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# - The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom

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Four-Time Gold Medal Winning Book in Children/Teen Education . Updated Content October 2021 Finally! An easy-to-understand English grammar book with fun grammar lessons for middle grades. 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 linguistics. 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 linguistics. Most highly recommended."--Jack Magnus for Readers' Favorite. 2018 Book Excellence Awards, 1st Place Winner, Education & Academics. 2018 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards, Gold Winner, Children-Education. 2018 Literary Classics International Book Awards, Gold Winner, Educational Books. 2018 Lumen Award for Literary Excellence.

Review: ‘Which and that sentences are confusing to the whole kingdom, even the royal scribes.’ - Canadian author Diane Mae Robinson freely states `My mission in life is to inspire children to believe in the magic within themselves, to become heroes, and to accomplish great things' and to that end she is proceeding with her series of richly detailed imaginative fantasies focusing on a young princess who feels the need to be a knight - thus the perhaps confusing title of Sir Princess Petra. Diane earned her journalism diploma from the Schools of Montreal and an advanced diploma from the Institute of Children's Literature in Connecticut. She also teaches art and writing in addition to her own primary interest of writing her own novels. Though young and new to the field of publishing she has already been awarded honors and medals. Her books to date - SIR PRINCESS PETRA (3 novels in the PEN PIIEYU ADVENTURE Series), THE FOREST PAINTER each belonging to young adult fantasies. Now Diane turns to teaching – and ha selected to teach grammar (that disappearing art so often abused in the media and conversations as well as writing). Or as she states, ‘This book is not meant to be a comprehensive study of grammar but a helpful resource for those who need some of the basics in understanding word usages and proper sentence structures. Not all the grammar terms, their definitions, or usages are dealt with in this book.’ In her well-illustrated book she continues to se her beloved characters form previous successes to aid the reader. The organization and gradual advancement into concepts is well considered: Diane opens with grammar terminology (adjective, adverb, clause/sentence, conjunction, contraction, interjection, modifier, noun, participle, phrase, predicate, preposition. punctuation, subject/object, verb) and then the book blossoms into a teaching situation that is both informative and entertaining. While this book is visually one that young learners will enjoy, adults (and young adults) will find the information more useful that school textbooks. The figures from her previous books keep it light but make no mistake; THIS is a fine grammar lesson! Diane’s thirteen awards earned for her other books will soon be matched by all manner of awards for this very fine teaching tool. Grady Harp, January 18
Review: Diane Mae Robinson has created a wonderful resource with this collection of often confusing rules for ... - When I first looked at The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom, I thought, “piece of cake.” My degree is in English. My children are homeschooled. I see, and teach, this stuff all the time. I was very wrong about the book. Diane Mae Robinson has created a wonderful resource with this collection of often confusing rules for the English language. Robinson is also the author of a popular children’s series called The Pen Pieyu Adventures. She incorporates the characters from that series into this book to keep it interesting for kids of all ages. As she points out, even people who teach the subject have to regularly refresh their memory when it comes to certain rules of grammar. While this book is aimed at middle school children, it will become a regular on my bookshelf. I can see myself grabbing it frequently when I need to make sure I am using a word correctly or punctuating appropriately. The lessons in the book are very easy to read and understand. The explanations are written in a way that even the most grammar-challenged person can follow it. And after you read all the rules, there are practice questions in the book to help check your mastery of the rules. My favorite part of the book is when she offers explanations for the most confusing rules. I have learned these rules over and over throughout my life, and still ended up confused a few times. Robinson managed to make even the toughest rules easy to follow and, even a little fun. As much as I love the English language, even I have to admit that this is hard to do. The book begins with definitions for parts of speech. This is an important, and sometimes, overlooked step. Starting with the basics ensures that no one is left behind. Of course, most people know the definition of noun, verb and adjective, but how many people can definitively define squinting modifier or dangling participle off the top of their heads? My guess is not many. She then moves on to confusing words such as any more versus anymore and between versus among. These confusing word pairs are all too often used incorrectly. She covers those and so much more in this thoroughly entertaining manual. The quizzes at the end of each chapter really do help to make sure the reader has absorbed the lesson. It’s a quick, easy way to make sure it’s okay to move on to the next chapter. I really enjoyed this book. That’s not something I expected to say after reading a book about grammar. I am giving it a solid 5. It was well researched and well written. While I am not sure my kids would be as taken with it as I am, I do think it will become their go-to resource when they have a grammar question. I highly recommend this book for those with kids in school and people trying to learn English as a second language.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #19,957 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #13 in Study Skills (Books) #22 in Grammar Reference (Books) #53 in Children's Grammar Books (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 834 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Which and that sentences are confusing to the whole kingdom, even the royal scribes.’
*by G***P on January 30, 2018*

