From a tender age, I was captivated by the incredible worlds crafted by iconic authors like Alexandre Dumas, Charles Dickens, Mark Twain, and Edgar Rice Burroughs. Each narrative offered a unique perspective that fueled my imagination and curiosity. However, my journey didn’t stop there; I also discovered the vibrant universe of comic books and iconic authors in their craft—now celebrated as graphic novels. These narratives are not merely entertainment but profound sources of wisdom and insight.
Graphic novels bring stories to life in ways that traditional literature sometimes can’t, weaving together stunning visuals with powerful narratives. The depth and diversity of themes explored in this medium are simply astounding. They encourage readers to engage with complex ideas and emotions, making literature accessible to a broader audience.
If you are passionate about exploring the richness of storytelling, I urge you to dive into the thought-provoking article titled “Say Yes to Graphic Novels” by Chrissie M. Wright. This piece eloquently highlights the invaluable knowledge and experience that graphic novels offer, reminding us of the importance of embracing all forms of storytelling. By saying yes to graphic novels, you open the door to a world of creativity and learning that can enrich your understanding of both literature and life itself. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your horizons!
Hello, I hope you’ll give me a few minutes to introduce iwtlearnnow.com website and its reasons for being! Who am I, you may ask? I am a high school dropout. I know what some of you might be thinking: “High school dropout? Can they help me learn?” Well, let me share a little secret with you. Life doesn’t always follow a straight path; sometimes, our most incredible journeys start with twists and turns. I thought going to school was boring. Not that learning was not important, and I just thought school was a waste of time. I would instead go to the library and read or watch movies. I will go into further details as we move along together.
A University of Oregon study found that comic books average 53.5 rare words per thousand, compared with an average of 30.9 rare words per thousand in children’s books, and it is also higher than the adult average of 52.7. Your kids will or can build their vocabulary through graphic novels (and you might too! Source Google search).
Just think about this: what would interest your children more, “See Spot Run” or a Marvel comic book? Personally, I chose the Marvel or DC comic books.
If you have an Amazon account you can find graphic novels and comics galore. Take a look. By the way I have no financial affiliation to Amazon, but I do use it.
English learners often tell me they want to read more, but they find many English books too difficult to understand. In this lesson, I will advise you on using graphic novels and comic books to help you improve your English. I will show you the difference between comics and graphic novels, and I will talk about the misconceptions associated with both. These kinds of books usually contain more casual, conversational language compared to literary novels, which is one of the reasons I recommend them to learners. I know these tips will help you work on your conversational English, so be sure to watch the video to learn how to use them to your advantage. What’s your favorite comic? Let me know in the comments! And take the quiz on this lesson at on average, children can learn more complex vocabulary from comic books or graphic novels than from reading an adult novel.
As we grow together, I want to show you how this can be achieved.
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