Daniel Williamson

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the Chinese Mandarin language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn Chinese Mandarin to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the Chinese Mandarin language including subjects such as: Talking about age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and Chinese Mandarin so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the Chinese Mandarin language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images as well as fun phonetics to show how the words should sound Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their Chinese Mandarin education

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the Russian language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn Russian to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the Russian language including subjects such as: Talking about Age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and Russian so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the Russian language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images as well as fun phonetics to show how the words should sound Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their Russian education

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the Arabic language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn Arabic to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the Arabic language including subjects such as: Talking about Age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and Arabic so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the Arabic language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images as well as fun phonetics to show how the words should sound Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their Arabic education

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the German language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn German to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the German language including subjects such as: Talking about age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and German so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the German language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images. Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their German education

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the French language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn French to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the French language including subjects such as: Talking about age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and French so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the French language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images. Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their French education

This new, bi-lingual picture book is the perfect story for young children to learn the basics of the Spanish language. Colourful, fun and educational Mo has a confident spirit and a new thirst for knowledge. He wants to learn Spanish to make more friends Being small he starts at the beginning, learning about essentials like greeting people, counting to 10 and how to say his name As we follow Mo's character and the other children through the story we discover more of the basics of the Spanish language including subjects such as: Talking about age Likes and Dislikes Games and Playtime Colours of the Rainbow Different Pets Bedtime Routine On every page the text is printed in both English and Spanish so that parents or whoever reads the story can read to the child in both languages. Adults (or the readers) are provided with the perfect, fun and colourful platform to allow the child to repeat the Spanish language back and practice learning the words and pronunciation at ground level with the aid of playful images. Whether a bi-lingual parent or just keen to teach a child a new language, this book is the perfect stepping stone to begin their Spanish education

*New York Grimes Best Seller 'Body and Brain' chronicles the tumultuous relationship between the tyrannical Brain and his hapless enslaved counterpart, the Body.*Warning: contains satire.Before the webcomic 'Heart and Brain' there was 'Body and the Brain.' Trapped in the web, it lies in wait to snare another unsuspecting reader. It's good, it's crazy-good fun In homage to baroque horror filmmaker Phil Tippett, and his apocalyptic stop-motion masterpiece Mad God. Body and the Brain is a satirical take on life from both sides of the conflict. In this battle between our unlikely duo, the pompous and overly supercilious brain seeks to dispose of the revolting sac of flesh it is permanently attached to. Join them on a roller-coaster ride of misadventure as they search for the ultimate cure for the human condition, where life is cheap and the only thing that lies in their path to true happiness is each other.

Original edition. In its early manuscript form, Magician, Man and Beast was introduced to readers as a free sample on New Zealand writing critique site - worthyofpublishing.com. This New Zealand writing site allowed readers to rate and comment on new work. For several years, Magician, Man and Beast was the highest rated sample with hundreds of five-star reviews. "The highest rated manuscript currently on worthyofpublishing.com is Daniel Williamson's popular fantasy trilogy Magician, Man and Beast." "This humble New Zealander has received an overwhelmingly positive response from international readers on the site, ' says Cook, who is in the process of locating the right publisher for the book." Taken from press release.Online Readers' and Writers' Community PopularWednesday, 10 June 2009, 10:06 am. Press Release: Worthy of Publishing "Daniel Williamson has showcased part of his book 'Magician, Man and Beast' on Worthyofpublishing.com since December the 10th 2007 to gain valuable market feedback.Consistent, positive reader feedback on Daniel's book (Manuscript) so far suggests that he has written an outstanding book. In my view, this is a next best seller just waiting to be discovered by a big international publisher and we will see to it that this happens.Currently Daniel's book is the 'most read' of all time on worthyofpublishing.com and is also one of the highest rated by readers on the website." Aaron CookDirector, worthyofpublishing (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- Wonderfully written. My fav line: 'The dead pretended to ignore their fate.' Jentry Tuesday, June 09, 2009 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- I have read non-stop since joining 6 days ago. You are amazing, THIS is amazing. Have you sent this to publishers? I would love to have it in book form, what fantastic workLadyFirenze Thursday, April 16, 2009 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- This is a truly amazing book, and my favourite type of fantasy, one that doesn't begin with the plot, but it unfolds as you read it. Too many writers put the entire back-story into the first paragraph, and I personally think that takes the fun out of it.On a side note, I love your illustrations. The style of some of them remind me of Tolkien's original sketches J. M. Nalley Sunday, August 17, 2008 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- Your story is well constructed. I enjoyed the imagery of the dead landscape and the feeling of being followed; joining the story at the end of a quest was interesting as well. C.J. Sinclair Wednesday, October 08, 2008I am a fan of Tolkien and I love how you manage to sound slightly similar to his writing and yet entirely original. Good job, I'll read your other chapters when I get time =]Keep writing =]Samantha Tuesday, August 19, 2008 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- Great reminds me of Jonathon Stroud. Keep up the good work and I loved your details. soccerhead67 Sunday, June 07, 2009 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- This is a wonderful fairy tale. You are as good as Lloyd Alexander. Nesty Monday, June 01, 2009 (Quote taken from worthyofpublishing, com )- Adjective heaven awash in the rapids of a nightmare tale Chris Lee Wednesday, June 18, 2008