Welcome!

I'm Chrissy Davis, a middle grade author.

I've always been a dream-follower. From the time my first love of acting and performing led me to studying theater and drama, to getting my Masters in Education and becoming a teacher. I've always been looking ahead, following my passions to the next chapter. For the past twelve years, I’ve been following my passion of writing books for middle grade audiences.

I love writing about extraordinary kids in school-type settings who are on a search for self-acceptance and empowerment. This website and blog, “My Passion’s Path,” is a place for me to share my journey as an educator, writer, and dreamer.

Thanks for joining me!

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Tech-E Academy

A light sci-fi middle grade, hot out of the querying trenches.

When 12-year old gamer Konrad is accepted to a school for Technologically-Evolved kids like his parents and sister before him, he must prove himself as a product tester and tech genius, or be doomed to a low-tech life in the Mundane. But when a hacker seeks to sabotage a new invention, he and his friends must find the culprit before it's game over for Tech-E Academy and his family legacy.

My Blog

Dream Makers: Career Readiness in the Early Grades?

As a teacher, one question has ping-ponged around my brain for years. Read my other posts and you’ll see this driving question: Is there a link between children’s passions and what career they choose as adults? How can I, as an educator, help open the pathways for children to achieve those dreams? This question has led…

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Write What You Know: The Lesson in The Wishing Willow

I shouldn’t have met my husband. It wasn’t part of my plan that day. Boy, am I glad the universe had a different plan. When I lived in Chicago after college, I came down with a mysterious illness, that to this day, goes undiagnosed. All I know is the doctors had me on drugs for…

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Peer Coaches as Classroom Jobs

Having classroom jobs is a great way to build community in a classroom. Typically these jobs are things like attendance helper, line leader, lunch helper, etc. Over the years, I’ve tried to do this many different ways. One year, I tried to design my jobs to reflect real-life careers like mail carrier, hall inspector, and…

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