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    G, H, I Versability
    G, H, I Versability
    G, H, I Versability
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    G, H, I Versability

    By Roger J. Maderia

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    VERSABILITY takes the enjoyment of verse that you may have had with
    nursery rhymes, jingles or songs and puts it into a dictionary of common
    nouns. Then it takes these common nouns and groups them into categories
    rather than alphabetical order. Finally a RHYME TIME challenge is added
    to encourage repetition and a family or friendly game.
    Build a great vocabulary.
    Its one key to succeeding.
    Share some time together.
    Have some fun with reading.
    Enjoy!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris US
    Release dateApr 10, 2015
    ISBN9781503558342
    G, H, I Versability
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    Roger J. Maderia

    Roger Maderia was a teacher for 35 years in the town of Wilmington, MA. He always enjoyed poetry and tried to incorporate some of this enjoyment into his teaching. In his retirement, he has tried to use verse in advertisements and cards, along with song writing, label making, and story telling. He considers VERSABILITY as the ability to put any written work into verse and works at it diligently. As the father of five and the grandfather of fourteen, he now has a new audience for his verse. With his Books of Versability, he hopes to make that audience much larger.

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