Tony Davis extols the importance of taking small steps in his children’s book “How To Eat A Booger”

Tony Davis did just that with “How To Eat A Booger” (BookBaby; 2021). The story revolves around the quote of the late Desmond Tutu, “There is only one way to eat an elephant: a bite at a time.” What he meant by that is that a huge, time-consuming and even impossible task can be accomplished gradually by taking one bite at a time, i.e., doing something in steps rather than all at once.

This is the lesson Tony Davis strives to impart in his children’s book “How To Eat A Booger.” The story is about a boy named Kenny who had a birthday party at his home. His friends enjoyed lots of food, snacks, cake, juice, and games until it was time to leave. Kenny soon realized that his room was a mess, and he was left to clean it by himself.

It seemed to be too overwhelming for him to do all by himself, so he panicked for a moment. However, he soon realized that if he made a list and took a deep breath, he could start by taking small steps.

For Tony Davis, it’s never too early to teach the children that it’s always better to act than react and cave into fear and anxiety. “How To Eat A Booger” aims to remind the young reader that what appears to be impossible is indeed possible – by starting small, taking small steps, and making incremental changes and improvements over time.

Teach children the power of small steps and taking action today. Order “How To Eat A Booger” by Tony Davis on Amazon.

“How To Eat A Booger” will be publicly displayed at the exhibit that self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will put up at the 2022 Tucson Festival of Books on March 12-13, 2022, at the University of Arizona Mall, Tucson, AZ.

How To Eat A Booger
Author | Tony Davis
Published date | July 3, 2021
Publisher | BookBaby
Book retail price | $19.95

About the Author

Inventor, entrepreneur, and author, Antonio M. Davis, Sr. M.A. serves as program director at the Jubilee Family Development Center in Lynchburg, VA. He is a graduate of Liberty University with a M.A. in Human Services. He received his B.F.A. in Design from Virginia State University in Petersburg, VA. His past experiences include: day treatment counselor, mental health supports counselor, intensive in-home counselor, Counselor of The Year 2012, and site coordinator- The Madeline Centre, Inc., Domestic Violence Group Facilitator- Blue Ridge Counseling Group, LLC., Mental Health Professional- Centra Health, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.

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