Books with author David Taylor II

“I enjoyed every page of this book.”Online Book ClubCould you prove your innocence if an entire country believed you were guilty?Dan Harris is in a dark place. The tragic death of his son left his heart and his marriage in ruins. Despite traveling to the Bahamas to focus on his next book, Dan continues to find himself lost in a fog of grief and guilt. His life only goes from bad to worse, though, when he stumbles upon a dead body and immediately becomes the prime suspect in the man’s murder.In the face of a local constable who’s out to get him and with no one but a flirtatious librarian on his side, Dan desperately searches for evidence to prove his innocence. But each body added to the killer’s pile only makes the writer look more and more guilty.With his marriage on life support and his freedom in peril, can Dan unmask the murderer before he loses everything?Full of colorful characters and pulse-pounding, page-turning suspense and twists, if you like Harlen Coben and David Baldacci, you’ll love Guilt.Guilt is Book 1 of the Guilt Series.Get your copy today!

A fun & happy picture book for kids age 3 or younger. The pictures are large, bright & colorful. The words are big and easy to read. A great first book that kids will love. The history of my book “Happy” began in 1999. My daughter Kara Taylor was born in January of that year. Kara had health problems from the minute she was born, and nearly died at birth. She was born with a heart defect, and within 24 hours of being born she had to have emergency heart surgery. She was born in Orlando, and had to be immediately flown by helicopter to Tampa to see a surgeon that specialized in the type of condition that she had. He successfully completed the surgery, but Kara would need 3 additional surgery over the next 2 years. Unfortunately, Kara didn’t live for another 2 years. She passed away in May. The loss of a child stays with you forever, and Kara stayed with me. The grief knocked me down for years. In 2011 I decided I wanted to channel that loss into something positive. My book “Happy” is the result. When I made the decision to write it, it was created as if I were writing it for Kara. The words are the words I would want to read to her if I had the chance. The process of writing this book has helped me deal with the loss. My hope is that it will bring happiness to other children, and to the parents that read it with them.

Archaeopteryxwasa pigeon-sized dinosaur with a bird-like skull, but teeth instead of a beak. It was feathered, but had a long reptile-like tail. This strange and fascinating creature was the first 'bird' of prehistory.This book paints a vivid picture of life as it was lived in the age of the dinosaurs, creatures who ruled the Earth for over 150 million years before mysteriously dying out. Beautiful colour pictures help recreate the world in which Archaeopteryx lived, while detailed explanatory spreads throw light on topics such as evolution, diet, defense andanatomy, and explain how we can know so much about a world long past.THE AUTHORDavid Taylor is an international zoo vet and well-known TV personality.

This title explores the life of Adolf Hitler. It examines his early years, his studies and interests, his professional life, his low points and his legacy. The volume contains: feature panels detailing the lives of colleagues, rivals and others, sources, quotes and eyewitness accounts; further reading and web sites; and a timeline and maps. It is part of the "Leading Lives" series. An underlying theme throughout this series is whether an individual can change the course of history.

Pupil Book 3 is a fully levelled resource matching the new specs, helping students boost their levels at Key Stage 3, getting them ready to start on their GCSEs. Look out for the differentiated colour-coded levelling and How Science Works throughout, making the transition to the new curriculum easy! * Progression from Pupil Book 1 and 2, and helping to prepare the students for starting on their GCSEs * Fully differentiated Book with clear colour-coded levelling on every page that motivates your students and enables you to assess progress * How Science Works exciting mid-topic activity pages and clearly labelled How Science Works boxes and icons throughout the book that bring science to life * Level Boosters that help with Assessment for Learning by encouraging students to take responsibility for their own progression

In "Cicero and Rome", David Taylor takes Cicero as the focal point forexamination of the last years of the Roman Republic. He traces theoften dramatic and violent events from the harsh dictatorship of Sulla(82 BC) to Cicero's own death in the massacres of Mark Antony and theSecond Triumvirate (43 BC). Evidence is taken largely from the speechesand the orator's surviving letters - especially those to his closefriend Atticus.