Discombobulated - Sawyer, Cate

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Résumé :
Can a rhinoceros squeeze through a tiny gap? Most certainly, probably … not, but I'd like to find out for sure. Fun with phonetics. Perfect for 4-7 year olds. Parents, think sneaking veggies in spaghetti bolognese. The words are delightful, lyrical, challenging. Inquisitiveness is encouraged. More than one million new neural connections are formed every second in the first few years of life. Learning new words IS fun, and a precursor to your child doing well in school! Happy days! Introducing Jerry and Paul to the Hawkeye family - look out for more of these feathered critters. Reviews: 'Cool, funny and oh so charming,' multi-award winning romance author, Amy Andrews. 'An absolute winner for adults and children alike. Cate Sawyer and Adriana Avellis as author and illustrator take all the confusion out of Discombobulated … the next supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!' Davide A Cottone, author of Shriek. 'Educational, funny and written with love. The gorgeously creative illustrations will keep you smiling. The text is clear and easy to say out loud. Highly recommended for children and bedtime readers,' Debbie Terranova, author of Enemies Within These Shores.

Biographie:
Cate Sawyer is cheeky, tough, soft, the protector of correct grammar, Grand Poobar of pronunciation. She dislikes bullies. She loves challenges, exotic and unusual words, and making you laugh.