
By Robin Pulver, Lynn Rowe Read (Illustrator)
Silent letters go on strike, causing chaos in Mr. Wright's class.
In Mr. Wright's class, silent letters are deemed unnecessary and troublesome. But when these unappreciated letters go on strike, the students face unexpected chaos. Can they convince the letters to return, or will spelling become an impossible task? Discover the surprising importance of silent letters in this engaging tale.
Wretched…dumb…a pain! Mr. Wright’s class thinks silent letters should be banned because they make spelling too tricky. but when the unappreciated letters decide to go on strike, the class realizes how important the letters really are. Both new and experienced spellers will appreciate this dynamic book from the creators of Punctuation Takes a Vacation and Nouns and Verbs Have a Field Day.
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