Books with author Jennifer Anne Davis

After graduating from college, Jennifer isn't sure what she wants to do with her life. She is drawn to the Appalachian Trail, a 2175-mile footpath that stretches from Georgia to Maine. Though her friends and family think she's crazy, she sets out alone to hike the trail, hoping it will give her time to think about what she wants to do next. The next four months are the most physically and emotionally challenging of her life. She quickly discovers that thru-hiking is harder than she had imagined: coping with blisters and aching shoulders from the 30-pound pack she carries; sleeping on the hard wooden floors of trail shelters; hiking through endless torrents of rain and even a blizzard. With every step she takes, Jennifer transitions from an over-confident college graduate to a student of the trail, braving situations she never imagined before her thru-hike. The trail is full of unexpected kindness, generosity, and humor. And when tragedy strikes, she learns that she can depend on other people to help her in times of need.

Feline friends Bud and Gabby are back! But this time—and much to Bud's dismay—there's a dog in the picture. The dog's name is Cookie, and although fun-loving Gabby enjoys Cookie's company, grouchy Bud does not. In fact, Bud gets so fed up with Cookie that he kicks her out of the house. "No dogs allowed!" he declares. But when a big black rain cloud approaches and Gabby looks worried, will Bud have a change of heart?Greeting card artist Anne Davis offers sly humor and bold, expressive art in a story that is pitch-purrfect in every way.

Diversity is a little girl that starts a new school and she feels sad because no one in her class looks like her and she feel as she does not matter. A student Joey befriends Diversity and shows her all the students in the class that are different from each other. Joey explains to Diversity that it is everyone differences that make them special and make them matter. Diversity feels happy and now she knows that she matters. She become friends with all the kids and they all play together.

Warning! By the time you finish this book, there will be no need to talk about, think about, or say any silly thing about underwear at school, at the dinner table, or anywhere else. Also there is one word in this book that makes bigger giggles than the word underwear.What?... You want me to tell you what it is? Oh no you don't! I'm not writing that word here. You'll have to read the book and find it yourself. Happy reading!

Today is "Let's Play Day" at Genny's school! Usually this is her favorite day, but this time there is a problem. When Genny realizes that she is on a different team than her very good friend, she has a lot of big feelings and she expresses them. It's a good thing that her teacher knows how to help her calm down, but will "Let's Play Day" still be fun? We will see!

Feline friends Bud and Gabby are back! But this time—and much to Bud's dismay—there's a dog in the picture. The dog's name is Cookie, and although fun-loving Gabby enjoys Cookie's company, grouchy Bud does not. In fact, Bud gets so fed up with Cookie that he kicks her out of the house. "No dogs allowed!" he declares. But when a big black rain cloud approaches and Gabby looks worried, will Bud have a change of heart?Greeting card artist Anne Davis offers sly humor and bold, expressive art in a story that is pitch-purrfect in every way.