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    Poems For Children

    By Peggy Chan

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    About this ebook

    Reciting poems interactively with your children is a fun activity.The rhythm and sounds in these poems make it fun to recite. Easy repetitive phrases and colorful graphics catch the mood and tone of the poems.
    Short and easy to remember, children will soon learn to recite these poems and role play together with their parents.
    This poetry book makes for playful bonding between parent and child.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeggy Chan
    Release dateOct 30, 2018
    ISBN9781540181084
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    Poems For Children
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    Peggy Chan

    Peggy is a retired educator, holding an Honors Degree in English. She has published English grammar books in Malaysia: English Grammar: A Malaysian Student Guide and Casey and Penny’s Guide to English, a series of four books. She has also published the Yes, I Can Read series of well-loved tales, retold in simple language for young readers. Bragging rights include three children and four grandchildren. Her hobbies are golfing, traveling, reading and creative writing. Her short stories and non-fiction books are also available online. She also blogs at Blogger.com. www.swingingby.blogspot.com shares places of interest which she has traveled to. In www.bubblyluv.blogspot.com you can read the musings and random thoughts of an Asian woman straddling a liberated society and a conservative background.

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