Where Will Z Go?
Learning the ABC’s with Geography & Animals
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About the Book
Story We know the joy of a child reciting their ABC’s for friends and family. A big step in the process of being able to associate letters with words. Increasing the vocabulary for children creates opportunities for growth and understanding. Where Will Z Go? takes children on a fun, different type of ABC journey using geography, animals and letter association skills to learn the alphabet. Discussing cities, countries, national parks, points of interest and why people want to visit them will help children with the personal aspect of the learning process. The book brings the mix identifying common and not so common animals with each of the 26 letters of the alphabet. The intent is to create a fun, engaging atmosphere for parents, relatives and teachers to challenge the young mind of a child. Join us on the journey as children learn about each letters destination and search for where Z will go for the travel adventure. Welcome aboard!
About the Author
About the Author Tom Farmer is a recently retired Benefits Consultant with a passion for learning and development. Where Will Z Go? is Tom’s second Children’s book with Trafford Publishing. Once Upon a Daydream, The Story of Patrick and the Clumsy Camel was well received and was adapted for the stage and performed at multiple venues as a musical with an original score. The book dealt with acceptance of who we are and showed the compassion of others. Tom is a grandfather to two beautiful granddaughters who love to read and are embarking on the ABC journey in their young lives. Tom lives in Northern California with his wife Tina who have been enjoying travel journeys similar to the letters of the alphabet. Tom and Tina have two sons, Kevin and Brian who continue to inspire and bring smiles whenever they get a chance to be together. Tom is an avid sports fan, loves to golf, play basketball, pickleball, softball and loves to travel around the world. Tom is embracing retirement and loving the adventures and finding joy in the little things of life.