
Every room has a poem in it somewhere.
24 famous poems, folded behind 24 little doors.
A poet’s cottage by a lake — a fireside armchair, a ticking clock, a window full of sky — with 24 tiny doors hidden on books of verse, lanterns, rugs and window panes. Behind each is a hand-drawn scene from a famous poem. Name the poem, then the poet. Open them in any order, at your own pace.
- Find a door tucked into the room.
- Open it — a poem’s scene, drawn by hand.
- Name the poem, then name the poet.
- Check all of them on the sealed answer sheet.
Poems you already know by heart
Window-seat readers, English teachers, sisters who recited them at school — the moment a door opens, the lines come back.
Finish the line
Four famous lines from poems that are not in the calendar — so nothing is spoiled. One word is missing from each. Pick the right magnet.
Four lines on the fridge. Fill the gaps.
Poems are made to be passed around
Give a copy to the friend who still quotes the poem from your wedding, the English teacher, the sister who learned them all by heart — then compare who named the most. Every extra copy costs a little less.
Build your own anthology
Same hidden-door game, a different world behind every one. Add the ones you love to your contents page.
Some doors open onto whole poems.
Choose how many calendars and add them to your cart above.
































