Daisy And The Egg
By Jane Simmons
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Synopsis
Daisy eagerly awaits the arrival of a new sibling as her Aunt Buttercup sits on four eggs—three of her own and one for Mama Duck. When her cousins hatch but Mama's egg remains unhatched, Daisy refuses to give up hope. She stays with the egg through the night, determined to see it hatch. Her patience is rewarded when, at dawn, her new brother Pip emerges from the shell.
About the author
Jane Simmons is a much-loved author and illustrator, best known for her delightful picture books about Daisy the duck. Her charming stories and beautiful paintings bring animal characters to life, making them favourites with children everywhere. Jane loves exploring nature and often finds inspiration for her books while spending time outdoors.
Pages
30 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
1999
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