Grammy’s Great Books Ltd. has recently published a new English language self-help phonics and grammar reference book. This book, designed and written by a retired teacher and her husband, is the book she wished she had during her teaching career.
         
     Grammy’s Grammar at a Glance, possibly the most comprehensive English language phonics and grammar book ever written, should be an essential addition to everyone's personal reference library.

     Grammy’s Grammar at a Glance is a self-help guide and resource book written for students, parents, and teachers. This reference manual, beneficial for all grade levels, should also be an invaluable resource for anyone who is beginning to learn the English language or anyone who is interested in literacy or the specifics of the English language.  

     This 418 page manual provides a comprehensive analysis of phonetic terminology and grammatical terms – definitions, analyses, rules, guides, answers, and examples only – it is not a workbook.
         
     Included in this book is an easy-to-learn phonetic method to help achieve an acceptable pronunciation of a word, some rules and guides to follow for the correct spelling of a word, and some examples of words and their meaning(s).
    
     The authors have defined and analyzed the eight parts of speech, illustrated their different functions in sentences, and demonstrated how the words form grammatical constructions – phrases, clauses, and finally, sentences.

     The extensive table of contents and comprehensive index should provide quick access to the numerous definitions, demonstrated concepts, and examples in this book.

Grammy’s Grammar at a Glance, a resource book for literacy, has the following features:

   ~ 2 books in one (phonics and grammar)

  ~ a 20 page table of contents

  ~ an 8 page index

  ~ numerous charts

  ~ an informative poem – Grammar in a Nutshell 

  ~ phonetic rules, definitions, and examples

  ~ grammatical rules, definitions, and examples

  ~ a comprehensive section for each part of speech

  ~ a summary at the end of most sections

  ~ punctuation guidelines with examples