If You Were Onomatopoeia (Word Fun)
This series uses vibrantly colored illustrations and whimsical layouts to offer children an accessible introduction to grammar fundamentals.  Michael Dahl's If You Were an Adjective (2006) combines simple phrases with striking, highly textured pictures of --Book LinksIf you were onomatopoeia, you would be a word that sounds like the action it describes. So the title pages states, and so the book demonstrates in lively text and pictures. You could DRIP, DROP like a leaky faucet . . . WHIR like a blender. . . WHISPER l --Children's Literature Comprehensive Database