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This short book introduces kids to the SVO structure of the English language by having them define and identify subjects, verbs, and objects. It is an activity book where they fill out the pages as they go. It is a good introduction to the basics of grammar. I was surprised they did not discuss the difference between direct and indirect objects, though.

Unfortunately for my purposes, this book was not helpful to me. However, I do say that people should give it a try. Because of these points, I have to give this a 3 out of 5 stars.

Wonderful educational and illustrated children's book that helps children learn words in sentences. What a refreshing way to teach and entertain.

A wonderful children's book that helps young readers understand the foundational parts of making a complete sentence. The book is designed to capture the attention of children who struggle with reading, and the beautiful illustrations and relatable characters make it a joy to read. The book encourages cultural diversity, emotional intelligence, self-belief, and acceptance of differences, making it a valuable addition to any child's bookshelf.

A children's book that teaches the foundational parts of making a complete sentence. The book is designed to capture the attention of young readers who struggle with reading if English is not their mother tongue, or if the education system has failed them due to a lack of resources or overcrowded classrooms. The book is complete with beautiful and relatable characters and illustrations that encourage cultural diversity, emotional intelligence, self-belief, and acceptance of differences, including LGBTQ+.

What a wonderful book to practice writing and learning grammar in a fun and engaging way. This book is perfect for kids from kindergarten through third grade. The illustrations could have been a little better, but all in all this book does a great job of having kids engage with it and try to learn at the same time. My 6 year old had a fun time with it, but my 4 and 2 year old were too young for it.