North Carolina Author Constance Hawkins Brings a Learning Experience Among Young Readers with Her Book

Constance Hawkins combines her talent in storytelling and her desire to teach children in this exciting story. Her book brings a fun and engaging way of learning that opens up to a unique reading experience among her young readers. Kids, families, and educators will see her story as a unique way to discover new learnings through this equally delightful story.
 
“The ABC Family of Golfers” follows the story of the ABC golfers and their journey as they learned phonetics. As they learn their sounds, the story shares that there won’t be quietness in the small town of Hawkville anymore. Instead, laughter and learning will be in the air as each of the characters learn how certain letters sound throughout the story.
 
Along with the author’s unique way of teaching how letters produce certain sounds, she also helps the young ones understand the importance of this particular lesson towards their development in reading. Hawkins’ tale will soon reach out to a wider audience as “The ABC Family of Golfers” is set to be displayed during the highly-anticipated 2018 Guadalajara International Book Fair this coming November 24, 2018, to December 2, 2018!
 
 
The ABC Family of Golfers
Written by: Constance Hawkins
Published by: AuthorHouse
Published date: August 4, 2017
Paperback price: $20.99
 
 
About the Author
Constance Hawkins is a native of Lewisville North Carolina. She is the daughter of the late Howard Hawkins and Thomasina Hawkins. Constance is a single mother with one child, her son Alandous. Her son Alandous is married to Shannon Hawkins and they have two daughters Sydney Hawkins and Ryleigh Hawkins. Ms. Hawkins is patiently waiting the arrival of her grandson Isaiah who is set to be born in early December.  Growing up, Constance believed in expressing her extraordinary love to her family and the children she taught. Ms. Hawkins began writing poetry 28 years ago, with a poem titled “Alandous Alligator the Golfer” which gave her the idea for this book.

As a teacher, Ms. Hawkins always felt that phonics was important to the development of reading for children. She wanted to write a story that helped children understand how letters can produce sounds in a fun and engaging way that had never been done before.

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