Creative Grammar books by Craig Manley - Series by Royal Fireworks Press

An ingenious and exuberant fantasia in which sci fi, fable, zany punning and computer wizardry join forces to make learning grammar both accessible and fun. Peter Kemp, noted literary critic.

Scared of grammar? Terrified of syntax? Well, just follow the path and adventures of GrahamRQuest.doc and you too, with the help of the fanboys and the punctuation patrol, will help save the parts of speech from evil Captain Cliché and his henchmen, Danger and Warning. Donna Leon, author.

The Rammarg Files is the story of the quest to rescue the Grammar Chick and restore The Golden Grammar Book with a commentary provided by Radio Nounistan. It is a vehicle for encountering all the parts of speech and so much else in a truly unique way that will appeal to gifted children.

This hilarious and clever computer fiction takes you to a world where the grammar files are lost in cyberspace; where the rules of grammar do not apply and where Captain Cliché menaces all. The Grammar Chick has been imprisoned, and The Golden Grammar Book has been lost.

Open questions, writing assignments, analysis and more than 50 reproducible pages of exercises to enrich the teaching of grammar in a way that has never been possible before!

By Craig Manley author of The Rammarg Files, it is based, chapter by chapter, on this extraordinary, off-the wall, sci-fi meets computer fiction, fantasia of grammar.

"Transition Man used to be Transmission Man discussing the ins and outs of car transmissions on a radio car talk show Tuesdays at midnight.  Since the m dropped out of his Transmission, he has transformed into Transition Man, who now talks about his new-found mission of transitions instead of transmissions.  His love of words is infectious.  He guides us along the journey through the various stages of transitional glory with his sights set on the day when all of us will raise our hands together in transitional fervor.  Along his inspirational trip, Transition Man holds our collective hands tenderly as he expands on the intricacies of these essential, yet often misunderstood forms of bridging ideas, and listeners call in with their own transitional concerns, worries, anxieties for further guidance.  This book brings together all the transcripts of Transition Man's transitional explanations so you don't have to stay up late on Tuesday nights anymore.  Join us for the fun."

There are other books by Craig Manley in the Creative Grammar series.