Cliff Davis
When Cliff Davis was about seven years old, a thoughtful school teacher encouraged him to write down a story he’d composed, about a horse who hated hay. That little book, handwritten, mimeographed, and laminated, was his first attempt to break into the world of literature.
“No parent, teacher – or anyone involved in a child’s life – should ever underestimate the impact of even the smallest gesture of encouragement,” he says.
Mr. Davis has been writing ever since. A 1996 graduate of Brigham Young University with a B.A. in journalism, he has been a newspaper reporter, recipient of several first place Virginia Press Association awards, and a school district public relations spokesperson.
Born in Cheyenne, Wyoming and raised on Air Force bases around the world, Mr. Davis now lives in Richmond, Virginia, with his wife, Anita; their Jack Russell-Chihuahua, Bunny; a cockatiel named Nina; a fish named Valentine – and more than 1,500 books he hopes someday to read.
To learn more about Cliff, follow him on Facebook.
“No parent, teacher – or anyone involved in a child’s life – should ever underestimate the impact of even the smallest gesture of encouragement,” he says.
Mr. Davis has been writing ever since. A 1996 graduate of Brigham Young University with a B.A. in journalism, he has been a newspaper reporter, recipient of several first place Virginia Press Association awards, and a school district public relations spokesperson.
Born in Cheyenne, Wyoming and raised on Air Force bases around the world, Mr. Davis now lives in Richmond, Virginia, with his wife, Anita; their Jack Russell-Chihuahua, Bunny; a cockatiel named Nina; a fish named Valentine – and more than 1,500 books he hopes someday to read.
To learn more about Cliff, follow him on Facebook.
Books
A Chookamook Came Over for Breakfast
$13.95
written by Cliff Davis
illustrated by Heidi Gibson
Lizzie Lewis hates breakfast. She’d rather eat candy and other sweet treats. But then Mama brings home a new box of cereal for Lizzie to try—magic cereal. With one bite, she finds herself shrunk down to a few inches high and entering the world of Breakfastland, where mountains are made of marshmallows and palaces are made of pancakes. There she meets the Chookamooks, tiny mouse-like creatures that help make breakfasts for the whole world. Can the Chookamooks teach Lizzie that breakfast isn’t so bad? Can she help save Breakfastland from the evil Dr. Darktooth?
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