Innovative, Easy-to-Follow Book Teaches Older Generation How to Text Message Younger Generations

E-Z Text Messaging 4 Grandparents by Valli P. Marti is an instructional booklet that shows grandparents the hows, whys and fun of texting.

Norman, OK (PRWEB) June 12, 2008 -- E-Z Text Messaging 4 Grandparents by Valli P. Marti instructs grandparents in cell phone texting, including helpful phrases, acronyms and web addresses that all work to make conversing with their grandchildren effortless, easy and lots of fun.

Today, many kids communicate by texting on their cell phones. But texting isn't just for the young, asserts author Marti in her lively and instructional book, E-Z- Text Messaging 4 Grandparents. Cell phones are also a great way for the older generation to connect with the younger one, but often grandparents find it difficult and confusing to learn how to text, which can result in their increasing isolation and loneliness. Now, in E-Z Text Messaging 4 Grandparents, grandparent and anthropologist Marti simplifies the process so that anyone can learn.

Written in clear, easy-to-follow prose, Marti's handbook guides readers through sample text messages of increasing skill levels. She also provides a handy chart with numbers and letters for easy reference and some starter words and phrases to get novice texters up and running. Staying in touch has never been easier than with texting, and now anyone over 50 or overly anxious about the process can learn to text and stay closer in touch with their grandchildren.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at valli@vallipub.com. E-Z Text Messaging 4 Grandparents is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Anthropologist, archeologist, writer and university teacher Valli P. Marti is also a grandmother of three, grandaunt of nine and godmother of two.

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