Daisy's Perfect Word (2012)
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Contents Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Daisy’s Wonderful Word Lists Daisy’s Golden Glossary About the Author and Illustrator Chapter One On sunny days, Daisy liked picking lemons off the tree in her backyard to make lemonade. She liked playing kickball with her friends and making long dandelion chains, which she wore in her curly hair. On rainy days, Daisy liked putting on her red... boots and stomping through puddles, making big, messy splashes.
Almost every day, Daisy rode her bike around the neighborhood with her best friend, Emma. They often stopped to see Mrs. Bookman, who lived on the corner. Mrs. Bookman always had something unusual to eat, like roasted pumpkin seeds, and something interesting to talk about, like how some people are left-handed. “I’m left-dimpled!” Daisy said, smiling to show off the dimple in her left cheek.
But Daisy’s favorite part of any day was when she would sit in the shade of the largest tree in her backyard or curl up in her cozy chair with a book in her hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Contents Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Daisy’s Wonderful Word Lists Daisy’s Golden Glossary About the Author and Illustrator Chapter One On sunny days, Daisy liked picking lemons off the tree in her backyard to make lemonade. She liked playing kickball with her friends and making long dandelion chains, which she wore in her curly hair. On rainy days, Daisy liked putting on her red... boots and stomping through puddles, making big, messy splashes.
Almost every day, Daisy rode her bike around the neighborhood with her best friend, Emma. They often stopped to see Mrs. Bookman, who lived on the corner. Mrs. Bookman always had something unusual to eat, like roasted pumpkin seeds, and something interesting to talk about, like how some people are left-handed. “I’m left-dimpled!” Daisy said, smiling to show off the dimple in her left cheek.
But Daisy’s favorite part of any day was when she would sit in the shade of the largest tree in her backyard or curl up in her cozy chair with a book in her hands.
What to read after Daisy's Perfect Word?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Susan L to read onlineMoreLess
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