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Author:Martha M. HarrisonPublisher: Incanto Press
ISBN: 9781941217047
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Author:Martha M. Harrison
Publisher: Incanto
Press
ISBN: 9781941217047
Lady Emma lived in a land where witches, dragons and even trolls resided. She once fell under a spell from the witch and she felt lost but she knew just what to do. Not always did Emma find her own way out of trouble. Her father was there to help her and protect her. As Lady Emma grew, troubles didn't go away. She soon had a handsome Prince that was there to protect her during the good and bad times. Lady Emma was grateful for her father and the Prince's support over the years. In the mix of her maturing days she was proud to let her father and the Prince know:
“You sillies! I've got this! I can't wait and pout. When I get into mix-ups, I'll work myself out.”
And they all lived happily ever after.
Author Martha M. Harrison has created a delightful whimsical story about a young girl who learned to be independent all on her own. Rhyming and easy to read verse make for a fun read. Parents and teachers can use this guide as a tool to teach independence and open up dialogue on how and when to avoid trouble. Harrison is recognized as on of the leading authorities in Literacy Instruction for teachers and has trained over 2000 teachers in teaching reading and writing to children and young adults. She served as a designer of reading and writing curriculum and assessments for the State Departments of Education in Tennessee, Mississippi and Florida. For the past two decades, her passion for literacy has guided her teaching of children's and young adult literature and her successful authoring and implementation of reading and writing curriculum in education. She has conducted numerous workshops on comparing the works of Maurice Sendak and Theodor S. Geisel. She lives south of San Francisco in Burlingame, California and is a Professor at Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont California.