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Throwing Down Rhymes at the Park ABCs
by Gina Chiarella-Gallarelli
30 pages
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You will encounter Animals from A-Z accompanied by a funny, factual rhymes about said animal. Have a blast with your friends learning about these awesome creatures.
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Ebook
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$3.99
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Category: Children:Poetry
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(requires Adobe Reader)
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About the Book
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When I was little like you, I had a learning disability called Dyslexia. Basically when I looked at words or numbers my brain would scramble them. So, in order to get through school I had to come up with my way of learning. I would make up rhymes and memorize pictures and words. School was not easy for me, yet my way of learning got me through high school and college. Throwing down Rhymes at the Park has become a labor of love for me. You will encounter Animals from A-Z accompanied by a funny, factual rhymes about said animal. Have a blast with your friends and family learning about these awesome creatures. This book makes learning fun.
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Reviews
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I've been a teacher for many years and I was impressed with how much I learned about animals while editing the book.
- Meaghann Merejildo - Editor
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Gina Chiarella-Gallarelli is a graduate of Northeastern University located in Boston, MA. This is her 3rd children's book to date.
Gina was born and raised in a suburb of Boston called Beachmont, where she still resides today with her 17 year old daughter Angelina Marie. Not to mention 4 fur babies; 3 cats Oscar (Mr. handsome), Maddy (Maddog kitty cat) Vixen (baby kitty), and last but not least Gemma (pink pitty), a 14 year old pitty with the heart and soul of a puppy. All were rescued and given a 2nd chance at life.
Gina is also the author of; Cutlets - A tail about friends, foes and a furever home and Cutlets and the Scat Cats greet the Alien. |
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