Learn How Children Can Solve Big Problems

June 10, 2009 - PRLog -- When young Josh starts the summer holiday, he’s put in charge of taking care of the family’s animals. But he never thought it would be such a hard project. With a big storm on the way, can Josh and his sister work together to keep the animals safe?

In other stories, Rupert doesn’t want his friends to learn that even though he’s a great soccer, cricket and track star, he can’t swim. Then there’s Stan, a 13-year-old who runs away from a robbery scene in New York City and is presumed to be the thief. Will Stan help police find the bully who stole from a young girl in Central Park or will he keep running?

Davy has delivered an entertaining collection of stories for young readers to enjoy again and again. His characters show both courage and determination. The Little Big Thinkers is sure to be a favorite among both children and adults.

About the Author:                                                                                              
Patrick A. Davy has been writing fiction for almost 20 years. Last year he wrote a children’s book and a novelette for older readers. His sons inspired him to write The Little Big Thinkers. He says he is awed by how creative some children can get when they find themselves in sticky situations. Originally from Jamaica, the author now lives with his wife and two sons on Long Island, New York. Davy works in the health insurance industry and is currently busy on his next book about a man searching for the father he never knew.
                                                                                                                   
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