Archie's Awful Apples Making Alliteration Fun For All Types.
By Nicky Gaymer-Jones
Can calm Archie turn an angry ant and troublesome apple into a peaceful solution?
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What is Archie's Awful Apples Making Alliteration Fun For All Types. about?
Archie is having an awful day. An angry ant and a troublesome apple are causing him plenty of aggravation, but perhaps sharing and staying calm can solve the problem. With lively alliteration, playful rhymes and cheerful illustrations, young readers follow Archie as he learns about managing emotions, living peacefully and being considerate. The repeated use of the letter A makes this a fun read-aloud and a gentle way for children to practise early reading sounds.
About the author
Nicky Gaymer-Jones is a children’s author who creates playful, read-aloud stories filled with cheerful characters and memorable word patterns. Their books include Little Larry Loses His Little Lucky Lobster Down the Loo, Ken’s Ketchup Covered Kittens and Ollie the Owl of Osteen. These fun tales help young readers enjoy sounds, silly ideas and the magic of books.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2020
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