NORRISONTOWN, Pa., Nov. 30, 2006 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Do you have kids you want to teach English to or perhaps friends who desire to learn the language? Brace yourself for a new, cool and fun way to learn English with It's Funny You'll See From A 2 Z by author David L. Mitchell.
It's Funny You'll See From A 2 Z is a unique blend of vivid colors, poetry and humorous pictures dedicated to each letter of the alphabet. It was specifically designed to give each word formed, a tremendously fun adventure for kids to enjoy, and to learn the alphabet as well as new words. This ABC primer is unlike any other, with its brilliantly wonderful illustrations that are sure to capture the reader's eye and its cool hip-hop twist in its poetic introduction. Its appeal is not limited to children only. Rather, it is absolutely for everyone with the desire to learn the English alphabet and words. This special book is not only a fine investment but also a sensational, awesome, and universally cool learning tool for home and school. Buy a copy now and have loads of fun learning your ABCs under the sun!
About the Author
David Lamont Mitchell is a published writer and artist with experience in community and local journalism. He has a special interest in not only informing readers but also entertaining people, which is why he decided from the heart personally to create a unique "primer" basically for anyone. However, with more of a slant, of course, towards children. After all, "children are our future". The title of the primer is "It's Funny You'll See From A 2 Z."
It's Funny You'll See From A 2 Z by David L. Mitchell
Publication Date: November 14, 2006
Trade Paperback; $14.99; 32 pages; 1-4010-7905-9; 978-1-4010-7905-5
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