Ann and Nan Are Anagrams: A Mixed-Up Word Dilemma

In this wonderfully wild and clever follow-up to 'Mom and Dad Are Palindromes,' young Robert, also known as Bert, faces a new linguistic challenge: anagrams. His sisters, Ann and Nan, and even his Grandma Reagan, are all experiencing a mixed-up word dilemma, turning into different words when their letters are rearranged. This zany chapter book, perfect for ages 4-11, takes readers on a humorous journey through the 'drag meow' of anagrams, encouraging problem-solving and wordplay. It's an engaging story that will have kids laughing while subtly introducing them to the fun of language.

Robert (or Bert) thought he had his hands full when his mom and dad were palindromes. But now, his Grandma Reagan is in anagram danger! In fact, his sisters, Ann and Nan, and almost every other thing in his world, have become anagrams. Can Robert (or Bert) figure out the answer to his word dilemma—or is he fated to live a scrambled life? In this zany follow-up to Mom and Dad Are Palindromes, Mark Shulman and Adam McCauley have crafted an impeccably clever and wonderfully wild ride through the drag meow of anagrams, er, make that word game, of anagrams. Sure to be a hit with teachers, it will have kids laughing and learning wherever they read it.