Books with author Sarah Davids

A Christmas tale about Santa's "Naughty or Nice" list. Great tool infants to learn good values as Santa's always watching. Written for early learning, pre-school ages. Lots of colourful illustrations to capture the little ones imagination about being good or bad! Based on a basic learn to read for youngsters, simple text & moderate repetition. Great bedtime story or infants learning to read starter books Assisting to create excitement for the Christmas season & helping teach good values to your child in a light hearted way. An early reader picture book for kids. This picture book is for story time or bed time uses, it describes Santa's Naughty or Nice list and how it works. Based on an old fable, that Santa Claus is always watching and seeing if children are good or bad, only the nice children get Christmas presents, so Santa Claus will check his list each year to check which child has been good and which have been bad. This Christmas tale briefly explains to young children what comprises of being good and what comprises of being bad and explains which list Santa Claus will put you on.

Guess Who's Coming? Is a Christmas tale about Santa written to create excitement & delight for young ones. This is a picture book, with a catchy story line, written with simple text & subtle repetition to engage young readers & to help them learn to read. Based on Santa's arrival & the lead up to Christmas, your youngster will enjoy listening to this simple story line & relate to the arrival of Santa's big night or learn to read it themselves. Guess Who's Coming? - A Christmas tale about Santa Claus These books are suited for infants, Preschool age & basic reading ability.

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