Resonant ABC

FÜLSZÖV The alphabet of Ferenc Móra Zengő made the difficult art of reading letters easier for the great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers of today's schoolchildren. Nor is it a new idea that by thinking and dissecting a line, one can grow a whole book out of it. Such a volume of the publisher, which preserves the name of the great storyteller, has been in the public domain in many editions in recent decades. But now the whole alphabet is ringing for the first time. Melody, music, singing make it easier to receive poems, help the stuttering reader through the pitfalls of breaking words. This makes it even easier to fulfill the original intention of Ferenc Móra, who wanted to help the human seedlings wrestling with letters and words in such a way that they could enjoy it as much as possible. He knew that learning was faster and more productive. Of course, this book is not the only thing that can help with language tournaments. The resounding alphabet preserves a way of life that is now a hundred years old, closer to nature, and in the spirit of this the lines of Mora have now become new poems. The reader can also come across many unfamiliar words and concepts here. These are aided by images that faithfully reproduce the details of this colorful world. And if sometimes even a parent has to pick up a dictionary, that’s not a problem. It is a treasury of our language and culture. It’s good to keep as much of it as possible - as long as we can.