Punctuation personified: or, pointing made easy: Poetry Guide and Free Edition
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Punctuation personified: or, pointing made easy is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Stops, Mr..
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"Punctuation Personified: or, Pointing Made Easy by Mr. Stops" is an educational children’s book written in the 19th century. This whimsical treatise employs personification to teach young readers the importance and function of punctuation marks in writing. By integrating playful illustrations and engaging poetry, it provides a unique approach to understanding how punctuation can alter meaning in sentences. The narrative follows a young boy named Robert, who struggles with reading aloud clearly due to his rapid speech. This leads him to meet Mr. Stops, a character who personifies punctuation marks and explains their usage through various entertaining verses. Each punctuation mark, from the comma to the exclamation point, is introduced through charming illustrations and descriptions that highlight their functions and significance in reading and writing. The playful delivery not only captures the interest of children but also reinforces the foundational skills necessary for effective communication.
Book and edition facts
- Title: Punctuation personified: or, pointing made easy
- Author credits: Stops, Mr.
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- English language -- Punctuation -- Juvenile literature
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- Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
- Category: Language & Communication
- Category: Poetry
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