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Silent Letters Loud and Clear
Silent Letters Loud and Clear

By By Robin Pulver Illustrated By Lynn Rowe Reed

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Mr. Wright's class is through with silent letters. The students can't hear silent letters. They make spelling too tricky. Should silent letters be banned forever? From the creators of Punctuation T...

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Punctuation takes a vacation
Punctuation takes a vacation

By Robin Pulver

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When all the punctuation marks in Mr. Wright's class decide to take a vacation, the students discover just how difficult life can be without them.

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Me First
Me First

By Robin Pulver, Lynn Rowe Reed

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Punctuation Takes a Vacation
Punctuation Takes a Vacation
Punctuation Takes a Vacation
Silent Letters Loud and Clear
Silent Letters Loud and Clear
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Happy Endings with CD

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