The Print And Cursive Handwriting Workbook: 35 Lessons To Improve Your Penmanship

The Print And Cursive Handwriting Workbook: 35 Lessons To Improve Your Penmanship

The pen is mightier than the keyboard?master the art of handwritingIn an age where handwriting is slowly disappearing, taking the time to write something by hand can create deeper connections. You?ll gain the confidence and skill to craft beautiful, distinctive penmanship that leaves lasting, more engaging impressions with The Print and Cursive Handwriting Workbook.The 35 unique lessons will guide you from start to finish as you develop your own personal flair. A program of style exercises will have you looking forward to writing thank-you notes, holiday cards, and letters?just as much as your friends and family will look forward to receiving them.In The Print and Cursive Handwriting Workbook you?ll find:Practical to pretty?With lessons from basic print to beautiful calligraphy, you?ll be ready with handwriting for any occasion.Stand out?Express yourself with a unique style that you can develop and perfect on practice pages.Left or right?Specific tips and instructions for either dominant hand means that lefties and righties alike can craft beautiful handwriting.Pick up a pen and make an impression with this handwriting guide to perfect penmanship.Review?With her Print and Cursive Handwriting Book, Sally Sanders pulls us?by the hand?out of the frantic pace of modern life and into a world of measured, intentional purpose. A world in which mastery is not about speed, but rather about developing the kind of personal handwritten expression capable of revealing to its reader the caring heart and centered mind of the writer. This book will help anyone develop beautiful handwriting, as well as great confidence in how to express oneself on paper.??Matt Damon, author of the children?s book, The Fall of General Custard or The Overthrow of a Leftover?Sally?s book is both primer and tribute to the lost art of handwriting. A handwritten ?Thank you? or ?I love you? conveys far more than any emoticon can. She shows with clear instructions and gentle encouragement how by-hand is by-heart.??Judy Dundas?This book is a wonderful resource for those trying to be more mindful of their handwriting. As a kid, my bad handwriting gave me anxiety. As an adult, I am conscious of how my handwriting reflects on me, especially in the workplace. This book is full of helpful suggestions and information about handwriting. I learned so much reading it, and I am enjoying sharing lessons with my kids?hopefully helping spare them from handwriting anxiety!??John Koehn