Fun With English - Wondrous Words (March'19)

Fun With English - Wondrous Words is a playful, educational activity book that invites young readers to explore the rich world of English vocabulary. From words that sound alike but mean different things to silent letters and lively wordplay, it treats language as an adventure. Written for curious kids who love puzzles, games, and stories, this book carries a warm, encouraging tone that makes learning feel exciting and accessible. Sonia Mehta guides readers through wordplay with clear, friendly language and approachable activities. The book is structured as a sequence of bite-sized lessons and hands-on challenges you can tackle in quick bursts or longer sessions. Each page invites you to try, test, and treasure new words, with practical tips and examples that help you remember tricky spellings and meanings. Reading this title is like having a patient mentor who makes language feel like play. In Fun With English - Wondrous Words, key concepts such as homophones, words with multiple meanings, synonyms and antonyms, noises (onomatopoeia), and silent letters are explored in a light, engaging way. The content is presented through interactive prompts, friendly puzzles, and approachable exercises designed to reinforce vocabulary while keeping the pace lively. The author’s warm, imaginative voice shines through, inviting young readers to notice, compare, and experiment with words as they read, write, and speak. Explores homophones and words with multiple meanings Includes onomatopoeia and silent-letter challenges Engaging activities that reinforce vocabulary through practice and play Clear, approachable writing in a kid-friendly design After finishing Fun With English - Wondrous Words, readers gain a broader vocabulary, better spelling, and more confidence to experiment with language in everyday writing and conversations. It leaves them curious and excited about words, helping them think differently about how language works and how to express themselves with clarity and imagination.