Books with author C. P. Davies

"I can't do magic," said the boy. "That's impossible." He paused. "But I can undo it."Sam's first adventure ended with him grounded and Lily banned from seeing him. So not a complete success. But what bothers Sam more is that he still doesn't know the scientific reason for what's going on, and hasn't been able to help his friend. His solution? Get a stone like his to take the dark energy surrounding Lily away for good. But how? The nearest area with that type of rock is over 300 miles away.So when a school camping trip comes up he tries to convince Lily to go, but she argues (understandably) that he should come too. Can Sam overcome his fears to go with her? Will the weird terrors hounding Lily be better or worse away from the city? And can they work together to save the camp, and all their friends, from disaster?If you can prove that monsters don't exist, what is there to be scared of?

"I can't do magic," said the boy. "That's impossible." He paused. "But I can undo it."Sam is a nine-year-old boy who can solve anyone’s spooky problems. He knows there are no such things as ghosts, vampires or aliens, only a mysterious energy that gets attached to stuff. People give Sam their “cursed” things, he applies some school science, and their terrors disappear, all without ever having to leave his bedroom (which is the way he likes it).But then Lily, a girl in the grade above him, arrives outside his house one night surrounded by this strange energy, and it keeps coming back whatever Sam tries to do to help. Can they work together to find out why? And where in the maze of DC's streets and monuments will it lead them? Together with a best friend who thinks he’s a Russian hacker and a brother who believes he’s the next baseball All-Star, Sam and Lily can’t give up until they figure it out.If you can prove that monsters don’t exist, what is there to be scared of?* Undoers Two now available on Amazon *

Robbie’s mummy takes him and his friend Isabella to visit the park one day, and guess who they find there? A lovely dog called Silly Billy! They soon make friends with Silly Billy and have a fun time playing together. This book is part of the Yes You Can series. It is an incredible tool for children to learn the importance of positivity, confidence and self-esteem. Robbie is encouraged to act independently, assume responsibility and take pride in his accomplishments.