Books with author Nancy Meyers

Time is all around us, and by using doodles as a learning tool, even small children can grasp the concepts of seasons, weeks, days, hours, minutes, and seconds in a simple, step-by-step manner that is as fun as it is educational. It’s all here for kids to discover: daytime and nighttime; the months of the year; and the days of the week. Kids can learn all about time by using birthdays, doodling games, and, of course, clock faces. What time is our picnic? What time can we go swimming? What time is dinner? Doodles Time provides hours and hours of fun, and helps to teach a complicated subject in a simple manner.

Sometimes it's hard to resist temptation! In The Dinkadunk Tree and Me, the main character has been warned by his mother not to eat the fruit of the Dinkadunk Tree, but when his friends start munching away, he finds it hard to say no! Will he be able to heed his mother's warning and stay away from the Dinkadunk Tree? Peer pressure and feeling good about yourself are what's most important when making the right decisions. Although it's sometimes difficult, making the right decision and going with your gut instinct is the best thing to do. About the Author Nancy Carroll Meyers lives in Lakewood, Illinois, with her husband Danny, her two kids Will and Lyla, and her dog Bubbles. She went to Eastern Illinois University to be an elementary schoolteacher, but life led her in a different direction. She has four older brothers and two older sisters, and their names are all in this book. She is the owner of Happy Hour Yoga, a yoga and pilates studio in Crystal Lake, Illionis. In her free time, Nancy loves hanging out with her kids and watching them play sports, and she also enjoys boating in the summer.

The Dinkadunk Tree and MeBy: Nancy Carroll MeyersSometimes it’s hard to resist temptation! In The Dinkadunk Tree and Me, the main character has been warned by his mother not to eat the fruit of the Dinkadunk Tree, but when his friends start munching away, he finds it hard to say no! Will he be able to heed his mother’s warning and stay away from the Dinkadunk Tree? Peer pressure and feeling good about yourself are what’s most important when making the right decisions. Although it’s sometimes difficult, making the right decision and going with your gut instinct is the best thing to do. About the AuthorNancy Carroll Meyers lives in Lakewood, Illinois, with her husband Danny, her two kids Will and Lyla, and her dog Bubbles. She went to Eastern Illinois University to be an elementary schoolteacher, but life led her in a different direction. She has four older brothers and two older sisters, and their names are all in this book. She is the owner of Happy Hour Yoga, a yoga and pilates studio in Crystal Lake, Illionis. In her free time, Nancy loves hanging out with her kids and watching them play sports, and she also enjoys boating in the summer.