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Daisy and the Trouble with Life

By Kes Gray

Part of the Daisy and the Trouble With... series

Adjectives

humorous relatable engaging

Genres

Humour Friendship/Family Feelings/Wellbeing

Synopsis

Daisy's been grounded, which means no fun at all—no hopping, skipping, or parachuting! Stuck at home, she reflects on her misadventures: from her goldfish Freddie who thinks he's a dolphin, to the school name-caller Jack Beechwhistle, and hosepipes that don't do as they're told. If only she hadn't run out of pocket money, or picked up that strawberry dib-dab from the pavement—her absolute favourite sweet! Now, she's dealing with tummy trouble and plotting with her friend Gabby to turn next door's cat into a hippo. But first, she needs to find a word that rhymes with 'hippopotamus'!

About the author

Kes Gray is a much-loved British author who writes funny and imaginative books for children. He is best known for the 'Oi Frog!' and 'Daisy' series. Kes loves making children laugh with his clever wordplay and silly stories. His books are perfect for anyone who enjoys a good giggle and a brilliant adventure.

Pages

224 pages

Reading age

Early Chapter Book (6-10)

Published

2007

Community rating

Average score: 4.29

From 7 readers

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