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    A Study of More Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #3
    A Study of Poetry: Anthology of Wonder, #4
    A Study of Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #2
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    Anthology of Wonder Series

    By Melanie Chelpka

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    About this series

    A Study of Poetry: #4 Anthology of Wonder Series is a collection of 125 narrative, dramatic, and lyrical poems with annotations from a Christian Biblical perspective. Complete with an elementary "Let's Practice" using a familiar patriotic ballad, examples of stylistic techniques with definitions, how to analyze poetry, and a glossary this book is sure to provide a stimulation of thought and form. A Study of Poetry contains the known greats such as Yeats, Longfellow, Tennyson, and even perhaps a few less familiar poets like Alexander Posey.

     

    This collection cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview. It is an educational resource intent upon developing the novice's burgeoning appreciation with questions after each poem to explore thematic concepts with scripture references, songs, hymns, and ancillary readings. This study is designed for general readers, group discussions, book clubs, young scholars (grades 6-12), and homeschooling families.

     

    The whole family can read aloud together while gently stretching their imaginations from famous poets around the world. Hopefully, this collection will help those who are indifferent to poetry be more inclined to love it and those who find poetry pleasurable to love it more.

     

    Includes:

    Let's Practice: "America the Beautiful" by Katharine Bates

    How to Analyze Poetry

    Elements of Poetry

    Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMelanie Chelpka
    Release dateApr 30, 2021
    A Study of More Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #3
    A Study of Poetry: Anthology of Wonder, #4
    A Study of Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #2

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 2

      A Study of Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #2
      A Study of Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #2

      A Study of Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #2

      Melanie Chelpka
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      A Study of Short Stories: #2 Anthology of Wonder Series fosters moral character from start to finish. Features 28 tantalizing tales from children's literature, fairy tales, and folklore as well as American and British short stories. Cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview with carefully crafted study guides tailored for each selection including ancillary readings, poems, and hymns. By studying stories rich in tradition, culture, and history, we are presented with opportunities for self-education in virtue. Fun for the whole family is waiting at a turn of the page. Read together about choices made and consequences experienced without leaving the comfort of your home.   This collection is also a complete guide to close reading, critical thinking, and thoughtful writing about literature. It is perfect for young scholars grades 6-12, literature discussions, book clubs, and homeschooling. Immerse your imaginations with tales from diverse voices around the world. Challenge your writing style by studying the masters: Twain, Poe, Chesterton, and Doyle. A Study of Short Stories is an affordable collection of trusted classics from a Christian Biblical perspective.   Includes: Let's Practice: "The Frogs Asking for a King" by Aesop How To Analyze a Short Story Elements of A Short Story Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

      A Study of Short Stories: #2 Anthology of Wonder Series fosters moral character from start to finish. Features 28 tantalizing tales from children's literature, fairy tales, and folklore as well as American and British short stories. Cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview with carefully crafted study guides tailored for each selection including ancillary readings, poems, and hymns. By studying stories rich in tradition, culture, and history, we are presented with opportunities for self-education in virtue. Fun for the whole family is waiting at a turn of the page. Read together about choices made and consequences experienced without leaving the comfort of your home.   This collection is also a complete guide to close reading, critical thinking, and thoughtful writing about literature. It is perfect for young scholars grades 6-12, literature discussions, book clubs, and homeschooling. Immerse your imaginations with tales from diverse voices around the world. Challenge your writing style by studying the masters: Twain, Poe, Chesterton, and Doyle. A Study of Short Stories is an affordable collection of trusted classics from a Christian Biblical perspective.   Includes: Let's Practice: "The Frogs Asking for a King" by Aesop How To Analyze a Short Story Elements of A Short Story Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

    • 3

      A Study of More Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #3
      A Study of More Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #3

      A Study of More Short Stories: Anthology of Wonder, #3

      Melanie Chelpka
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      This book is a continuation of A Study of Short Stories and picks up where it left off. A Study of More Short Stories: #3 Anthology of Wonder Series fosters moral character from start to finish. Features 30 tantalizing tales from children's literature, fairy tales, and folklore as well as American and British short stories. Cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview with carefully crafted study guides tailored for each selection including ancillary readings, poems, and hymns. By studying stories rich in tradition, culture, and history, we are presented with opportunities for self-education in virtue. Fun for the whole family is waiting at a turn of the page. Read together about choices made and consequences experienced without leaving the comfort of your home.   This collection is also a complete guide to close reading, critical thinking, and thoughtful writing about literature. It is perfect for young scholars grades 6-12, literature discussions, book clubs, and homeschooling. Immerse your imaginations with tales from diverse voices around the world. Challenge your writing style by studying the masters: Twain, Poe, Chesterton, and Doyle. A Study of More Short Stories is an affordable collection of trusted classics from a Christian Biblical perspective.   Includes: Let's Practice: "The Slave and the Lion" by Aesop Narrative Composition Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

