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The Alphabet for Life by Fran Norris

Genre: Picture Book
Source: Faye Rogers
Amazon

About The Book

An alphabet book with a difference! Who said A is for Apple? Why not A is for Acceptance?!
Let’s learn the alphabet using words that will inspire and empower everyone to thrive in life!
Packed with fun illustrations and thoughtful quotes and themes, The Alphabet For Life is a unique children’s book the whole family can enjoy and learn from for a lifetime.

My Thoughts

Having a little one makes me search for unusual and original learning material for him.
That’s why I liked the book “The Alphabet for Life”, it is an alphabet to learn new words and teach the little ones the best attitude towards the world.
The letters are big and easy to read for the little ones, but there are some interesting quotes on each letter referred to the world. The quote would need to be read by an adult, because they are not easy to understand and it will be better if they are explained and discussed more in detail. Some of them may be a little difficult to understand, but all of them are famous quotes that any adult will know. It’s a way to show the little ones the double sense of the words and how it would be the best way to live a happy and full life.
I found this book really interesting and colourful; perfect to attract the little ones’ interest and it’s full of characterized animals and original illustrations.

About The Author

Fran Norris is a mother of two living in Devon.
Like most parents, her daily life largely involves coming up with creative approaches to making the good-for-you stuff enjoyable and appealing to children. She believes that education should nurture our natural curiosity and empower each individual to reach their fullest potential.
Inspired by the playful way children approach any task, from brushing their teeth to eating toast, Fran is convinced that fun should be at the core of all learning.
As a former scientist, Fran approaches life as a wonderful experiment and loves to question everything. Her children provide a never-ending source of mystery and challenges to be solved. Creating THE ALPHABET OF LIFE reconnected Fran with her love of drawing and painting, encouraging her to work as an illustrator now.