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This fairy tale is about two magical kingdoms that rhymed with each other. In the literal sense, yes, because the story is written like a poem. But also in the figurative sense: the kingdoms are identical ... until you look more closely and see that, in the end, they differ in important ways. Just like rhymes ...
As expected, the story showcases rhyming, which is a great way for children to understand word sounds and play with them. It also showcases some other language playfulness (such as alliteration). There's even a recurring mystery that you can solve just by rhyming or not rhyming. At such a young age, perhaps before they learn the alphabet, that's really the only goal: get kids interested in and playing around with language.
The book contains several short chapters, to make it ideal for reading to children (without taking too long). The chapters are mostly standalone, but it's really meant as one connected story to read from start to finish. On their own, many events don't mean much, and you will surely miss the deeper theme.
This book is part of the curriculum of fun and educational stories of The Wayward Melody.
This fairy tale is about two magical kingdoms that rhymed with each other. In the literal sense, yes, because the story is written like a poem. But also in the figurative sense: the kingdoms are identical ... until you look more closely and see that, in the end, they differ in important ways. Just like rhymes ...
As expected, the story showcases rhyming, which is a great way for children to understand word sounds and play with them. It also showcases some other language playfulness (such as alliteration). There's even a recurring mystery that you can solve just by rhyming or not rhyming. At such a young age, perhaps before they learn the alphabet, that's really the only goal: get kids interested in and playing around with language.
The book contains several short chapters, to make it ideal for reading to children (without taking too long). The chapters are mostly standalone, but it's really meant as one connected story to read from start to finish. On their own, many events don't mean much, and you will surely miss the deeper theme.
This book is part of the curriculum of fun and educational stories of The Wayward Melody.
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