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    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus
    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus
    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus
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    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus

    By Dee Kyte

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    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus is the fourth book in the My Dinosaur Alphabet series, and it is a fun way for young children to learn their alphabet and some new words. The story follows Daniel as he goes on adventure to look for things beginning with the letter d, and he asks for the reader's help in doing this. Colourful illustrations make this book fun to read and learn.

    The author is a qualified teacher of English as a second language, and she has written the book in a simple format, so that it is easy to read and understand. The story is aimed at children from 2 to 6 years of age, including ESL children.

    The first 6 books in the series have now been released as ebooks, and were all featured in the top 20 New Releases in the Early Learning category on Amazon.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDee Kyte
    Release dateMay 6, 2019
    ISBN9780463367322
    D is for... Daniel the Diplodocus
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    Dee Kyte

    Hello! I have lived in England all my life, have been married for more than 30 years, and I have a grown-up son. I am a qualified teacher of English as a second language. It is through teaching young Chinese children online, that I came across the idea for my books. I realised that children like to learn through stories that are humorous, especially those with pictures, but they don’t always have a long attention span, so prefer short stories. Put that all together and you get the Fun to Learn and My Dinosaur Alphabet series. There are 10 ebooks in the Fun to Learn series, and these are also available in paperback through Amazon. The ebooks in the My Dinosaur Alphabet series have recently been in the top-selling New Releases in the Early Learning Category on Amazon. When not writing or teaching English as a second language, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, walking, travelling and eating out. See you soon.

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