Books with author Nathaniel Gordon

The point of this book is to have fun! From one poem to the next you’re going to enjoy this textso sit back and read this will make you smile indeed.Too Much TV Rots Your Brain is filled with poems that will make you laugh until milk squirts out your nose.In third grade Nathaniel Gold was introduced to poetry and the world has not been the same since. If you like Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein, and Tim Burton, this is the book you are looking for.Buy this book today and you won’t be sorry.“These poems are very funny. Nathaniel Gold can draw, paint, and make you laugh.” —Guy who knows “I could not put it down until I did.”—Another guy“Please buy this book—it took me a really long time to make.”—Nathaniel Gold

Did you know that Cockroaches can speak?While eating lunch in the park one day I looked down at a cockroach and he looked up at me and spoke. I was terrified but then I got to know him. His name was Ralph and he let me interview him. He came to America on the Mayflower and was there for almost every important moment in history. Come with me and see the history of the United States of America through the eyes of a cockroach.

Dangmards Civilization is about the four races of the Zim people. You have the Groats, Felines, Giants, and Wolves. Also, it has a race of humans different than our own. They are called the Dangmards. It has a race of humans that is less intelligent than our own. It has fairies, healers, mermaid and a monster in it. There is a great war between the Zim and Dangmards. But who is the winner? Is it the Zim or the Dangmards?

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