Author Profile
Jacqueline Davies
4 Books
Jacqueline Davies is an American children's author best known for The Lemonade War series, which seamlessly blends friendship, family drama, and smart problem-solving. She has also written delightful picture books and nonfiction narratives for young readers, including The Boy Who Drew Birds. Her Sydney and Taylor early chapter books offer charming tales of animal adventures and enduring friendships. Across all her stories, she excels at creating relatable characters who discover their own strengths while navigating the everyday challenges of growing up.
Books in "The Lemonade War"
The lemonade stand money has mysteriously vanished from Evan Treski's pocket, and fourth-grader Scott Spencer looks incredibly guilty. Evan decides to settle the score on the basketball court, but his smart younger sister Jessie has a different plan. She transforms the school playground into a fully functioning courtroom, complete with a judge, witnesses, and a jury of their classmates. Court is officially in session. Follow the thrilling twists and turns as Jessie and Evan discover that finding the truth and delivering justice is a lot more complicated than they thought.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
152 Pages
Evan and Jessie Treski have tackled lemonade stands and courtrooms, but now they are taking on their biggest challenge yet: a professional backyard magic show. While they practice card tricks and pull rabbits out of hats, a dark hurricane looms on the horizon, threatening to wash out their performance. But the real surprise blows into town before the storm even hits. Their long-lost father suddenly reappears after years of being completely absent. Dive into a heartwarming story full of illusions, family secrets, and the powerful magic of forgiveness.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
272 Pages
Valentine's Day is here, and Class 4-0 is buzzing with a sweet mystery. Anonymous candy hearts are showing up everywhere, and someone is leaving them for the students. Self-appointed ace reporter Jessie Treski is determined to uncover the secret crushes hiding in her classroom. But her brother Evan believes some things, especially his private poetry, should stay hidden. The sibling rivalry heats up as Jessie digs for a scandal and Evan tries to keep his feelings under wraps. Discover the power of words and family loyalty in this funny and honest look at middle school life.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
245 Pages
A trip to Grandma's house for the holidays usually means cozy traditions, but this year everything is turned upside down. A fire has ruined the kitchen, Grandma is acting strangely, and someone has stolen the heavy iron New Year's Bell from the top of Lovell Hill. Siblings Evan and Jessie Treski know they have a new mystery to solve. How can the neighborhood ring in the new year without their cherished bell? Join the Treski kids as they hunt for clues and learn how to handle unexpected changes in their family.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
174 Pages
