Books with author Dan Mathews

Monday at the Zoo is the first book in the Dan Mathews: At the Zoo Collection which, within hours of their release were awarded Amazons Best Books of the Month Award! Monday at the Zoo, is the latest fun, informative and colourful children's book to be produced by leading psychologist Dan Mathews. Developed using Kindles new children's book editor, Monday at the Zoo is one of the first book able to offer children a truly colourful and interactive ebook.Using Kindles latest technology, Dan Mathews has been able to enable children to click on different sections of the ebook text and images. Providing maximum stimulation and interaction, Monday at the Zoo brings a fun and vibrant digital pop-up book to your child.This and other At the Zoo titles have been specifically designed for children aged 0 - 5 years of age. Bringing over twenty years of experience, Dan Mathews has designed each book to provide maximum stimulation and learning for children, whilst avoiding overwhelming the child with too much information. All Dan Mathews book are age rated to ensure that the most appropriate collection is purchased. Dear Reader,Firstly, let me say Thank You!Whether you are just looking, have just bought the book for its standard price or have been fortunate enough to gain this book via a free Kindle promotion – I am grateful you took the time to look!I truly hope you enjoy the book and love the characters. If you do, then please take a few moments to complete the Feedback / Rating that is attached to every book.It is important that others are given the opportunity to find / read this book as well and the only way that can happen is if you provide a rating!Kindle Ratings are different to Best Seller listings and book sales in general – A books rating is one of the things that determines how many other books are displayed before it when a person clicks Search. As there are over 35 million books available through Kindle, without your help and positive rating, others stand little chance of finding these titles, which is why it is so important you rate the books you read. Buyers and authors alike depend on star ratings and feedback. Rating a book only takes a few minutes and both authors and buyers rely on it. So please, help others just as they have helped you (feedback is useful to us all!)Kind Regards,Dan Mathews.Titles by Dan Mathews Include:Currently Available: Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical WoodMonday at the ZooTuesday at the ZooTo be Released Oct 2014:Wednesday at the ZooThursday at the ZooFriday at the Zoo Please Note: Some / older devices may be limited and unable to fully display all pop-ups. This Will Not Inhibit Readers From Enjoying the Full Content of the ebook. However, some 3D / enlarged pop-ups, whilst remaining fully readable, may be limited and remain 2D. This will not prevent affected readers from experiencing the full value of the ebook as only Minor Cosmetic changes may be noticed.

Tuesday at the Zoo is the second book in the Dan Mathews: At the Zoo Collection which, within hours of their release were awarded Amazons Best Books of the Month Award! Tuesday at the Zoo, is the latest fun, informative and colourful children's book to be produced by leading psychologist Dan Mathews. Developed using Kindles new children's book editor, Tuesday at the Zoo is one of the first books able to offer children a truly colourful and interactive ebook. Using Kindles latest technology, Dan Mathews has been able to enable children to click on different sections of the ebook text and images. Providing maximum stimulation and interaction, Tuesday at the Zoo brings a fun and vibrant digital pop-up book to your child. This and other At the Zoo titles have been specifically designed for children aged 0 - 5 years of age. Bringing over twenty years of experience, Dan Mathews has designed each book to provide maximum stimulation and learning for children, whilst avoiding overwhelming the child with too much information. All Dan Mathews book are age rated to ensure that the most appropriate collection is purchased. Dear Reader,Firstly, let me say Thank You!Whether you are just looking, have just bought the book for its standard price or have been fortunate enough to gain this book via a free Kindle promotion – I am grateful you took the time to look!I truly hope you enjoy the book and love the characters. If you do, then please take a few moments to complete the Feedback / Rating that is attached to every book.It is important that others are given the opportunity to find / read this book as well and the only way that can happen is if you provide a rating!Kindle Ratings are different to Best Seller listings and book sales in general – A books rating is one of the things that determines how many other books are displayed before it when a person clicks Search. As there are over 35 million books available through Kindle, without your help and positive rating, others stand little chance of finding these titles, which is why it is so important you rate the books you read. Buyers and authors alike depend on star ratings and feedback. Rating a book only takes a few minutes and both authors and buyers rely on it. So please, help others just as they have helped you (feedback is useful to us all!)Kind Regards,Dan Mathews.Titles by Dan Mathews Include:Currently Available: Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical WoodMonday at the ZooTuesday at the ZooTo be Released Oct 2014:Wednesday at the ZooThursday at the ZooFriday at the Zoo Please Note: Some / older devices may be limited and unable to fully display all pop-ups. This Will Not Inhibit Readers From Enjoying the Full Content of the ebook. However, some 3D / enlarged pop-ups, whilst remaining fully readable, may be limited and remain 2D. This will not prevent affected readers from experiencing the full value of the ebook as only Minor Cosmetic changes may be noticed.

