Learn French Through A Story- Une Equipe Très Loyale
Writer Author Carmelle Jolin
Christian Press Release
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Learning Tools
- Fiction No
August 8, 2012
Winter Park , FL- Announcing a new method of Learning French and know more than just a tourist vocabulary. You will have the basic Christian vocabulary that you will need. This book presents two great differences with other language manuals. First, the learners can follow a complete story and build up their vocabulary at the same time. Secondly, when they learn a word, they know one or two others that derived from the same root. The book is written for youth. It is meant for teens to build up their knowledge in the French language. It is easy and fun.
"Une Equipe Très Loyale" by Carmelle Jolin contains a vocabulary list with translations and transliteration guide for English speakers. The youth will learn important grammar rules that clarify the French way of making sentences. The whole family can benefit from the book.
Teens can relate to these young people who express their struggles, their joy and expectations. They will remember the words through a story that covers their day to day living. It is the story of a team of friends who grew up together in a typical multicultural church setting. The youth leader faces the challenge of living the words that he preaches. The story is based on Christian principles. Find this book at:
http://christianemusicebooks.webnode.com/products/product-2/
Carmelle Jolin is a French and Music Teacher who career is built around children and youth. She often translates articles from English to French. She is also an Architectural drafter with interest in arts and animation.
BOOK DESCRIPTION
A group of three long time friends receive new responsibilities. One of them becomes a youth pastor, and has to counsel the youth group. He tries his best to bring healing through the light of the Word, but at the end when an enemy slanders him, he faces the challenge of living the words of forgiveness that he had been advocating. The advantage of learning French through that book is that the interest of the reader keeps growing through a continuous and complete story. Each short section contains a vocabulary list, the translation of the word in English. When you know one noun, you know one or two others: a derived verb from the root and an adjective. Basic grammar rules and a transliteration chart of basic sounds are also included.
Sunday School Teaching
August 8, 2012
Winter Park, FL- Announcing a free Sunday school book with twenty lessons and verses to read from the Bible; you will find questions to ask the children and activities that go with the lessons. It doesn't promote any doctrine. The book is written for 5 to 10 years old.
"Sunday School Teaching", by Carmelle Jolin contains illustrations for better visualization. The lessons parallel the Old and the New Testament in simple themes like obedience, love and faith. Commentaries are non existent, that the lessons may highlight the Word only.
Carmelle Jolin is a French and Music Teacher who career is built around children and youth. She often translates articles from English to French. She is also an Architectural drafter with interest in art and animation. You can get a free copy from the freebies page at:
http://christianemusicebooks.webnode.com/
You can also view other books such as: "Amazing Songs", a Bible songs book with scores and chords; whose themes match the "Sunday School Teaching" book.
BOOK DESCRIPTION
"Sunday School Teaching" is a book with twenty lessons. It summarizes the basic of what a child should know from the Bible. The illustrations are in color and are electronically made. The teacher or parent will find many activity ideas to keep the children interested. The children will have a key verse to memorize based on the theme of the lesson.
http://christianemusicebooks.webnode.com/
April 19, 2012
Winter Park, FL- Announcing a new method of Learning French and know more than just a tourist vocabulary. This book presents two great differences with other language manuals. First, the learners can follow a complete story and build up their vocabulary at the same time. Secondly, when they learn a word, they know one or two others that derived from the same root. That method of learning captivates interest through that continuous story. The book is written for youth. It is meant for teens to build up their knowledge in the French language. It is easy and fun.
"Une Equipe Très Loyale" by Carmelle Jolin contains a vocabulary list with translations and transliteration guide for English speakers. The youth will learn important grammar rules that clarify the French way of making sentences. The whole family can benefit from the book.
Teens can relate to this group of young people who express their struggles, their joy and expectations. They will remember the words through a story that covers their day to day living. It is the story of a team of friends who grew up together in a typical multicultural church setting. The youth leader faces the challenge of living the words that he preaches. The story is based on Christian principles.
Carmelle Jolin is a French and Music Teacher who career is built around children and youth. She often translates articles from English to French. She is also an Architectural drafter with interest in arts and animation. You can get a copy at: Smashwords e-book store by visiting: www.smashwords.com/reader/read/152506
You can also view and other book on learning French through a story "Vision d'un Enfant" written for children 7 to 12 years.
For more information please visit:
www.smahwords.com
Une Equipe Très Loyale
Carmelle Jolin
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USA
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mcyrjolin@yahoo.com
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