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Series

David

3 books

The David series by David Shannon has 2 books. Start with No, David! (1998), then read the rest in the order below. Related works without a series number, like companions and adaptations, are listed after them.

David reading order

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No, David!

David Shannon

David is a whirlwind of a child, constantly getting into trouble for his mischievous antics. From making a mess to being loud, his mother's frequent refrain is "No, David!" This relatable story captures the universal experience of childhood exuberance and the enduring love between a parent and child. Despite the chaos, David's mother's affection shines through, reminding readers that even the most challenging moments are softened by love.

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David Goes To School

David Shannon

David is back and ready for his first day of school, but it seems he's brought all his usual mischief with him. From the moment he arrives, David finds himself in a series of predicaments, testing his teacher's patience with every turn. Despite his best efforts to be good, his impulsive nature leads to a whirlwind of classroom chaos, including a memorable food fight. Through it all, David's teacher, much like his mother, reminds him with a familiar refrain that his actions need a bit more thought. This heartwarming and humorous tale captures the universal experience of a child navigating the rules and routines of school, proving that even the most mischievous student can learn and grow.

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David Gets In Trouble

David Shannon

David is a lovable character who always seems to find himself in hot water. From making a mess with his dinner to running around the house with no pants on, his day is filled with one mishap after another. Yet, with every misstep, David has a ready excuse, a clever deflection that keeps him out of true trouble. But as bedtime approaches, the weight of his actions begins to sink in, leading to a heartfelt realization and a genuine apology.

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