NAVY SEALs For Kids (Navy SEALs Special Forces, Leadership, and Self-Esteem for Kids)

Book Synopsis: This is a book about the US Navy SEALS for Kids. Do you find it challenging to get your boys to read? Well guess what?--Boys LOVE this book! Large 8x11 inches format - BIG pics and just the right amount of text, just right for kids between 5 and 10 years old.

There is a lot of emphasis on physical fitness and discipline in this book. Large 18pt Text: DYSLEXIA FRIENDLY (see details below!)* Tons of fabulous full-color photos in this book to get your kids motivated. Help your kid learn to read – he or she will WANT to read this book if they like the Navy SEALs.

New Edition INTERACTIVE content! Printed on the best High-Quality Premium paper – this book will LAST! PERFECT for fans of Jocko Willink and Joe Giorello! Awesome for readers of Joe Giorello's BATTLES for BOYS series! ...and Awesome for fans of Jocko Willink's WARRIOR KID series!

Children need role models today, additionally READING - instead of playing video games - should be more encouraged. This book motivates by linking cool pics for kids to cool content - WORDS. Start your child's journey of MENTAL TOUGHNESS today. SCROLL UP AND GRAB A COPY TODAY. OBLITERATE THE LEADERSHIP GAP!

What is Dyslexia Friendly?

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1. Font Size: Using larger font sizes, – like the kidsbooks do! – ranging from 18 to 24 points, has been found to significantly improve readability for people with dyslexia.
2. Character Spacing: Increasing the spacing between characters, also known as letter spacing, can help individuals with dyslexia identify letters more easily. Studies have shown that larger character spacings, ranging from 7 to 14%, improve readability for people with and without dyslexia.
3. Line Spacing: Increasing the spacing between lines of text can also enhance readability for individuals with dyslexia. Ample line spacing helps prevent text from appearing crowded and overwhelming, making it easier to read and follow along.
4. Contrast: Using high contrast between the text and background can improve readability for individuals with dyslexia. Dark text on a light background or vice versa provides better visual clarity and reduces visual strain.
5. Font Type: Certain font types have been found to be more readable for individuals with dyslexia. Sans-serif fonts, such as Arial, Courier, CMU, Helvetica, or Verdana, have been shown to improve reading performance in dyslexic individuals.
6. Accessible Copywriting: Using clear and concise language with shorter, more frequent words can improve readability for individuals with dyslexia. Avoiding complicated language and using plain language principles can make the content more accessible and easier to comprehend.

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