What’s in the Pot?

Book Review by Tabitha Makumi, Enabling Support Foundation Communications and PR.

An early reading and learning children’s book filled with suspense in creative writing and reading is “What’s in the Pot?” where the character in early reading and learning prods the mother with an all too familiar question, “What’s in the pot?”

In early reading and learning, What’s in the pot, uses dialogue in creative writing to tell a creative story about an early reader and learner and his mother in the kitchen.

Teaching a kid in early reading and learning on spelling of vegatables such as carrot, melon and onions, What’s in the Pot, a creative book also teaches on sentence structuring in early reading and learning.

Authored by Crystal Warren, designed by Rat Western, illustrated by Hayley Alonzo and edited by Nabella Kalla, What’s in the Pot elaborates on question and answer format in creative writing which keeps an early learner engaged in conversation.

Get a copy of What’s in the Pot? at Book Dash and teach a kid on structuring sentences in early reading and learning by using words such as a stove, a basket, a pot, a table, plate, bread etc

This creative book is available in English.

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