Donald Davis (1) (1944–)

Autor de Listening for the Crack of Dawn (American Storytelling)

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41 Obras 507 Miembros 12 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Donald Davis grew up near Waynesville, North Carolina, and is a graduate of Davidson College and Duke Divinity School. A retired Methodist minister, he now tours the country ten months a year, during which he makes approximately three hundred storytelling presentations. He is a regular headliner at mostrar más the National Storytelling Festival and has been a featured storyteller at the Smithsonian Institution and the World's Fair. When he's not traveling, Davis makes his home on Ocracoke Island. mostrar menos

Obras de Donald Davis

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Listening for the Crack of Dawn (American Storytelling) (1990) 88 copias

Telling Your Own Stories (American Storytelling) (1993) 79 copias

The Pig Who Went Home on Sunday: An Appalachian Folktale (2005) 47 copias

Southern Jack Tales (1992) 41 copias

Jack and the Animals (1995) 29 copias

See Rock City (American Storytelling) (1996) 28 copias

Barking At a Fox-fur Coat (1991) 25 copias

Jack Always Seeks His Fortune: Authentic Appalachian Jack Tales (American Storytelling from August House) (1992) 21 copias

Writing as a Second Language: From Experience to Story to Prose (2005) 18 copias

Thirteen Miles From Suncrest (1994) 17 copias

Tales From a Free-Range Childhood (2011) 16 copias

Mama Learns to Drive (2006) 11 copias

Christmas at Grandma's (1994) 10 copias

Ride the Butterflies (2005) 8 copias

Grand Canyon (1998) 6 copias

Miss Daisy (2006) 5 copias

Telling Your Arkansas Stories: Special Arkansas Edition (2005) 5 copias

That's What Mamas Do {Audiobook} (2006) 4 copias

Father was a Wise Old Man {Audiobook} (2006) 4 copias

Dr. York, Miss Winnie and the Typhoid Shot (1996) 4 copias

Big-Screen Drive In Theater (2006) 4 copias

Party People (1993) 4 copias

Braces {Audiobook} (1999) 3 copias

Grandma's Boy (American Storytelling from August House) (1999) 3 copias

My lucky day: Tales from a southern Appalachian story teller (1983) 3 copias

Grandma's Lap Stories {Audiobook} (1997) 3 copias

Don't Kill Santa!: Christmas Stories (2006) 3 copias

Room of My Own (1692) 2 copias

Too Much Hair! {Audiobook} (2006) 2 copias

Southern Bells (American Storytelling) (1997) 2 copias

Uncle Frank Invents the Electron Microphone (American Folklore Series) (1993) 2 copias

Laughing to Keep from Crying 1 copia

I didn't know that was going to Happen 1 copia

I Wouldn't Tell This to Just ANYBODY - CD 1 copia

Mrs. Rosemary's Kindergarten (1995) 1 copia

Irrational Fear {Audiobook} 1 copia

Broken Bones {Audiobook} 1 copia

Donald Davis Live from Fearrington Village {Audiobook} 1 copia

It's All About Cats {Audiobook} 1 copia

The Time Machine (2008) 1 copia

Jack's first job (1994) 1 copia

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Fecha de nacimiento: 1944
Género: male
Nacionalidad: USA

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Ride the Butterflies por Donald Davis

Ride the Butterflies is about a boy named Hawk growing up. Hawk grew up in Nantahala county and went to Sulpher Springs school. When Hawk was in Junior High School he wanted to work as a bus driver. Hawk made new friends at Bus Driver's School. Hawk met Davey, Bobby Jensen, and Stanley Easter. Stanley is a black kid that is the same age as Hawk, Stanley is also known as Easter Bunny. Stanley and Hawk eventually become best of friends. As a bus driver, Hawk meets some new friends. Hallie Cosby is one of Hawk's new friends. After Hawk is done with being a bus driver he goes off to collage.
I really like this book because the story has surprises like one of her favorite teachers has a stroke and retires. Anyone who likes to read emotional books would like this book. This book is a great read and is relatively short. I enjoyed reading this book.… (más)

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