Resource: Tales of Fort Word Texas-Book

received this as the moderator, it is an advertisement for a book that supposedly is good for all types of readers. Read on it you are interested, delete if you are not…Tabbi

“This book should be in every classroom, library and home.” Dr. Mary Seay, PhD., Graduate School Studies in Education, Schreiner University (see testimonials www.fortword.com)

Tabitha Orr: You can empower all students with a higher vocabulary while reinforcing basic reading skills. Special needs readers, as well as our gifted readers learned the meanings of these words easily with the help of:

Deleterious Delbert

Soporific Sophie

and Furtive Fernando!

Announcing the arrival of The Tales of Fort Word, Texas,

a humorous book with high vocabulary that is fun and easy to learn, turning reluctant readers into avid readers. Go to www.fortword.com to learn more about this multi-faceted book based on the latest brain and learning research.

We are delighted to announce that The Tales of Fort Word, Texas has been nominated for the 2007 Boston Globe Horn Book Award as well as the 2007 National Book Foundation Award. We are dedicated to making all students reach success the easiest and quickest way possible.

Sincerely,

Ms. Mac

Award-winning Teacher &

Author of 10 Memory Enhancement Books

325-365-2048 972-679-READ

*Note:

Diamond Hill Elementary, Fort Worth, Texas ordered 9 copies for their library! Faith Christian Academy, McKinney, Texas ordered 10 copies! Lake County Florida Library Adult Literacy ordered 14 copies! & Natchez-Adams, Mississippi Schools ordered 10 copies for their library!

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We hope you enjoy the book and will spread the word.

The Tales of Fort Word, Texas has:

Large Font, Sufficient White Space, and Comic Sans Script: For the Dyslexic/SSS Reader

High Vocabulary: For the Gifted/Avid Reader (Over 5 dozen SAT® words)

Repetitive Pictures with Definitions: For the Short-Term Memory Reader

A Colored Lexicon and Colored Title Pages: For the Visual/Scotopic Sensitive Reader

Cartoon Characterizations: For the Language-Disordered/Reluctant Reader

Grouped Text: For the Speed Reader

Bordered Pages/Picture Frames: For the Visually-Oriented/Field-Dependent Reader

Red Highlighted Vocabulary: For the Attention-Deficit Reader

Preview Portraits at the First of Each Chapter: For the Analytical Reader

A Comprehensive Picture at the End of Each Chapter: For the Global Reader

Extensive Repetitive Illustrations both in parts and in whole: For the Visual Reader

Alliteration and Rhyme: For the Auditory Reader

An Over-sized Flexible Cover: For the Tactile/Concrete Reader

A Humorous Storyline: For the Reader who Likes to Laugh

A Moral: For the Reader who Needs and/or Enjoys a Lesson in Life

A Mystery: For the Reader Seeking a Challenge

An E-mail Page: For the Opinionated Reader

Hidden Definitions and Conundrums: For the Puzzle-Minded Reader

Diverse Characters: For the Reader of Diversity

A Memory Challenge: For the Self-Evaluating Reader

A Highly Entertaining Story to Listen to: For All Readers Young and Old