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Schoolside Press

Publishers of the Award-winning Children's Geography Books 'The Little Man In the Map: With Clues to Remember All 50 States' and 'The Little Man In the Map Teaches the State Capitals!'; written by E. Andrew Martonyi, and illustrated by Michael Roberts and Ed Olson.

Author Andrew MartonyiChildren’s book author E. Andrew Martonyi’s affinity for travel, his constant search for new things to see, and his granddaughter’s fascination with his trips inspired him to study the U.S. map from a new angle.  What he discovered and developed he now shares with all children to help them learn the states.



Little Man in the Map - Andrew MartonyiThe Little Man In the Map: With Clues to Remember All 50 States

This is definitely a winner! Anyone with youngsters at the age where it is time to learn the 50 states would welcome a copy. It is cleverly written and the illustrations are fun and convincing. The method of introducing the states in sections, with each state having it's own unique illustration and easy-to-remember verse, is a great idea. The book features Mr. Mim, an embodiment of fun and imagination, that takes the reader on a trip through the states.


The Little Man In the Map, captures and presents a new method that uses mnemonics and rhyming lessons to teach U.S. geography. Mr. Mim's positive energy makes what could be a daunting task, a fun-filled experience--and I am guessing the parents will learn along with their children. It is a great learning method that could easily be used for other subjects. The flavor of each state comes alive, enticing the child to want to learn more and visit each state. Children love to show off when they learn and remember something--and this is a book that will encourage that positive experience.


The Little Man in the Map Teaches the States - Andrew Martonyi
The Little Man In the Map Teaches the State Capitals!

Children’s book innovative learning tool for U.S. geography. Learning and remembering all 50 state capitals of the United States of America has never been easier.  In response to requests from fans of his first book, author E. A. Martonyi has authored 'The Little Man In the Map Teaches the State Capitals!' Adhering to the proven method of its predecessor, this eagerly awaited new book also uses mnemonic devices that make learning easy and fun.


Is it possible to learn all fifty state capitals in one hour?  The first book helped readers of many ages easily learn the name, shape, and location of each of the U.S. states.  Now, through clever word associations, simple, catchy rhymes, and humorous cartoon illustrations, 'The Little Man In the Map Teaches the State Capitals!' will help them to quickly and effectively learn and remember the capital city of each state.  

Learn more and purchase books online from School Side Press at www.SchoolSidePress.com




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