Books with author Janet Lisa Davies

How did Sevenoaks become a settlement? Why did the town become 'one oak' for a while? When and why did the Beatles visit Knole Park?This e-book - an electronic version of the printed book (which is also available via Amazon) - is full of fun facts and interesting information for children and families. Whether you have a homework project to do or you'd just like to find out why Sevenoaks became one of the most prosperous towns in South East England, you'll discover something new in this book.

A horse walks through the village, to drink at the river. It makes holes that cause flooding. Webster spider is laughed at by an unkind mole, who thinks a little spider can't do anything to help. A mouse tells Mole off and encourages Webster. Eventually, Webster has a good idea that proves to be far more more helpful than even he had thought it could be.

The three cats, Charlie, Emily, and Archie are going to visit the home of their latest friend, Barker the dog. He lives on a farm. They hear a lamb calling for its mother. Barker thinks the mother will come over to it soon. The friends look at the cows, pigs, and hens. The lamb is still crying. They go to help it. They walk around the field and can't find her. The other sheep have not seen her. All ends happily. A fully illustrated story, illustrated by Janet Davies.

Jafari the giraffe meets a new giraffe friend, Mali. He introduces her to his monkey friends and they have fun. Then Jafari pops his head up and accidentally knocks a newly completed bird's nest to pieces. He tries to rebuild it but doesn't have a clue about building a nest. Then he has a good idea and helped by Mali and the monkeys, he builds a nest that makes the bird chirp and sing in happiness

Gulliver and his friends have fun, beachcombing for treasure, grabbing a few snacks and splashing around in the sea. Then they spot a boy stranded out to sea in a dinghy. None of the people speak Gull so they can't tell them anything, and the lifeboat and helicopter have gone the wrong way. Gulliver finds a way to lead a man in a boat to the boy and eventually, he is brought back to his parents. Do the Gulls get any thanks for their help? Read on to find out.

A small pony and three big horses are given a field to share. They decide to play games, to get to know each other. Each one chooses something they are good at and know they will win. Smarty can't run as fast or jump as high, or role a heavy tree trunk, but then Smarty has a clever idea for a choice of game and wins. The horses all walk happily together, to their shelter for some tasty hay.

Jack the cat is so hungry he snatches a fish and hopes to share it with his rat and mice friends, but he is chased by an angry man. He jumps on board a moored boat, to hide. When he creeps out, the boat is out to sea and he is given the job of ships cat and expected to 'deal' with the rats and mice on the boat. He is friendly towards rats and mice. How is he going to keep his new, purr-fect home?

Bobby the boat loves bobbing about on the sea, exploring different places, but he gets a little lonely. He spots a dog that looks miserable. It is homeless and hops on board when Bobby invites him. Rover, the new dog friend sees another homeless dog, Wuffles, later. Bobby thought one dog was enough, but he agreed, then the dogs go looking around, and come back with a homeless puppy. Bobby wants to help, so now he has three dogs on board. One day the sea gets very stormy, and Bobby is in danger of turning over...