THE DRAGON GRAMMAR BOOK: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom
by Diane Mae Robinson (Author), Breadcrumbs Ink (Illustrator)
Reviewed by S. S. Bazinet

Description: 2018 Four-Time Gold Medal Winning Book in Children’s Education.

Finally! An easy-to-understand English grammar book with fun grammar lessons for middle grades and up. An excellent education reference for classroom and homeschool grammar lessons.

The Dragon Grammar Book is the perfect grammar study guide to help readers learn the rules of grammar and improve language art skills with ease and enjoyment. From multi-award-winning children’s fantasy author, Diane Mae Robinson, The Dragon Grammar Book provides a fun and engaging approach to learning English grammar through easy-to-follow lessons, humorous example sentences, and chapter quizzes to conquer all those tricky grammar rules.

– Easy-To-Understand Lessons organized to gradually build on the basic grammar rules toward an intermediate level.
– Engaging Examples Sentences explain each grammar rule through a humorous and creative writing style.
– An Expansive Resource of grammar terminology, confusing words, punctuation rules, types of sentences and proper structure, parts of speech, verb agreement, and more.
– Quizzes with Answer Keys reinforce each lesson before proceeding to the next lesson.

Featuring the zany fantasy characters in the author’s international-award-winning The Pen Pieyu Adventures series, The Dragon Grammar Book is sure to be enjoyed by kids, teens, young adults, and the whole kingdom.

“Oriented toward pragmatic, real-world usage,The Dragon Grammar Book is a great resource for kids, their teachers, and anyone else who’d like to know more about language and how to use it. Most highly recommended.”–Jack Magnus for Readers’ Favorite.

Review: “For those of us who enjoy learning or remembering grammar the easy way.”
I’m sure THE DRAGON GRAMMAR BOOK is a wonderful book for kids, but it’s also a great reference book for writers like me. It helped to refresh my memory about grammar and the proper use of words. For example, I’d recently wondered about the difference between the words “a while and awhile.” I was happily surprised to find a chapter that addressed that very question. Then there’s the idea of comma usage. That can be a topic for debate, but THE DRAGON GRAMMAR BOOK set down some clear guidelines to follow. However, the guidelines also allowed for personal writing style. I found that section very refreshing.

The book also includes skill tests and answers which can help child or adult retain what they’ve learned. And as you’re reading and learning, you’ll be delighted to know that there is an adorable picture at the beginning of every chapter. I highly recommend this book for youngsters and for those of us who enjoy learning or remembering grammar the easy way.

Five stars for this excellent book.

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