Thursday at the Zoo is the forth book in the Dan Mathews: At the Zoo Collection which, within hours of their release were awarded Amazons Best Books of the Month Award! At the Zoo books are fun, vibrant and informative children's books about animals. Each book is based on a different animal. Thursday at the Zoo is full of vivid colours and text, with fantastic images on every page. This book is aimed at children up to the age of five, though older children love vibrant books too!Titles by Dan Mathews Include: Currently Available: Happy Stories Collection:Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical WoodHappy Stories Deluxe Edition (All 6 titles in one book!) At the Zoo Collection:Monday at the Zoo Tuesday at the Zoo Wednesday at the Zoo Thursday at the ZooTo be Released Oct 2014: Friday at the Zoo .

Written by Leading Psychologist, Dan Mathews. Fun, stimulating and light-hearted children's book series for ages 5 - 10 years. Each Happy Stories book has been carefully structured to ensure that the reader is able to learn new words and sentence structure, whilst still enjoying the book itself. It is important that learning is an enjoyable experience. This not only ensures consistency, it aids learning itself. In this Deluxe Edition, readers will find the following titles: Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical WoodDear Reader,Firstly, let me say Thank You!Whether you are just looking, have just bought the book for its standard price or have been fortunate enough to gain this book via a free Kindle promotion – I am grateful you took the time to look!I truly hope you enjoy the book and love the characters. If you do, then please take a few moments to complete the Feedback / Rating that is attached to every book.It is important that others are given the opportunity to find / read this book as well and the only way that can happen is if you provide a rating!Kindle Ratings are different to Best Seller listings and book sales in general – A books rating is one of the things that determines how many other books are displayed before it when a person clicks Search. As there are over 35 million books available through Kindle, without your help and positive rating, others stand little chance of finding these titles, which is why it is so important you rate the books you read. Buyers and authors alike depend on star ratings and feedback. Rating a book only takes a few minutes and both authors and buyers rely on it. So please, help others just as they have helped you (feedback is useful to us all!)Kind Regards,Dan Mathews.Titles by Dan Mathews Include:Currently Available: Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical WoodMonday at the ZooTuesday at the ZooTo be Released Oct 2014:Wednesday at the ZooThursday at the ZooFriday at the Zoo

About the Author and Happy Stories Collection: Harry, Lilly and the Magical Wood is the sixth of the Happy Stories Collection to be published on Kindle. Written by leading psychologist Dan Mathews, the Happy Stories Collection are a collection of books that have been specifically constructed to help children learn different words and uses of language, from a very early age. By carefully choosing which words are used and how they are used, Dan Mathews has managed to produce a collection of books that are fun to read, stimulating and education. By carefully choosing where difficult words are placed, children are more easily able to remember words that they may have previously skipped over after quickly deeming them too difficult. Above all, the Happy Stories Collection is a set of fun and exciting books that can be enjoyed by both child and parent.Harry, Lilly and the Magical Wood (Book 6), is a short story that has been specifically aimed at ages 4-6, though children of all age may also enjoy and benefit from this book.About The Book: After being taken to a woodland park for a daytrip, Harry and Lilly discover that the wood is a magical place. After speaking to a butterfly called The Painted Lady, they are directed toward a magical cottage, which is a little different to how they expected. The Happy Stories Collection are intended to be fantastic, magical, educational and overall, fun. It is hoped that both adult and child enjoy the series.

