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
THE BLUE UMBRELLA – What inspired the story…by Emily Ann Davison
THE BLUE UMBRELLA – What inspired the story…. I wrote The Blue Umbrella during the first lockdown for Covid-19. I ...
A Pizza With Everything On It by Kyle Scheele and Andy J.Pizza
When it comes to pizza, I hold my hands up. Without a doubt, the best pizza in my eyes is ...
Got To Dance by Josette Reeves & Annabel Tempest
Got To Dance, written by Josette Reeves and illustrated by Annabel Tempest is a beautifully bright and uplifting picture book ...
Little Echo By Al Rodin
In 2019, I was lucky enough to go to the Cambridge School of Art exhibition for the MA course in ...
Goodnight Veggies by Diana Murray & Zachariah OHora
Goodnight Veggies is a wonderful way of introducing a wide variety of vegetables and how they grow, to younger picture ...
Luna Loves Art by Joseph Coelho & Fiona Lumbers
Luna Loves Art follows in the footsteps of Luna Loves Library Day, and just like the first book was a ...
Superheroes Don’t Get Scared… Or Do They? by Kate Thompson & Clare Elsom
Superheroes Don’t Get Scared… Or Do They? is a funny, uplifting picture book that is sure to grab your attention ...
The Magical Underwater Activity Book By Mia Underwood
We’ve already been lucky enough to review one of Mia Underwood’s activity books, which we just LOVED. So, when I ...
Beast Feast by Emma Yarlett
Beast Feast is a monstrously marvellous picture book by Emma Yarlett, published by Walker Books. As soon as you open ...
Pop-Up Moon by Anne Jankeliowitch, Olivier Charbonnel & Annabelle Buxton
This year it was the 50th anniversary of man’s first step on the moon. So, it is no surprise that ...
