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The book has four engaging stories for children, and each tale has one new English topic that the children can learn while reading the fun-filled stories.
Right from where the author introduces Coco Comma, the little English expert who loves reading books and often gets lost in them, and she can not stand people speaking wrong English.
In the first story, Coco Comma gets bitten by the rhyming bug, so she speaks only in rhyming words.
The words that have the same sound are rhyming words.
In the second story Alliteration Alley, everyone in the town, including Coco Comma, decides to participate in a competition where they should tell the longest alliteration possible.
Alliteration is when two words start with the same sound.
In the third story, Coco Comma searches for the book of idioms, while on the way, she adds the fun element of Idioms in every conversation she has with the people she meets.
An idiom is a group of words that together dont mean what the individual words appear to say.
The fourth story is about Alpha Bob, who sells seeds of the alphabet tree that is as intelligent as Coco, where the tree answers questions about Antonyms and synonyms that Coco Comma asks it.
I am sure you want to know what happened in the story of Rhymes and how the day of rhyme came into being.
To know who won in the competition of alliteration and if she found the lost book of idioms in the third story or not?
And how did the little English expert and the magical alphabet tree become friends in the final tale?
To find answers to all these questions and learn about these four English Topics with four joyful intriguing sleepytime tales and introduce English topics to the young ones in the easiest, engaging way so they enjoy the comic book and also remember the new English language concepts they had fun learning.
In the season of vivid painted Easter eggs, grab a copy of the book read and gift to children this festive season as it is the perfect gift to make children read, learn, and have fun.
About the book
The Book: Coco Comma is an English language ace. She keeps interrupting and correcting the townsfolk’s English, annoying everyone. With her nose buried deep in a book, she often walks into objects and bangs into people and furniture. Along with her best friend Sunny, Coco creates ridiculous rhymes, alliterates impossible sentences, uses hilarious idioms, and even encounters a magical alphabet tree!
About the Author
Sonia Mehta is a children’s writer who believes that sparking off a child’s imagination opens up a world of adventure. She has been writing for children for over two decades.
Her body of work is wide-ranging-she created one of India’s first dedicated children’s newspaper sections; conceptualized the Cadbury Bournvita Quiz Contest for TV; and has written books, songs, poems and stories for leading publishers in India, several African nations, the USA and the UK.
She lives in Mumbai and runs Quadrum Solutions, a content company she co-founded. She is also the co-founder of PodSquad, a retail children’s edutainment brand that firmly believes that children learn best when they are having fun.
Most days, Sonia can be found pounding away at her computer-when she is not playing with her dachshunds, the two little loves of her life.
About the Series
It’s bedtime! Time to settle down, get cosy and read some stories, with magical moments, oodles of entertainment and a little bit of learning. Meet some happy characters who love to know about . . . well, everything! Join them as they explore the world and discover fun things along the way.
Make sure to check out the other books in the series.
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