This collection of four miniature First Daisy Books showcases the endearing duckling's adventures. Includes "Go to Sleep, Daisy, Daisy's Favorite Things, Daisy's Day Out", and "Daisy Says Coo!" The books are encased in a carrying case. Full-color illustrations. 7 spreads for each book. Pkg. Consumable.

Daisy Duck loves to swim, but she is not so happy about walking, since her big feet cause her to slip and slide on the ground, in a book designed to stand upright when the flap on the last page is folded down. On board pages.

Daisy, the little duck with big feet, is back in a third picture book. Set on Grandpa's farm, Daisy takes baby brother Pip on a Beastie hunt during which they meet all the animals on the farm

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

Daisy and her brother Pip must learn when to be quiet and when to quack.