      This book is a continuation of A Study of Short Stories and picks up where it left off. A Study of More Short Stories: #3 Anthology of Wonder Series fosters moral character from start to finish. Features 30 tantalizing tales from children's literature, fairy tales, and folklore as well as American and British short stories. Cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview with carefully crafted study guides tailored for each selection including ancillary readings, poems, and hymns. By studying stories rich in tradition, culture, and history, we are presented with opportunities for self-education in virtue. Fun for the whole family is waiting at a turn of the page. Read together about choices made and consequences experienced without leaving the comfort of your home.   This collection is also a complete guide to close reading, critical thinking, and thoughtful writing about literature. It is perfect for young scholars grades 6-12, literature discussions, book clubs, and homeschooling. Immerse your imaginations with tales from diverse voices around the world. Challenge your writing style by studying the masters: Twain, Poe, Chesterton, and Doyle. A Study of More Short Stories is an affordable collection of trusted classics from a Christian Biblical perspective.   Includes: Let's Practice: "The Slave and the Lion" by Aesop Narrative Composition Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

    • 4

      A Study of Poetry: Anthology of Wonder, #4
      A Study of Poetry: Anthology of Wonder, #4

      A Study of Poetry: Anthology of Wonder, #4

      Melanie Chelpka
      0 ratings
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      A Study of Poetry: #4 Anthology of Wonder Series is a collection of 125 narrative, dramatic, and lyrical poems with annotations from a Christian Biblical perspective. Complete with an elementary "Let's Practice" using a familiar patriotic ballad, examples of stylistic techniques with definitions, how to analyze poetry, and a glossary this book is sure to provide a stimulation of thought and form. A Study of Poetry contains the known greats such as Yeats, Longfellow, Tennyson, and even perhaps a few less familiar poets like Alexander Posey.   This collection cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview. It is an educational resource intent upon developing the novice's burgeoning appreciation with questions after each poem to explore thematic concepts with scripture references, songs, hymns, and ancillary readings. This study is designed for general readers, group discussions, book clubs, young scholars (grades 6-12), and homeschooling families.   The whole family can read aloud together while gently stretching their imaginations from famous poets around the world. Hopefully, this collection will help those who are indifferent to poetry be more inclined to love it and those who find poetry pleasurable to love it more.   Includes: Let's Practice: "America the Beautiful" by Katharine Bates How to Analyze Poetry Elements of Poetry Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

      A Study of Poetry: #4 Anthology of Wonder Series is a collection of 125 narrative, dramatic, and lyrical poems with annotations from a Christian Biblical perspective. Complete with an elementary "Let's Practice" using a familiar patriotic ballad, examples of stylistic techniques with definitions, how to analyze poetry, and a glossary this book is sure to provide a stimulation of thought and form. A Study of Poetry contains the known greats such as Yeats, Longfellow, Tennyson, and even perhaps a few less familiar poets like Alexander Posey.   This collection cultivates critical thinking and promotes a Christian worldview. It is an educational resource intent upon developing the novice's burgeoning appreciation with questions after each poem to explore thematic concepts with scripture references, songs, hymns, and ancillary readings. This study is designed for general readers, group discussions, book clubs, young scholars (grades 6-12), and homeschooling families.   The whole family can read aloud together while gently stretching their imaginations from famous poets around the world. Hopefully, this collection will help those who are indifferent to poetry be more inclined to love it and those who find poetry pleasurable to love it more.   Includes: Let's Practice: "America the Beautiful" by Katharine Bates How to Analyze Poetry Elements of Poetry Stylistic Techniques: Schemes and Tropes

    Author

    Melanie Chelpka

    Melanie Chelpka is a Northern Arizona University alumna and Merit Scholar. Growing up abroad fostered her passion for history. In addition to being a lifelong learner, she is zealous in assisting others in their pursuit of knowledge, truth, beauty, and goodness. She’s a redeemed sister in Christ, a devoted wife, homeschool veteran, voracious reader, and Boston Terrier aficionado. The author resides in Northern Arizona with her husband and daughter.

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