Traveling Here & Traveling There with Jennifer, Pony & Theodore Bear

Traveling Here & Traveling There with Jennifer, Pony & Theodore Bear is a collection of original poems in the style of Shakespeare's Sonnets written by author Joe Owens. The poems chronicle the adventures of Jennifer, a precocious 9 year old girl, and her imaginary friends, Pony and Theodore Bear. The poem Man in the Moon teaches them about science and space travel. To Market, To Market tells all about a fun day at a local outdoor market. And The Zoo teaches about differing opinions...
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Traveling Here & Traveling There with Jennifer, Pony & Theodore Bear is a collection of original poems in the style of Shakespeare's Sonnets written by author Joe Owens. The poems chronicle the adventures of Jennifer, a precocious 9 year old girl, and her imaginary friends, Pony and Theodore Bear. The poem Man in the Moon teaches them about science and space travel. To Market, To Market tells all about a fun day at a local outdoor market. And The Zoo teaches about differing opinions on keeping animals in the Zoo and the need to sometimes agree to disagree. Beautifully illustrated, the colorful drawings entertain and delight young readers and their parents and grandparents. Studies by Scholastic Inc and others support the notion that poetry captures the interest of children and allows them to learn to read better and earlier. It lets them easily understand ideas, follow the rhythm and musicality of the words, and to play with language. Traveling Here & Traveling There with Jennifer, Pony & Theodore Bear is book number one of two, the second titles, Read Along Poems & Stories to Share with Jennifer, Pony & Theodore Bear that continues the fun and adventures with four new poems. A percentage of royalties from the sale of both books go to War Child USA, an acclaimed humanitarian organization that works in conflict zones around the world to help children and families recover from war by providing them with access to education, protection from abuse and economic opportunities. For more on War Child visit: www.warchildusa.com