Author Profile
David A. Adler
8 Books
David A. Adler is a prolific American author of children's books, best known for creating the beloved Cam Jansen mystery series. Beyond his engaging chapter books for young readers, he is also highly regarded for his extensive 'A Picture Book of...' series, which introduces children to important historical figures. Throughout his career, Adler has authored hundreds of books, making significant contributions to both educational and entertaining children's literature.
Books in "Mo Jackson"
On your mark, get set, go! It is time for the big track meet, and Mo Jackson is ready to race. Mo and his best friends have been practicing hard, learning how to run fast and pass the baton perfectly for their upcoming relay race. The crowd is cheering, the track is clear, and the excitement is building. But when the starting whistle blows, the pressure is on! Can Mo keep his focus, pump his legs, and run fast enough to help his team cross the finish line in first place? Packed with energy, teamwork, and plenty of sportsmanship, this fun-filled story is perfect for young readers who are just starting to read on their own. Join Mo as he discovers that with a little bit of practice and a whole lot of heart, you can achieve anything you set your mind to. Run, Mo, run!
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Grab your glove and get ready to cheer for the most determined player on the field! Baseball season has finally arrived, and Mo Jackson is absolutely thrilled to play with his team, the Lions. He has his uniform on and his eye on the ball. There is just one little problem: Coach Marie always has Mo batting last, and he always gets stuck playing way out in right field. The worst part? No baseballs ever seem to fly out to right field! Mo feels like he is just waiting around, but he knows he has what it takes to help his team. Will he finally get his big chance to step up to the plate and smash a game-winning hit? This funny and highly motivational story is perfect for early readers. It is a heartwarming tale about patience, passion for sports, and never giving up on your dreams!
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Step onto the football field with the Robins and meet their newest player. Mo Jackson loves football more than anything, but he has one small problem. He is the youngest and smallest kid on the entire team. The players on the rival team think he is just a butterfingers who is way too tiny to catch a pass. They tease him and tell him to stay out of the way. But Mo is not about to sit on the sidelines. He knows that being small does not mean you cannot make a huge play. His coach knows it too, and he has a secret plan to use Mo's size to surprise everyone. Get ready to cheer for the ultimate underdog in this inspiring sports story. You will discover that sometimes the smallest player brings the biggest heart to the game. Put on your helmet and find out if Mo can catch the winning pass!
6-8 Years
34 Pages
Dive into the deep end at summer camp Field Day. Mo and his group, the Guppies, are racing against the clock and the other campers. The grand prize is something everyone wants: extra ice cream! The Guppies have tried their hardest in the three-legged race and bounced their way through the potato sack race. Now, the sun is going down and the score is completely tied. Everything comes down to the very last event of the day, and it is all up to Mo to win the swimming relay. Can he paddle fast enough to bring home the gold medal and the sweet treats? You will be holding your breath as Mo jumps into the water. Grab your goggles and swim along with this fun, fast paced story about doing your best and having a great time with your friends.
6-8 Years
33 Pages
It is a beautiful, sunny day at the beach, and Mo is ready for some fun! He and his parents are excited to spend the day by the ocean, but there is just one problem: the water is way too cold for swimming. Instead of sitting on the sand, Mo and his dad decide to go for a walk and quickly spot some friends playing an exciting game of volleyball. Mo has never played before, but he is eager to learn. After figuring out the rules, Mo and his dad jump right onto the court to help serve, set, and spike the ball over the net. The game is incredibly close, and soon the score is perfectly tied. The pressure is on! Can Mo, the smallest boy on the team, use his quick reflexes to score the final, game-winning point? Dive into this fun, fast-paced sports story about teamwork and trying your best.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
Lace up your skates and hit the ice rink with Mo Jackson. Today is the big hockey game against the mighty Ducks, and Mo is trying his hardest to get ready. The only problem is that ice is incredibly slippery, and Mo is having a tough time staying on his feet. He keeps wobbling, but his dad reminds him to keep his head up and never quit. When the game begins, Mo waits patiently on the bench for his big moment. Suddenly, the coach calls his name. The team's star player is trapped by the other team, and she needs help right away. Mo glides into the rink just in the nick of time. Will he keep his balance and make the perfect pass before the final buzzer rings? Join the team in this exciting sports story about practice and determination.
6-8 Years
33 Pages
Mo Jackson is back, and this time he is taking his skills to the soccer field! Mo might be the smallest kid on his team, but he has the biggest heart and a true love for the game. He practices hard, runs fast, and always tries his best. But when it comes to kicking the ball past the goalie, Mo's little legs just don't seem to have enough power. With an important game on the line, Mo has to figure out how to make his kick count. Will he find the perfect moment to help his team score? Filled with humor, relatable struggles, and a whole lot of determination, this engaging early reader is perfect for young sports fans. It proves that with a little practice and a lot of teamwork, anyone can be a star player!
6-8 Years
Get ready to hit the court with Mo Jackson! Mo absolutely loves basketball, and he is determined to be the best player he can be. There is just one little problem: he is the shortest kid on the team. While the other players are easily tossing the ball across the court, Mo struggles to launch his passes high enough to reach his teammates. With the big championship game fast approaching, Mo knows he has to figure out a new strategy. Can he learn the perfect way to pass the ball and help his team score the winning points? This funny and highly relatable early reader celebrates perseverance, teamwork, and the idea that you don't have to be the biggest player to make the biggest impact. Perfect for sports-loving kids building their reading confidence!
6-8 Years
29 Pages
