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101 Ways to Get Your Child to Read - Patience Thomson

Description: ISBN 1842996711 / Genre: Health / Family / Lifestyle / Author: Patience Thomson / Paperback / 96 Pages / Book is published 2009-03-05 by ... more

101 Ways to Get Your Child to Read - Patience Thomson ... Barrington Stoke Ltd

Newest Review: ... described my situation perfectly! And at £1.99 I thought why not give it a go. Contents: Foreword by Michael Morpurgo OBE ... more

... - Award winning writer and teacher. His awards include the Whitbread Prize, the Smarties Prize and the Children's Book award. Introduction - Includes notes from the author and Joanna Lumley. Why is it important to learn to read? Helping children to read And a reassuring good news section telling parents that they will only have to go through this once (per child) Starting to Read - This chapter starts you on the basics. Letters and sounds, Vowels and Consonants. And also tells parents to find out how the s...more

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101 Ways to Get Your Child to Read - Patience Thomson: Patience Needed! (681 words)
by - written on 25/05/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Part of the Quick Reads this book costs £1.99 and shares a bucketful of ideas to get your child to enjoy reading. Whenever I ask my son how school was and what he got up to he tells me of the colouring and playing. He'll even tell me about maths with a smile but the moment you bring up reading his face turns and it is easy to see it's a topic he's not keen on. As some one who had trouble with reading as a child I wanted to try and make things as easy as I could on him. Unlike the author of this book my patience would run thin very quickly! I was visiting a local bookshop when I saw this book on display. The back of the book reads, ... Read the complete review