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Ezra and the Letter E
Photos and illustrations provide visual cues for readers to learn about the letter 'e' and the types of sounds it makes within words.
24 pages, Library Binding
First published August 1, 2003
About the author
Cynthia Amoroso
292 books2 followersPer Library of Congress Authorities:
670 __ |a E-mail from author, 25 April 2011: |b (Remarried and changed surname to Amoroso; several series being re-issued under new name)
Previous/other names:
Cynthia Klingel
Cynthia A. Klingel
670 __ |a E-mail from author, 25 April 2011: |b (Remarried and changed surname to Amoroso; several series being re-issued under new name)
Previous/other names:
Cynthia Klingel
Cynthia A. Klingel
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April 12, 2024
Young readers can grow in their personal relationship with the Letter E, though their friendship with cute little Ezra.
Just as real-life Ezra might be a cool soccer player who also plays the flute... Reader here learn how:
"The letter e makes two different sounds.
One sound is the long sound, like in the word eagle.
The other sound is the short sound, like in the word eggplant."
Hey, Goodreaders, I guess the SILENT SOUND of the Letter E is considered too advanced for now. Like, perhaps, the notion that Ezra's house contains a printing press. You know, for the little family counterfeiting biz. (Joke!)
Color coding of words that contain the letter E makes the point, again and again: E is your friend.
Two of the so-exotic words in this book are ELEPHANT and EAGLE. That kid, the letter E, embodied by Ezra -- could become a reader's friend for life. No wonder I'm giving this kid lit triumph FIVE STARS!
Just as real-life Ezra might be a cool soccer player who also plays the flute... Reader here learn how:
"The letter e makes two different sounds.
One sound is the long sound, like in the word eagle.
The other sound is the short sound, like in the word eggplant."
Hey, Goodreaders, I guess the SILENT SOUND of the Letter E is considered too advanced for now. Like, perhaps, the notion that Ezra's house contains a printing press. You know, for the little family counterfeiting biz. (Joke!)
Color coding of words that contain the letter E makes the point, again and again: E is your friend.
Two of the so-exotic words in this book are ELEPHANT and EAGLE. That kid, the letter E, embodied by Ezra -- could become a reader's friend for life. No wonder I'm giving this kid lit triumph FIVE STARS!
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