David Davis chronicles the culture of sports through words, images, and sound. His work delves into the deeper social and cultural aspects of sporting events and personalities. Through his writing, he illuminates not only the sporting action itself but also its impact on society and individuals. Davis's work is characterized by keen observation and an analytical approach to his subject matter.
This humorous counting book showcases mischievous toddlers in diapers as they embark on a series of entertaining escapades. With vibrant illustrations, it combines laughter and learning, making it a delightful experience for young readers. The playful antics of these little troublemakers promise to engage and amuse, offering a fun way to explore numbers.
The story features a lively band of dogs, the Rock 'n' Roll Memphis Blues Dogs, who entertain their furry friends with music every Friday night. Key characters include Buddy Collie, the guitar-playing dog, and Puggy Sue, the energetic teenage star. Readers are invited to join the fun and dance along, while being careful not to step on their iconic blue suede shoes.
Set in the vibrant backdrop of New Orleans, this rhythmic tale unfolds through entertaining verse, capturing the lively essence of a jazz combo. The story features cool cats and hot dogs, bringing to life the dynamic world of jazz musicians. Accompanied by engaging illustrations, it offers a delightful exploration of music and camaraderie in a spirited atmosphere.
Classic nursery rhymes receive a playful Texas twist, offering a delightful blend of humor and regional charm. Over fifty beloved tales are reimagined, featuring characters like a cowgirl in a boot and a plate of huevos rancheros. Vibrant illustrations enhance the experience, making it enjoyable for both children and adults. The lively vocabulary not only entertains but also encourages young readers to engage with the stories, ensuring a fun learning experience. This unique take on familiar rhymes celebrates Texas culture in a whimsical way.
When ten Texas babies mosey into town in this counting book, they find all types of mischief in the Lone Star State.
Seven Heretical Sermons is a collection of essays in sermon form intended for the layperson dealing with the impact of modern science on theology. Written with a humorous, sometimes sarcastic tone, it reviews the historical development of several theological ideas, including aspects of beliefs about abortion, the origin of religion, homosexuality, evil, creation, and the nature of God; all in the context of modern scientific thought. In the past, when science has appeared to contradict theology, it has been theology that eventually adapted to science. Today that process continues, despite many efforts to resist the process. Here physics and anthropology are mixed with history and textual analysis to explore a new way of looking at religion.
The book showcases iconic moments in Los Angeles sports history, featuring legendary athletes like Wilt Chamberlain, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Muhammad Ali. Through the lens of the city's top newspaper photographers, it captures thrilling events across various sports, including basketball, boxing, and tennis. Readers can relive unforgettable moments from seven Super Bowls, two Olympic Games, and more, highlighting L.A.'s vibrant sports culture from 1889 to 1989. The collection emphasizes the city's competitive spirit and rich athletic legacy.
Featuring a diverse array of full-lengths, one-acts, and short plays, this collection showcases the works of David Davis, celebrated for their production in various theatres, including Off-Off Broadway. The scripts span genres from comedy to tragedy and even science fiction, highlighting the absurdities of life alongside profound moments in drama. Award-winning pieces reflect a unique blend of humor and depth, revealing how seemingly minor events can carry significant weight. This collection brings the vibrancy of stage performances to the written page.
Set against a backdrop of Texas culture, this festive story counts down the 12 days of Christmas with delightful surprises, including javelinas, dancing boots, blooming bluebonnets, and the six flags that represent the state. The narrative is infused with a charming Texas twang, bringing to life the unique traditions and symbols of the Lone Star State in vibrant full color.
Exploring a wide emotional spectrum, this poetry collection delves into themes ranging from humor and satire to deep heartbreak. Spanning various stages of the author's life, the poems address diverse topics, including sex, literary criticism, and historical events. Crafted for accessibility, the verses invite readers to engage with life's complexities through a unique and often unconventional lens.