Regina Davis and Carolyn Spencer Present Self-Help Picture Book for Children
By: Christina Mancuso Oct. 10, 2013
At least 10 percent of children are bullied regularly, bullyingstatistics.org, and authors Regina Davis and Carolyn Royer Spencer write their new children's book to help educate children on the severe consequences of bullying.
Davis and Spencer's created "Lord Computesalot, Ruler of Aurora Bullyalis and His Secret Quest to End Bullying," illustrated with original art work by Spencer, to provide guidance on the importance of ending bullying.
"We are two caring sensitive retired teachers and want children to enjoy life without fear of bullying," Davis said.
This clever, fantasy picture book varies from other bullying topic children's books because it presents adults bullying each other and displays to children how outlandish and hurtful these actions can be.
"The book could have an impact on helping diminish the bullying epidemic by showing adults bullying each other," Davis said. "Kids then can see how ridiculous bullying is and become problem solvers, using critical thinking skills which are important since children today have had their creativity stifled by the rote learning for required testing procedures."
"Lord Computesalot, Ruler of Aurora Bullyalis and His Secret Quest to End Bullying" By Regina Davis and Carolyn Spencer
ISBN: 978-1-4817-1163-0
Retail price $20.99
Available in softcover and e-book
About the authors
Regina Davis and Carolyn Royer Spencer are both retired elementary school teachers who have started the trilogy "Senor Smarty Pantaloons Series." Davis was born and raised in Long Island, New York and now resides in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Davis received her bachelor's degree in education from St. John's University, New York, and her master's degree from Hofstra University, New York. Spencer has been a resident of Norfolk, Virginia her entire life. She received her bachelor's degree in visual arts and her bachelor certification in early childhood and elementary education from Old Dominion University, Virginia.
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