My Very First Mother Goose Puzzle Book
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MY VERY FIRST MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE BOOK, VOLUME 1, is a very unique mix of nursery rhymes and beautifully rendered illustrations. Every illustration in this volume includes two blended nursery rhymes with two associated nursery rhymes, and a few simple questions. This is where my book differs as every Mother Goose book previously written follows the same format: Use the age-old rhymes and change the illustrations.
I have taken Mother Goose to a whole new level of fun for young and old alike. Beginners learn the wonderful world of puzzles and how to solve them, while simultaneously learning to count and recognize colors. Adults and older children also can have fun as they attempt to solve the forty-eight puzzle challenges featured in the back of the book. It’s great entertainment for family gatherings, birthday’s, and other parties. Do you think you know Mother Goose? Are you up for fun and challenges for the whole family? If so, go for it! Volumes 2 through 6 will have you anxiously awaiting their arrival.
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About the Book
Do you think you know Mother Goose? Are you up for fun and challenges for the whole family? In My Very First Mother Goose Puzzle Book, author Richard Mickelson and illustrator Patty Fleckenstein have taken Mother Goose to a whole new level of fun for young and old.
Through a unique mix of nursery rhymes and beautifully rendered illustrations, it introduces children to the timeless Mother Goose nursery rhymes and engages them in counting, recognizing colors, and the joy of solving puzzles. Each picture contains a unique visual blending of two nursery rhymes where the reader decides which characters in the pictures go with each rhyme.
Filled with the wonderful world of puzzles to help develop children’s observation skills and memory, My Very First Mother Goose Puzzle Book teaches life situations through forty-eight rhymes and twenty-four illustrations.
About the Author
Richard Mickelson lives in Tully, New York, where he enjoys creating his many stories such as his two chapter books, The Wizard of Oz, Where is He Now? and The Frog Who Jumped over the Moon, and his eight Richie the Teddy Bear Books.