This is a collection of my writing and correspondence with a few bits of poetry and random thoughts mixed in. I started this blog after learning that some of my letters had an uplifting quality.
In the pages of this blog you will find my real life trials and tribulations, the nature of what I think is truth, and the dust and grit of my real life.
Prepositions (Language Rules!) by Ann Heinrichs is a book about
the English language. The subject being prepositions makes it a little hard for me to take in the data so it's one of those books I'd like to hold on to because I have so much trouble with the topic. After that, all the books in this set are learning books with fun imagery that will make children happy just by looking at them. They are very well made and the slick cover is stain resistant. Who should read this book? Everyone. Books read: 99 of 5000
Adverbs by Ann Heinrichs is a comical explanation of what an
adverb is and how to use one. In terms of what it is the book will engage your children with fun imagery. This is a book populated with fun animals and monsters that will show your child a good time. Unfortunately, adverbs are hard to define and this book didn't leave me with a firm understanding after one read. Part of the problem is that adverbs can be word or phrases and that wasn't covered all that well. All in all, I still wish I had this book as a kid and out of all of the books by Heinrichs I think this is the one any parent should own. Who should read this book: Everyone Books read: 88 of 5000
"Interjections" by Ann Heinrichs is a book that defines interjections
as a part of English speech. This is an informative book that entertains you with images. I have to say that if I had this book when I was a kid I would have loved the monsters inside of it. Now as a grown man I still love them. This is a great example of how learning can be made fun. Who should read this book? Kids who love monsters. Books read: 85 of 5000
