Books with author Nathan Jensen

Winslow Tuttle watches his favorite toy float off in the small creek that flows by his home and begins an exciting journey to retrieve it. Along the way Winslow and his wise grandfather discover the grand world outside their little home, brave dangerous waterfalls and stoplights, meet new friends, and learn that what you are chasing after may not be as important as what you find. Written and illustrated by Nathan Jensen, this story presents a classic hero quest for young children with lessons about persistence and the courage to look beyond what you know.

Winslow Tuttle watches his favorite toy float off in the small creek that flows by his home and begins an exciting journey to retrieve it. Along the way Winslow and his wise grandfather discover the grand world outside their little home, brave dangerous waterfalls and stoplights, meet new friends, and learn that what you are chasing after may not be as important as what you find. Written and illustrated by Nathan Jensen, this story presents a classic hero quest for young children with lessons about persistence and the courage to look beyond what you know.

Each page of this rich and colorfully illustrated children's book is alive with walking, talking alphabet letters and animals. The story journeys from fields to cabins in caves, to a king in a castle, across an ocean, and to a magical place where letters become words to become sentences to become stories. A boy learns the alphabet. He meets every one of them. Great children's book for alphabet letter learning, vocabulary building, multiple story times, and many hours of explorative education.

Each page of this rich and colorfully illustrated children's book is alive with walking, talking alphabet letters and animals. The story journeys from fields to cabins in caves, to a king in a castle, across an ocean, and to a magical place where letters become words to become sentences to become stories. A boy learns the alphabet. He meets every one of them. Great children's book for alphabet letter learning, vocabulary building, multiple story times, and many hours of explorative education.

When inventor Herbert Weatherby constructs a time-travel device in 1906 based on Einstein’s theory of relativity, his invention attracts the attention of Dr. Kriegal Von Spiegal of the Berlin Polytechnic, who tries to steal it. Running for his life with the device under his arm and Dr. Von Spiegal on his heels, he triggers the contraption and tumbles—along with his pursuers—into thirteenth-century Switzerland.A hundred years later four children find the time travel device, which had been teleported to the future by Dr. Weatherby to keep it out of the hands of Von Spiegal. The children use the device to go back in time and assist Weatherby in a daring plot to storm Baron Von Spiegal’s castle and rescue the inventor’s daughter. With modern weapons such as a pellet gun, tennis ball shooter, and fire crackers, they breach the castle and commence their rescue.