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Neil Clark Warren, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Author, and Founder of eHarmony.com writes:
 For all the passionate lovers of Calvin and Hobbs, Suzy Nash's new book for children, "A Day in the Life of Matthew the Mighty," is like our former hero, Bill Watterson, has come back to life again. This delightful book combines all the elements that children love most--challenge, action, imagination, idealism--and it moves from story to story without the slowing of a step.
These are classic stories. They are magnificently written--with important teachings from scripture--and they will appeal to both parents and young people like few books have in the last twenty years.
Jay Carty
Best-Selling Author and former Laker writes:
Matthew shows us how to use our imaginations, love God, and to get out of the box of the usual and into the world of what could be. This book is a must read for every child, but it's probably a more important read for every parent. Matthew the Mighty turns us on to think in refreshing new ways: Try nurture, not negatives; stimulate, don't stifle; develop your child's mind, don't corral it. Amazing things can happen outside the walls of conventional thinking. Matthew the Mighty leads the way.
Matthew the Mighty knows his Bible and he makes learning fun, not stuffy---but there is so much more. I have two grandchildren who are the right age for this book. Both will be reading Matthew the Mighty. A wonderful website too, I'll send my grandkids there.
A former L.A. Laker, Jay Carty is the author of "Coach Wooden One-On-One," "O. Whillikers in the Hall of Champions," "Counter Attack," "Playing with Fire" plus a number of other books.
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