Both Harry and Lilly hate this part of the day. It is very early in the morning and the house is noisy and very busy. Their dad is, as usual, late for work and can be occasionally seen rushing between the bathroom and the kitchen at near the speed of light, which is very, very fast indeed.In fact, some say that the speed of light is even faster than a fly flies after it has been kissed by a hippopotamus. It is hard to confirm this though, as no one has managed to catch a fly after it has been kissed by a hippopotamus. They fly so very fast you see. In fact, it is thought that they fly at almost the speed of light!Tom, their older brother can be heard noisily bumping around the house as he slowly gets ready for school. Their mom can be seen casually moving around them all, quietly going about her business. To Harry and Lilly, breakfast time is mayhem.It is the peak of summer and the sun is happily dancing bright outside. During the summer, Harry and Lilly love more than anything to play in the garden from first thing in the morning until last thing at night; which for them is about three o’clock. At three o’clock, they have to go with their mom to pick Tom up from school. Each school day is the same for Harry and Lilly; their dad drops Tom off at school on his way to work and they go with their mom to pick him up again at 3:30pm.Lilly suggested that Tom might want to stay at school for an extra couple of hours during the summer months so they could have a little more time in the garden. Harry thought this was a great idea, but Tom seemed less taken with the idea for some reason.Lilly explained to Harry that it was because Tom did not understand what was at the bottom of their garden. In fact, no one other than Lilly and Harry understood what was at the bottom of their garden.Toward the end of their garden, which is about ten cars or five hundred hands long, there is a natural slope, which leads to a small stream.In the middle of autumn, the stream gushes with rainwater and fills with leaves from the trees. In the thick of winter, it freezes solid with ice and snow from Jack Frost. In the centre of spring and apart from a little blossom, the stream runs clear and teems with new life. Tadpoles can be quite pretty you know, though they stay hidden until very late spring. Some are very sleepy indeed. They stay hidden right up until summer!Harry thinks they may be solar powered, which is why we only see them once the sun is out and in full bloom. Lilly thinks Tom is solar powered because apart from school, he only goes out during the summer. From autumn through to winter and right through until spring, Tom can be found either at school or in his bedroom—hibernating.

Wednesday at the Zoo is the third book in the Dan Mathews: At the Zoo Collection which, within hours of their release were awarded Amazons Best Books of the Month Award! Wednesday at the Zoo is the third book of the At the Zoo Collection produced by Dan Mathews.At the Zoo books are fun, vibrant and informative children's books about animals. Each book is based on a different animal. Wednesday at the Zoo is full of vivid colours and an image can be found on every page. This book is aimed at children up to the age of five.Titles by Dan Mathews Include: Currently Available: Harry and Lilly Find Magic Harry, Lilly and the Hedgehog Harry, Lilly and the Snowman Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine Harry and Lilly Discover Sushi Harry, Lilly and the Magical Wood Monday at the Zoo Tuesday at the Zoo Wednesday at the ZooTo be Released Oct 2014: Thursday at the Zoo Friday at the Zoo .

After searching out new places where their magic will work, Harry and Lilly embark on an adventure around a park and meet among others, a confused hedgehog and a playful, talkative leaf - no, really, a leaf!The Happy Stories Collection are intended to be fantastic, magical, educational and overall, fun. It is hoped that both adult and child enjoy the series.

About the Author and the Happy Stories Collection: Harry, Lilly and the Sunshine, is the fourth of the Happy Stories Collection to be published on Kindle. Written by Dan Mathews, the Happy Stories Collection are a set of fun, magical and entertaining short stories.About The Book: After what seemed to be a yearlong winter, Harry and Lilly wake to finally see sunshine and blue sky. To make the most of the sunshine, Harry and Lilly are treated to a day at the zoo, where they wrongly work out why some animals look the way they do.The Happy Stories Collection are intended to be fantastic, magical, educational and overall, fun. It is hoped that both adults and children enjoy the series.

