Ada’s Technical Books in Seattle has Grandmother Fish in stock, and they’re selling it online. Here is the direct link. Their supply is limited, so order now. <a href="http://www.seattletechnicalbooks cialis 20mg en ligne.com/product/grandmother-fish-childs-first-book-evolution”>http://www.seattletechnicalbooks.com/product/grandmother-fish-childs-first-book-evolution Karen and I are happy to be working with … Continue reading →

Grandmother Fish is the first book to teach evolution to preschoolers, as recently reviewed on NPR.org. We’re thrilled that our first edition has sold out on Amazon and is now available only at a few lucky stores. Australia—Dymocks Camberwell Canada—Centre for Inquiry Canada Seattle—Ada’s Technical Books Would … Continue reading →

  Amazon has over 100 copies, but as of Oct 30 they’re in transit between fulfillment centers. I’m am shipping them the last of the first edition, except for some cases held back for special purposes. I’m also looking for … Continue reading →

Please check out our successful Kickstarter campaign! http://bit.ly/gf-ks Our Kickstarter campaign started June 23rd and we funded on the 25th. Daniel Dennett, David Sloan Wilson, Daniel Loxton, Tiffany Taylor, Monte Cook, and others got behind the campaign, and we hit … Continue reading →

The video for Kickstarter is almost done. Keith Hitchcock of Hocus Focus Media made us look really good. Everything came together, and we ended up with the cutest video ever for a children’s book of evolution. Click the image to see … Continue reading →

The story of Grandmother Fish is simplified for preschoolers, so the science notes for parents in the back have to be rigorous. Fortunately, I’m getting help from the National Center for Science Education. These people are serious about teaching evolution … Continue reading →