Canadian author Diane Mae Robinson freely states `My mission in life is to inspire children to believe in the magic within themselves, to become heroes, and to accomplish great things' and to that end she is proceeding with her series of richly detailed imaginative fantasies focusing on a young princess who feels the need to be a knight - thus the perhaps confusing title of Sir Princess Petra. Diane earned her journalism diploma from the Schools of Montreal and an advanced diploma from the Institute of Children's Literature in Connecticut. She also teaches art and writing in addition to her own primary interest of writing her own novels. Though young and new to the field of publishing she has already been awarded honors and medals. Her books to date - SIR PRINCESS PETRA (3 novels in the PEN PIIEYU ADVENTURE Series), THE FOREST PAINTER each belonging to young adult fantasies. Now Diane turns to teaching – and ha selected to teach grammar (that disappearing art so often abused in the media and conversations as well as writing). Or as she states, ‘This book is not meant to be a comprehensive study of grammar but a helpful resource for those who need some of the basics in understanding word usages and proper sentence structures. Not all the grammar terms, their definitions, or usages are dealt with in this book.’ In her well-illustrated book she continues to se her beloved characters form previous successes to aid the reader. The organization and gradual advancement into concepts is well considered: Diane opens with grammar terminology (adjective, adverb, clause/sentence, conjunction, contraction, interjection, modifier, noun, participle, phrase, predicate, preposition. punctuation, subject/object, verb) and then the book blossoms into a teaching situation that is both informative and entertaining. While this book is visually one that young learners will enjoy, adults (and young adults) will find the information more useful that school textbooks. The figures from her previous books keep it light but make no mistake; THIS is a fine grammar lesson! Diane’s thirteen awards earned for her other books will soon be matched by all manner of awards for this very fine teaching tool. Grady Harp, January 18

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Diane Mae Robinson has created a wonderful resource with this collection of often confusing rules for ...
*by J***N on June 30, 2018*

When I first looked at The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom, I thought, “piece of cake.” My degree is in English. My children are homeschooled. I see, and teach, this stuff all the time. I was very wrong about the book. Diane Mae Robinson has created a wonderful resource with this collection of often confusing rules for the English language. Robinson is also the author of a popular children’s series called The Pen Pieyu Adventures. She incorporates the characters from that series into this book to keep it interesting for kids of all ages. As she points out, even people who teach the subject have to regularly refresh their memory when it comes to certain rules of grammar. While this book is aimed at middle school children, it will become a regular on my bookshelf. I can see myself grabbing it frequently when I need to make sure I am using a word correctly or punctuating appropriately. The lessons in the book are very easy to read and understand. The explanations are written in a way that even the most grammar-challenged person can follow it. And after you read all the rules, there are practice questions in the book to help check your mastery of the rules. My favorite part of the book is when she offers explanations for the most confusing rules. I have learned these rules over and over throughout my life, and still ended up confused a few times. Robinson managed to make even the toughest rules easy to follow and, even a little fun. As much as I love the English language, even I have to admit that this is hard to do. The book begins with definitions for parts of speech. This is an important, and sometimes, overlooked step. Starting with the basics ensures that no one is left behind. Of course, most people know the definition of noun, verb and adjective, but how many people can definitively define squinting modifier or dangling participle off the top of their heads? My guess is not many. She then moves on to confusing words such as any more versus anymore and between versus among. These confusing word pairs are all too often used incorrectly. She covers those and so much more in this thoroughly entertaining manual. The quizzes at the end of each chapter really do help to make sure the reader has absorbed the lesson. It’s a quick, easy way to make sure it’s okay to move on to the next chapter. I really enjoyed this book. That’s not something I expected to say after reading a book about grammar. I am giving it a solid 5. It was well researched and well written. While I am not sure my kids would be as taken with it as I am, I do think it will become their go-to resource when they have a grammar question. I highly recommend this book for those with kids in school and people trying to learn English as a second language.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Creative Theme That Helps Teach Even the Most Basic Grammar Skills
*by K***N on May 25, 2018*

The Dragon Grammar Book: Grammar for Kids, Dragons, and the Whole Kingdom provides a thorough overview and lesson in English grammar. Author Diane Mae Robinson covers the basics of grammar in a way that is interesting and imaginative. Who would of thought that dragons would have a place in the teaching of grammar? They do, and Robinson uses them to add creative examples and a silly storyline to her book. The organization of the book is definitely its greatest strength. The book starts off with basic grammar terminology, providing in-depth definitions and examples of terms, such as adjective, adverbs, contraction, etc. I particularly liked this method of starting off with the terminology because if the reader is not an English teacher or student studying English, then he or she most likely isn’t familiar with the basic grammar terms. Even if you’ve learned grammar in school, which I’m sure we all have, it’s likely that you have forgotten exactly what each term means and how it helps comprise a sentence. Having this terminology as one of the first things in the novel gives the reader a basic foundation to understand the content of the rest of the chapters, and it also serves as a reference guide for the reader to look back on if needed. Next in the novel are the actual chapters, each one focusing on a component of grammar, and each using the characters from The Pen Pieyu Adventures to provide examples along the way. The use of this very specific theme makes the book a lot more interesting to follow and read. Someone who is interested in learning grammar or has even been forced to learn grammar would most likely reach for this book over the basic grammar textbook. Also, something noteworthy about the chapters in the book are that they include quizzes at the end to help test the reader’s knowledge of the content just covered. There are also two tests and answers to the tests at the very end of the book. The simple set up of the book as well as the quizzes and tests work well to present the information in a simple and informative manner as well as ensure that the reader understands the information and lessons that are being presented. Even though the book’s imaginative theme is what makes it interesting, it can also be seen as a small weakness. The actual content of the book can pretty much be used by anyone that is required to learn the basics of grammar or anyone who is just wanting to brush up on their grammar. However, the dragon theme to the book likely only makes it targetable to a younger audience. To clarify, this book could be useful in an elementary or even middle school classroom, but it would not be taken as seriously within a high school or college classroom. Overall, Diane Mae Robinson does an excellent job of teaching the reader grammar in a way that is simple and imaginative. This book is rated a strong four.

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