The Monstrous Alphabet

by Nixie Fae, Dino Turull (Illustrator)

Overview

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This book is Dyslexic inclusive; it is printed in a font that everyone can read, including people with dyslexia.

Take a journey through the world of monstrous creature of all different cultures. We follow the ABC and learn through stories where these creatures are feared. An ABC book not for children alone. This book is a sort of field journal of different creatures and myths in different cultures from around the world. It tells about each creature in a beautiful poem written by a talented young lady. The illustrations are spot-on with the creepiness of each character coming through and keeping you wanting to know more.

Level Learner Books #6 - Short paragraphs, chapters, and exciting themes for the perfect bridge to chapter books.

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781643722764
Publisher:	Derby Press
Publication date:	10/03/2017
Series:	Dyslexic Inclusive
Edition description:	Dyslexic ed.
Pages:	38
Product dimensions:	6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.10(d)
Age Range:	13 - 18 Years

About the Author

Nixie is a young writer that loves the world beyond our own. She is amazing in her descriptions and style. She loves teaching people about stuff that they would not usually have available to them. Kenzie has been writing stories, and poems from a very young age. She feel in love with the written word early and reads anything she can get her hands on.

It is not necessary to approach Dino Turull's images with knowledge of their sources. These figures and oddities create their own other worldly atmosphere suitable to their own needs. Consisting of vibrant hues, illustrious backgrounds, and fantastic characters, these narrative artworks revel in their own cleverness. Technically and stylistically, they are brilliant. Playing with composition, he usually includes one to three focal points, depending on the story he is telling. Featuring a whirligig of color and a precision of line, the innovative images are emotionally driven; the artist takes the mood of each piece and twists it around, occasionally treating the viewer with a comedic touch. For narrative art to be effective, the stories they tell should challenge their viewers' curiosities; make them think. The works of this Academy of Art University educated artist surpass that requisite.