Books with author Katie J. Davis

Emma Strong: Go Gold for a Cure is a story about a remarkably brave little girl who was given devastating news and a family that faced cancer with grace and dignity. This book will hopefully inspire children to help join the fight to end childhood cancer. There are many suggestions in the book on simple ways to help kids with cancer and their families. Join Emma's family on Facebook at Emma Stronger Now. The author would like to share a special thanks to Anna Tobolski who modeled for the book cover.

All her life, Addy's heard stories about the McMahon family curse. Her mom says the stories are just jokes, but Addy isn't so sure. In fact, she's got evidence. Like the fact that her archenemy saw Addy shopping for a training bra with her mom. Or that Jonathan, her mom's g-ross boyfriend, is moving into the guest room. If only Addy could escape into the cartoon world of her journal, or hang out with her best friend, Jackie. The only problem is—and this is probably because of the curse—Jackie is now Addy's ex-best friend since one particular comic from her journal was somehow shown to the entire school. If only Addy could prove to Jackie that it wasn't her fault. It had to be that curse. Didn't it?

The true meaning of Christmas for children now teaches reading and math too! Based on the picture book, Little Chicken's Big Christmas, this activity book is also excellent for early and intermediate readers or to do crafts, learn reading and easy math problems for preschoolers with a little help from friends and family. Little Chicken is anxious for Christmas to come, but not because he’s thinking of presents he will get, but one he’s going to give. Little Chicken’s Big Christmas is a delightful and surprising twist on the notion that it’s better to give than receive. Little ones and their grown ups will love sharing this during the holidays. Check out the picture book, Little Chicken's Big Christmas, too! Other books by Katie Davis: http://www.amazon.com/Katie-Davis/e/B000APHR56/ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2?qid=1450538926&sr=8-2 "I hear you cluckin', Big Chicken!" That's the simple refrain that Little Chicken repeats to his mama throughout a typical day. But Little Chicken is distracted by Christmas . . . Now he asks, "When is Christmas?" and "Is it Christmas yet?" and "Is it Christmas today?" Does he have the gimmes or is there something surprisingly sweet that Little Chicken wants to do on Christmas morning? With subtlety and humor, this sweet little story sweeps through a wide range emotions using the simplest of language. Tags: baby,Christmas, Christmas books, christmas stories, kids christmas stories, christmas stories for kids, greedy children, generous children, children’s christmas stories, christmas stories for children, Christmas stories, short stories for kids, short stories, stories for kids, Christmas jokes, kids christmas stories, childrens christmas stories, kids christmas books, childrens christmas books, books for kids, santa claus, reindeer, santa, comedy, humor, early reader, beginning reader, kids comedy, bedtime stories, free ebooks, ebooks free, stories for kids, preschool, ages 3-5, ages 6-8, ages 9-12, beginning readers, beginner reading, kids stories, children stories, bedtime stories, kids books, ebooks, books for kids, jokes, kids, hilarious, children, kid, kids books, childrens books, childrens book, kids book about christmas, elementary, kids book, books for kids, childrens book, book, thankful, kindle book, kindle ebook

Bright Start- Ga Dept. of Early Care and Learning series. X-large softcover. 2008. Dexter already knows everything to know about kindergarten. His big sister told him all about it. So he's not scared, but his dog Rufus is scared. Terrified. First day schoolers will shout Kindergarten Rocks after reading this fun and funny book. Gentle humor to calm the most fear-ful child.

Dexter is ready for kindergarten. Sort of. Well, actually, he's maybe kind of a little bit scared, perhaps even terrified, one might say. Because what if he gets lost? Or, what if the teacher is mean? Or, he misses his mom or dad? Or, worst of all, he loses his most important ally, Rufus? With the same warmth, exuberance, and sly wit that have made her a favorite of booksellers and children, Katie Davis tackles a problem every kid--and parent--has to face sooner or later: first-day fears. And she shows that it's okay to be scared, but that, as Dexter's older sister Jessie says, "Kindergarten rocks!"