Books with author Kathleen Davis

Feeding the ducks always puts Cam in a good mood. But what happens when she meets a big, mean duck who steals all the food? Parent Tips: Enjoy counting the ducks, trees and other animals in the book with your child. Encourage your child to consider what they would do if they met a big, mean duck. Ask your child what kind of food he or she would use to feed the ducks. About the Author Kathleen lives in Atlanta, GA. Her favorite time of day is story time with her daughter, Cameron. She is proud to call herself a working mother with a writing problem. Kathleen and her family also enjoy the outdoors biking, running and playing.

One of the most difficult conversations parents can have with their children is about changes such as separation, or divorce. These types of changes are difficult, and can be traumatic for children. 99% of children are delicate, and easily hurt, even though they put on a brave face. Zebra Tales - Daddy Moved the 4th book in The Mr. Stripes series - discusses changes that can occur in families. When parents have problems, and disagree on certain key issues, a child needs to know they are not to blame, especially when the disagreements involves the child. Life is always changing, and sometimes change comes because someone moves away. If this happens in your family, it is very important for a child to say what they need to say. Families are different, and not all parents are a mom or dad, they could be grandparents, aunts, or an adult friend.

Zebra Tales - The Wisdom of Mr. Stripes, the first book in the Mr. Stripes series, is a story designed to encourage, and empower children to listen to their inner knowing, using the light within to guide their decision making. Our culture has taught most people to look outside for answers. Many have become disempowered, and influenced by the herd. Instead of thinking things through, and making choices that are authentic, they seek another's opinions above their own. Mommy Zebra teaches little Zebra about the inner light. This light of Love won't be found in material things like TVs or PhD degrees, cell phones, or ice cream cones, a new pair of pants, or romance. But you will perceive it in giggles and laughs, and maybe when playing with your toys while taking bubble baths. Zebra Tales builds self confidence at a very young age, and reinforces that Love lights the way in day to day experiences.