Children S Books
Children S Books
An Introduction to Tintin and the Broken Ear
Published By Holly Franklin on 11/6/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Holly Franklin on 11/6/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
The Adventures of Tintin are classics in the world of comics. Tintin is a young reporter who solves mysteries with his faithful side kick the dog Snowy. The character was created by Herge who both wrote and illustrated the albums.Tintin and the Broken Ear is a classic from the adventure series and is believed to include a political subtext like many of Herge works.
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Buying Childrens Audio Books
Published By Bill Urell on 10/24/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Bill Urell on 10/24/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
If you think childrens audio books are just the good old stuff of nursery rhymes, fairy tales and a little music, then you've missed out lately. Check out some websites for the newest and most popular titles and you'll be surprised to find some really creative and entertaining audio stories and literature for kids. You also do not need to be stuck with kids audiobooks where readings are too bland or too syrupy.
When Dick Bruna came up with the idea of Miffy in 1955, he never would have guessed that over 50 years on she was going to be a super cool bunny and a worldwide phenomenon. In fact, when the character was first created she didn't even have a specific gender. It wasn't until Bruna actually started writing his first book that he decided that Miffy would look nice in a dress and so she became a little girl.
Early Pets to Potter Books
Published By Dustin Cannon on 10/4/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Dustin Cannon on 10/4/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Beatrix Potter created the famed children's bunny, Peter Rabbit. She was born in Kensington London in 1866, to a Victorian era family with several servants and a large house. A shy girl who spent many hours of every day alone, she learned art, music, reading and writing from her governess. A full time nurse was her other usual companion. Other than summers, her brother Bernard, six years younger than she, spent his time away at school.
When Dick Bruna came up with the idea of Miffy in 1955, he never would have guessed that over 50 years on she was going to be a super cool bunny and a worldwide phenomenon. In fact, when the character was first created she didn't even have a specific gender. It wasn't until Bruna actually started writing his first book that he decided that Miffy would look nice in a dress and so she became a little girl.
Harry Potter - Joanne's Dream
Published By Ron Berry on 08/17/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Ron Berry on 08/17/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Late in June of 1997 in London a publishing company released what was to become a cultural phenomenon. The book's author, a teacher, would go on to become a household name. Her journey would take her from Gloucestershire, England, where she was born, through Exeter, a town in the south coast of England where she went to university, to a job as a research assistant for Amnesty International and on to teaching.
Buying Childrens Audio Books
Published By Bill Urell on 07/24/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Bill Urell on 07/24/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
If you think childrens audio books are just the good old stuff of nursery rhymes, fairy tales and a little music, then you've missed out lately. Check out some websites for the newest and most popular titles and you'll be surprised to find some really creative and entertaining audio stories and literature for kids. You also do not need to be stuck with kids audiobooks where readings are too bland or too syrupy.
Early Pets to Potter Books
Published By Dustin Cannon on 06/12/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Dustin Cannon on 06/12/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Beatrix Potter created the famed children's bunny, Peter Rabbit. She was born in Kensington London in 1866, to a Victorian era family with several servants and a large house. A shy girl who spent many hours of every day alone, she learned art, music, reading and writing from her governess. A full time nurse was her other usual companion. Other than summers, her brother Bernard, six years younger than she, spent his time away at school.
Reading Dr. Seuss Books Makes Better Speakers
Published By Stephanie Ciccarelli on 05/30/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
Published By Stephanie Ciccarelli on 05/30/2007 in Children S Books. Ratings: Unrated
After years of reading books and of also reading stories to children, I've found that books by the late American author Dr. Seuss, also known as Theodor "Ted" Seuss Geisel (1904-1991), are by far the most energizing and useful publications where exercising your vocal and acting techniques are concerned.The works of Dr. Seuss present us with a wealth of tongue twisting, intellectually stimulating and highly unique pieces of copy to practice not only voice acting skills but preparation for any form of communications including public speaking, podcasting, storytelling and overcoming vocal difficulties such as stuttering and dyslexia.