Emily Ann Davison is a mother by day and a children’s writer by night.
Having spent many years working with children, she discovered a love of picture books and began writing her own. Emily is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI). She is an active member of a picture book critique group and a middle grade one.
Emily lives in the Garden of England, Kent, with her daughter and husband. She is never seen without a cup of tea.
Twitter: @emilyanndavison
Recent Posts by Emily Ann Davison
Molly’s Moon Mission by Duncan Beedie
From the author/illustrator of The Bear Who Stared (Shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize) comes another must-have picture book! ...
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Plant, Sow, Make & Grow by Esther Coombs
Since receiving Esther Coombs Plant, Sow, Make & Grow, I’ve been so excited to get in the garden with my ...
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The Way Home for Wolf – Rachel Bright & Jim Field
Rachel Bright and Jim Field have done it again! And by ‘it’ – I mean produce a beautiful picture book! ...
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Hodge Podge Lodge by Priscilla Lamont
Hodge Podge Lodge (a rubbish story) is anything but! (although rubbish is the focus of the story). This is a ...
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It All Began When I Said Yes – Simon Philip & Annabel Tempest
It All Began When I Said Yes is packed full of fun! Simon Philip has written a story that will ...
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Lucia & Lawrence
Joanna Francis has really captured that special moment when friendships develop in childhood. Lucia & Lawrence is the perfect picture ...
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10 Reasons to Love a Penguin
10 Reasons to Love a Penguin is written by Catherine Barr and illustrated by Hanako Clulow. It is an informative non-fiction ...
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How To Be A Lion
How to be a Lion definitely shows that you don’t have to roar to be heard ...
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Daddy Hairdo
Daddy Hairdo, a picture book from Francis Martin and Claire Powell, is great fun! When Amy’s hair just keeps growing, it causes ...
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