Leopard's

About the Book

Leoppard’s A Child’s World hopes to invite readers of all ages to its wild and romping world.  Though it is primarily meant to help direct parents in their interests with raising children to meet their own talents in language and learning and also interpersonal skills, it is a compiled reader that children of several ages can also read together and share ideas over.

The book is divided into two sections and follows the archaic format of a Puritan Hornbook.  The first section makes a conversation out of ordinary school lessons that children will meet anywhere between the ages of three and thirteen.  The second section develops language concepts which relate to the child’s world of learning usually in his own community or learning center.

Finally, this Hornbook approach hopes to lend appeal to lasting virtues in a child’s learning experiences and to act as a family reference therefor.

About the Author

David-Charlemagne is a newly published author that has written books, stories and articles for the better part of thirty years. This is her first children’s book in print and it was meant to be an omnibus of many types of writings for many types of ages and also for the whole family to enjoy reading and discussing. Her education was from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where she also grew up and where she majored in English literature. Also in her background are courses in education and research studies and at one time, before she focused her attnetion specifically on writing and also research, the author had hoped to become a librarian or a high school teacher of English. David-Charlemagne is a chosen pen-name for other work-related reasons. She resides in northern Illinois where excursions to nearby Wisconsin with her long-time friend, Richlieu, is a favorite pasttime.