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by Linda Smith Masi (Author)
If you are searching for a way in which to interest children or anyone wishing to learn English, a good way is to suggest this book. For adults, both fluent in English and those wishing to become so, the book serves as a handy reference. Readers and Users receive three benefits:
-The first is the opportunity to learn English grammar in an entertaining, easy to remember way.
-The second is that while reading the book, since it is the context for the story, readers become aware of the true story of The Ancient Library of Alexandria, Egypt and its destruction and rebuilding.
-The third is the opportunity to participate in creating new stories.
For younger children the animal characters in the book serve as both a challenging and an engaging context for creating their own stories to explain using the rules of English grammar to express themselves.
For older learners or users of English the book serves as a simple, delightful way to remember grammar while serving as a handy reference when writing. Professional writers and attorneys are particularly appreciative of the quiet resource the book in their desk drawer may provide.
