Book construction with die-cut holes demonstrating readily decodable words in ongoing story

A book construction designed to create readily decodable words in an ongoing story comprising:

• (a) a curated set of rhyming words wherein the constituent rhyming sound is formed using an identical letter pattern which will become a targeted pattern for decodable words in a book wherein the set of rhyming words is inclusive enough that an ongoing story can be told using each word on a different page in a sentence that will appear on consecutive left-hand pages of the open book;
• (b) a strategically placed series of aligned die-cut holes that cut through sequential pages to expose the targeted pattern each time it appears in the new rhyming word through the individual die-cut hole on the left-hand side of the open book;
• (c) the targeted pattern is printed once on a left-hand page near the front of the book, wherein it becomes visible through each individual die-cut hole as the kinetic motion of turning a right-hand page over to become a left-hand page of the open book is completed;
• (d) an initial letter/letters of the rhyming words printed on consecutive left-hand pages to be vertically and horizontally aligned in front of the targeted pattern when it becomes visible through the die-cut holes wherein the letter/letters will appear together with the targeted pattern as the new single word in the sentence that is intrinsic to advance the plot of the ongoing story;
• (e) additional words, deliberately included in the story wherein the same constituent rhyming sound occurs using the targeted pattern, to be printed in a different color ink from the rest of the words in the text to support the recognition of the targeted pattern;
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• (f) a back cover that contains one of the aligned die-cut holes that makes visible the targeted letter pattern as a standalone, pronounceable sound that will form a base for the decodable words in the book.