Nerni the gnome loves to invent things, but when she invents an intelligent clock, things don't go according to plan! Nerni Invents Clock is a picture book designed to be read to 0-4 year olds.
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My 3 year old has been asking about how you invent something. I found this book and she loves it. Yesterday she told me that she had invented her own "app" because we sometimes play with apps on the iPad. A great book to get new ideas flowing. Arun from New York Read more reviews on Amazon.com.
In summary, Nerni Invents Clock is a fun little book for younger little geeks and a solid first children’s book from the author. Fun artwork, easy language, and a positive message deliver a great story for you to read and share with your little geek. I’m looking forward to the author’s next book release and eager to see what Nerni will be working on next! Read the rest of the review on Fathergeek.com
When you run into problems, sometimes the best solution is an invention. Join Nerni and her friends on four exciting adventures, and discover her innovative solutions to their troubles. Nerni's Ingenious Inventions is a collection of stand-alone stories with about half words and half pictures. It is great for reading to your 2-5 year old or for early readers (1st or 2nd graders) to read on their own.
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My niece is 3 and loves Nerni's adventures. I recommend this as a present for every young child. I enjoy the stories too! J. from San Francisco Read more reviews on Amazon.com.
Todd Edwards has compiled four excellent stories that are entertaining and engaging for my little geeks, deliver on message the importance of a creative mind, and tackling problems with a smile and enthusiasm. More to point, Nerni’s upbeat attitude and eagerness to help her friends also sends a very positive message to the reader and listener the value of friendship, community, and helping others. All this and a talking clock as a sidekick, too! Read the rest of the review on Fathergeek.com
"Author Todd Edwards: for his dedication to promoting science and creativity through his children’s books." Read our review of his first book