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You are cordially invited to cozy up to the warmth of the English language and let the fun of reading, writing, and learning begin.
DURHAM, NC, UNITED STATES, September 21, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Author and Education Influencer Beverly Mahone, known as Auntie Bev the Vocabulary Builder to millions of followers on social media, has written a new book designed to inspire old ways of learning for a new generation of learners.
In the same way you tidy up our home to welcome others, Auntie Bev’s House of Good Grammar helps you tidy up your reading, writing, and speaking skills to welcome others to listen to and appreciate your thoughts and ideas with clarity.
The former journalist has taken her considerable knowledge, influence, and engaging voice to create an accessible guide that identifies common mistakes and gives readers practical tools to strengthen their communication on various levels. Beverly says, “What I’ve discovered by being on social media is the ‘old styles’ of learning aren’t really working anymore and that may explain why the illiteracy rate continues to climb, along with the setback from the Covid pandemic.” These days Beverly believes young people want to be edutained (combination of educated and entertained, known as a portmanteau). She adds, “They want to have fun while learning and that, in my opinion, has been missing in many classrooms for a LONG time.”
In addition to providing a refresher on the basics of grammar, the book is also filled with quizzes to reinforce and challenge the learning process. It is also dedicated to the memory of Dolly Parton, who Beverly refers to as the Queen of Literacy for her Imagination Library and munificent donation of more than 300 million books to children around the world.
Having good grammar is much like having good manners. It demonstrates respect, not only for the language, but for the person who will read what has been is written. Beverly says she hopes everyone will cozy up to the warmth of the English language and let the fun of learning begin in her House of Good Grammar book. “It’s ideal for young people, especially homeschoolers, but many older adults could use a refresher as well.”
The book is now available on Amazon.
About the Author
Beverly Mahone, also known as “Auntie Bev, the Vocabulary Builder” to more than three million followers across all social media platforms, is a retired journalist, who spent more than 30 years in radio and television news. In her retirement years “as Auntie Bev the Vocabulary Builder”, Beverly also works as a part-time writing consultant at North Carolina Central University (Durham, NC) where she coaches students on how to find their unique voices in writing.
As someone who is now on the other side of the microphone, she has been featured on the Kelly Clarkson Show, National Public Radio (NPR), The Rita Brent Show, the LA County Library Podcast, and the Rated G Podcast. She has also been covered by numerous media outlets including MSNBC-TV, The New York Times and WBEZ-Chicago. She has represented Google as a Social Media Influencer and collaborated with the History Channel, American Advisors Group, Butterball Turkey, The Kroger Co., American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and Plan C Pills.org
You can learn more about Beverly by visiting her website: AllWordzMatter
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