Creativity And Reading!

A new rhyming children's book by author Nancy Campbell aims to help foster positive reading habits for kids at an early age. The book, titled "Learning Time," is a unique, moving story that is sure to bring smiles.

2011-11-15

JACKSON, TN, November 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Want to find out what really keeps children interested in learning? Nancy Campbell Author of LEARNING TIME children's book, claims there are better ways to help Children enjoy learning. Campbell has worked with children for several years. The Author says" It is best to foster positive reading habits for kids at an early age. CREDENTIALS: Motivational speaker, Author of children's book LEARNING TIME. She holds a Medical Certification and one in Early Childhood Education. The author also received the Editor's Choice award for her poetry in 2004. She is a member of the National Association of Professional Women (NAPW), and she has appeared on numerous TV and Radio shows, The Author's TV Show, The Artist First Network, affiliated with CBS. Her charities include: The Carl Perkins Center to help abused children and St. Jude Children's Hospital, and donates books to local businesses. The author also Volunteers at local events. AVAILABILITY: TN, nationwide by arrangement and via telephone and skype; last-minute availability. CONTACT: Nancy Campbell, 731-928-0473 (TN); happyreading4u@yahoo.com Check out free stuff, and our gift shop, we have something for everyone. http://www.like2read.webs.com or http://www.twitter.com/happyreading4u ISBN: 978-1-4343-9132-2

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[Press-News.org] Creativity And Reading!
A new rhyming children's book by author Nancy Campbell aims to help foster positive reading habits for kids at an early age. The book, titled "Learning Time," is a unique, moving story that is sure to bring smiles.