Books with author Dylan Baker

The page count quoted is based on two slides per page (Portrait setting). By turning the Fire Tablet 90 degrees, one slide per page can be achieved giving 28 pages, excluding the cover (Landscape setting). Also see below for non-Kindle use.This picture book is designed for both adults and for children from three up to the age of eight. This is the second e-book in a series, with this adventure showing interesting places in Rome and Pompeii. For the children, I’ve included cartoon characters embedded within interesting scenic pictures.The book is about an absent-minded Cambridge Professor (Professor Potts). He works in the Cambridge University Botanic Garden laboratory. However, in the previous e-book, he accidentally mixes his Jelly Families sweets in with fruit and animal DNA samples. In doing so, he unexpectedly creates funny creatures known as the Jelly-Bubble Family.These funny creatures are confused. The leader of the Jelly-Bubbles is Pineapple (Dad), and with his family tries to escape from the Professor. However, the Professor is persistent and follows them wherever they travel to.Jelly-Bubbles****************These are extremely lightweight creatures, consisting of bubbles of jelly and DNA. They can escape from any tricky situation by using the wind or hot air. Unlike us, they cannot be harmed. So the child must be made aware that they must not copy the stunts or antics of these little creatures.Note...If you have downloaded the Kindle Reader for non-Kindle use, for example, a PC:1. Setup and then start the App.2. Select the main 'Aa' menu.3. Adjust your picture size to your requirement. (Adjusting the Page width to the maximum setting will give you a full-size screen). 4. Select the Single Page columns button for a single viewing page.5. Adjust the Brightness setting to your requirement.

The page count quoted is based on two slides per page (Portrait setting). By turning the Fire Tablet 90 degrees, one slide per page can be achieved giving 24 pages, excluding the cover (Landscape setting). Also see below for non-Kindle use.This picture e-book is designed for both adults and for children from three up to the age of eight. For adults, it shows places in Cambridge they might not have thought of visiting. For the children, I have included cartoon characters within the scenic pictures.This e-book is about an absent-minded Cambridge Professor (Professor Potts). He is working in the Cambridge University Botanic Garden laboratory and accidentally mixes his Jelly Families sweets in with fruit and animal DNA samples. In doing so, he unexpectedly creates funny creatures known as the Jelly-Bubble Family.These funny creatures are confused. The leader of the Jelly-Bubbles is Pineapple (Dad), and with his family tries to escape from the Professor and Cambridge. The book has funny characters for the child to enjoy combined with scenic pictures along the escape route, encouraging the adult and child to visit these places and do a bit of sightseeing in the future.Jelly-Bubbles***************These are extremely lightweight creatures, consisting of bubbles of jelly and DNA. They can escape from any tricky situation, provided they can find a strong gust of wind. Unlike us, these creatures cannot be harmed in any way. So the child must be made aware that they must not copy any of the stunts and funny antics that they get up to in this e-book!Note... If you have downloaded the Kindle Reader for non-Kindle use, for example, a PC:1. Setup and then start the App.2. Select the main 'Aa' menu.3. Adjust your picture size to your requirement. (Adjusting the Page width to the maximum setting will give you a full-size screen). 4. Select the Single Page columns button for a single viewing page.5. Adjust the Brightness setting to your requirement.