Books with author Daniel Napp

A classic tale of unlikely friendship featuring two lovable new characters.Every Monday, Professor Bumble and his fishy friend Beluga go swimming at the lake. One day, Otter warns them of a mysterious creature lurking in the depths— a beast that “could swallow a bear in one bite!” The ever-cautious Professor Bumble resigns himself to the safety of the shore, while bold Beluga decides to brave the water. But when Beluga’s bowl suddenly tips and he disappears into the lake, it is up to Professor Bumble to save his buddy and face the Monster of the Deep.This charming picture book features a comic friendship that will remind readers of such odd couples as Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet or Frog and Toad, and leave them wishing for more adventures with Bumble and Beluga.

Have you ever wished life was perfect?I am sorry to tell you that wish will not come true even if a genie himself did it.Jack is stupid,yes I said it,he is stupid,he is a prince who does not want to rule,can you imagine that?.They say when life throws you lemon,make lemonade and when life throws you cool,make coo-laid. What if,life thew you a curse which turned you into a fire breathing dragon by night,half of the day you are a dragon and love and happiness has been seized from you,what can you make of that.Ask Jack because he is cursed with that curse.Being a fire breathing dragon may sound fun,but it is also very dangerous and deadly.Follow jack as he battles with love and a curse placed on him by the enemy of his grand father,Nivaro.this is a real page turner and even though critics are saying nothing about the book because they haven't seen it,you can leave a comment below.Dawn of the cursed contiguous. And by the way if you have any questions for jack don't ask me because he is in planet Venus.sorry if you wanted to as him anything.This book will leave you in a situation were you value life more,I even pitied Jack when writing this book.I know you may or not enjoy it,I actually don't care,period.Don't tell me about my spelling,i have tow eyes as you do.

As the Pyrates in the West-Indies have been so formidable and numerous, that they have interrupted the Trade of Europe into those Parts; and our English Merchants, in particular, have suffered more by their Depredations, than by the united Force of France and Spain, in the late War: We do not doubt but the World will be curious to know the Original and Progress of these Desperadoes, who were the Terror of the trading Part of the World. But before we enter upon their particular History, it will not be amiss, by way of Introduction, to shew, by some Examples drawn from History, the great Mischief and Danger which threaten Kingdoms and Commonwealths, from the Increase of these sort of Robbers; when either by the Troubles of particular Times, or the Neglect of Governments, they are not crush'd before they gather Strength.