Lilly was feeling especially hungry by teatime. They had eaten lunch very early and they had been playing all day. Harry was less hungry than Lilly because he ate one of her sandwiches during lunch.Lilly, of course knew nothing about this as he had scoffed it down while she went to the toilet during lunch. By the time she had come back, her three-sandwich lunch had become a two-sandwich lunch. Naturally, Lilly just thought they had been given less for some reason. Not being particularly hungry at the time, she did not give it a second thought and ate down what she did have.Harry however, was not looking forward to tea quite as much on account of feeling pretty full still from his overly large lunch—thanks to his dear sister Lilly, donating one of her gorgeous sandwiches to him.Being sure she would have said no, if he had of asked for one of her sandwiches, he thought it best to not bother asking and just helped himself instead.Unfortunately, for Harry however, his sandwich exploits were not as successful as he thought. Whilst he thought their mom was not watching, she in fact was. Having seen Harry steal his sisters sandwich, their mom thought it a good idea to teach greedy little Harry a lesson.Japan, which is near Korea and China, is very famous for its fish. In particular, how they eat fish—they do not bother cooking it. No, really, they eat it raw!As it turns out, eating raw fish in this way, which is called Sushi, is very tasty indeed.However, it is widely known that only certain types of fish are eaten and especially in this way; not that Harry’s mom is going to tell Harry that.After speaking to a very nice man at a toyshop, their mom managed to buy a toy goldfish that looked very much like their own pet goldfish, Glen.Pet goldfish are very different to sushi, but Harry’s mom is banking on him not knowing that.After explaining to both Harry and Lilly, what sushi is and that it is a delicious Japanese speciality, she told them that they are having sushi for tea as a treat for being so good.Putting both of their plates of food on the table and after covering each plate with a small cloth, she called them both for tea.As they went to sit down to eat, their mom called Lilly to the other room claiming to need a hand.Watching through a crack in the door, both Lilly and their mom watched Harry take his seat and start to wait for Lilly.Knowing that he had been told that sushi was very delicious, Harry could not hold the temptation any longer. Deciding that although not very hungry, he would eat a little of his sisters tea before she got back, Harry reached over and pulled her plate close to him. After a quick check to make sure that he was not been watched, Harry pulled the cloth off Lilly’s plate and eagerly went to plunge his fingers into her food. Mere millimetres from the plate, Harry suddenly realised what was on the plate. He was sure that he was looking at Glen, their pet goldfish staring back up at him.Screeching with surprise and shock, Harry pulled his hand away so quickly he made himself fall off his seat and landed in a heap on the floor; which is where his laughing sister and mom found him moments later.Harry was relieved to find out that he had not almost eaten Glen the goldfish, but rather a plastic impersonator.

About The Book: Waking to a garden full of snow, Harry and Lilly make a snowman, which they hope will speak to them and be their friend. After talking to the quietest snowman that ever lived, Harry and Lilly make friends with an unhappy snowball.The Happy Stories Collection are intended to be fantastic, magical, educational and overall, fun. It is hoped that both adult and child enjoy the series.

Why does anyone develop an interest in science? Why should anyone care about saving the environment? Curiosity is part of it. Curiosity, with some support and inspiration. In "Great American Women in Science and Environment," we meet some very curious women who early in life have a great interest in science and nature. Elizabeth Blackwell, the third of eight children, was needed for caretaking, but it was a sick woman who encouraged her to study to be our first woman doctor.She was accepted into Geneva College because the all male students voted yes and thought it was all a joke. But she showed up and surprised them all! Later, she would have to open her OWN hospital for women and children in order to be taken seriously. Rachel Carson's mother taught her to welcome the nature outside their door -- later she would become the family's sole breadwinner and made a living writing for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (its present name) before a friend suggested she write about the dangers of DDT. Some women "fell" into their calling, such as Erin Brockovich. She was a divorced mother of three. She had been a party girl in high school and college, but she had the learning disability of dyslexia to contend with. After a car accident required a lawyer's help, she decided to work for lawyer Ed Masry and learn more about all the sick people living in the town of Hinkley, California. Her huge lawsuit against the polluter, PG&E, made her a big celebrity when a movie was made about her life. Julia "Butterfly" Hill had not planned to spend over a year of her life in a tall redwood to protect it, but some things are just too important to ignore. And Madam C. J. Walker "had" to find a way to cure her growing baldness and get out of washing clothes in big tubs all day, which was tiring. So she became her own chemist and -- Presto -- came up with haircare products to help other African American women have products geared toward their own hair. She also helped create a sales force of black women for her products, probably her even bigger contribution to American society in the early 1900s. But there was friction in her marriage and she carried on without him. There are several others in the book whose stories of endurance, curiosity, and brave firsts should inspire young and old alike to want to work for a better future. We will need ideas on creating new sources of energy, meeting cybersecurity needs -- Grace Hopper, the mother of modern computer programming, also has a chapter -- cures of various diseases, getting people to possibly go to the planet Mars in the future. The possibilities are out there, as these young women show. Erin Brockovich spoke at Catawba College in North Carolina in 2016. One poignant thing she said was that you sometimes have to depend on yourself to make a difference in this world, like the women in "Great American Women." She said, "Sometimes, you have to be your own hero." Gertude Elion, a researcher, took this advice to heart, helping to create drugs to cure childhood leukemia, even though her supervisor George Hitchings was getting all the credit. (She finally received a Nobel Prize in 1988. Her team also created AZT, which helps AIDS virus victims survive.)