punctuation

An illustrated guide to the basics of English grammar that introduces punctuation marks with representing characters, including the unassuming Semicolon, the loud-mouthed Exclamation Point, the Comma Cops, and others.

An exclamation mark, who does not look like the periods around him, learns to embrace what makes him stand out.

A punctuation mark feels bad that he does not fit in with the others until a friend reveals the possibilities that exist when differences are accepted.

Follow the Punctuation family--Exclamation point, Question mark, Period and Comma--as they join the letters and form meaningful words.

". . . side-by-side illustrations demonstrate how carefully (or not) placed punctuation marks can completely alter a sentence's meaning"--Provided by publisher.

An exclamation point learns that being different can be very exciting.

"Period wants to write a story, but he can't find the words. He enlists the help of some punctuation pals and together they not only find the words, they come up with quite a story"--Provided by publisher.

When upper case letters disappear from Capital City, Question Mark calls on Private I to investigate.

Addresses the problems associated with a lack of punctuation usage in the contemporary English language including low standards on the Internet.