Jane Simmons Books

Come Along, Daisy!

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Daisy the duckling is so engrossed in playing with dragonflies and lily pads that she temporarily loses sight of her mother.

Daisy and the Egg

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy the duckling eagerly awaits the arrival of a new brother or sister, even helping Mama Duck sit on the egg while they wait for it to hatch.

Daisy's day out

By Jane Simmons

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Along with her mother, Daisy, the duck, goes on a visit to her grandmother.

Daisy says Coo!

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy meets a variety of animals, all of whom have their unique sounds that they make.

Daisy and the Beastie

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy and her little brother Pip encounter many different animals as they look all over the farm for the Beastie from Grandpa's story.

Come Along, Daisy!

By Jane Simmons

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Daisy the duckling becomes so engrossed in playing with dragonflies and lily pads that she temporarily loses her mother.

Daisy Says Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush

By Jane Simmons

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Contains the modified text of the traditional song illustrated with pictures of Daisy the Duck.

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