoir called So They Call You Pisher, published by Verso Books.

His both parents were teacher.

He was a papular speaker.

He was English children Author. Micheal Roshen wrote picture books and poetry in young age.

He won the 2023 Pen Printer Prize , awarded by English pen for his "fearless" body of work..

2. He uses lively and expressive words that make his stories exciting and enjoyable for kids.

3. Michael Rosen's storytelling helps us use our imagination and creativity while listening to his interesting tales.

4. We love the way he adds fun and rhythm to his stories, making them even more engaging for young readers.

5. Michael Rosen's books encourage us to explore the joy of reading and storytelling.

He wrote so many books and did many pictures books which revolved around animals.

He wrote his first children book "Mind Your Own Business"

He is also a popular speaker...

He began to read and write poetry at a young age.His first work, Backbone, a play that was performed at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 1969. He wrote scripts for children’s radio and television.

Rosen’s first children’s book, Mind Your Own Business (1974), was a collection of poems. Many of the picture books he wrote revolve around animals.

One memoir is called This Is Not My Nose: A Memoir of Illness and Recovery (2004).

Rosen served as the United Kingdom’s Children’s Laureate from 2007 to 2009.

Micheal rosen was born in 1964. He was a children poet laureate of United Kingdom from 2007 to 2009. He was graduated from Oxford. His famous works are

1) Mind your own business

2) Banana in my ears

3) Illness and discovery

4) Not in my nose

His famous play back was played in UK's (London's) court

He was born in England.

His parent were teacher.

He prefered English degree over medical school.

While being in BBC,he wrote Sam on learning reading Boff' Island which helped children in learning reading.

Moreover, Rosen also wrote multiple picture books.

Rosen is known as popular oratar.

He was a poet

He wrote poetry for children including picture books and non fictional stories.

He started writing poetry from a very young age. He studied english from oxford university. He started acting carrer where he learned how to act in plays. And he wrote many plays.

Rosen’s first children’s book, Mind Your Own Business (1974), was a collection of poems. It included drawings by Quentin Blake, who also illustrated Roald Dahl’s books. Some of his other poetry collections are You Wait Till I’m Older Than You (1996) and Bananas in My Ears (2011). Many of his poems are about his life between the ages of 2 and 12.He began to read and write poetry at a young age. He went to Middlesex Hospital Medical School for a short time but left to pursue English at the University of Oxford.

Rosen was born on May 7 1946 in England.His parents were teachers.He learn to read and write poetry in very young age.He graduated and started working at the (BBC).He wrote many picture books.