Gross Garden Gobbler: Dyslexia-friendly version

Gross Garden Gobbler: Dyslexia-friendly version - Paperback

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Gross Garden Gobbler: Dyslexia-friendly version

Gross Garden Gobbler: Dyslexia-friendly version - Paperback

by Andrew Ashcroft
$10.13
Sale price  $10.13 Regular price 

Book Overview

Grimeton's gardens are being gobbled. The kids think it must be aliens. Miss Stern blames Mr Gross!The intended audience for this story is children aged 5 to 10.The intention with this version of Gross Garden Gobbler is to make it more readable for readers with dyslexia. It is printed with a large sans serif font on cream paper. There are no words written in capital letters or italics. the text is left-adjusted. Even the text on the cover has been made easier to read with a matt finish.It is also cheaper than the colour version, but still as funny and exciting to read or listen to!

ISBN9781518872594
Author Andrew Ashcroft
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedOctober 2015
LanguageENG- English
Pages88
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Andrew Ashcroft

Andrew Ashcroft is best known for the Gross series of stories. These stories feature a small monster, Mr Gross, and describe how he helps the people of Grimeton out of different predicaments. Being Gross by name and by nature, Mr Gross' solutions are always delightfully disgusting. These stories were written with younger school-aged children in mind. They are fun to read aloud and listen to, using a rich but simple language. They are also written in short chapters with a generous use of illustration. The font used is sans serif and one version of each book is printed on cream-coloured paper, the intention to make it more readable for readers with dyslexia. Having been a teacher of children aged 6 to 16 and having an interest in their special needs, Andrew Ashcroft's background has helped to form these stories. Another factor is that he still hasn't matured much beyond his target audience so he knows what they like. He lives with his wife, three sons and two guinea pigs and dreams up new stories as he scrapes, hammers and paints their big old seaside house. Andrew has also compiled a survival kit for anyone making Christmas crafts with children. It is called Christmas! Basic Photocopiable Christmas Crafts For Kids Find out more on andrewashcroft.net Facebook: facebook.com/natterjack.gross

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