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| Pages: | 224 Page Paperback |
| Publisher: | Red Fox |
| ISBN-13: | 9781862301672 |
| Dimensions: | 17.6 x 13 x 1.8 cm |
Daisy and the Trouble with Life
Illustrated by Garry Parsons (Cover Illustration Nick Sharratt)
Daisy has been grounded for the first time and it's all her own fault. But what has she done? Well it involves a strawbery dib dab, germs, a pavement, and many many trips to the loo. The Trouble With Life is the first of the Daisy young fiction series. It's a book with lots of pictures and lots of words and it includes a lesson that all children would do well to learn. It also has possibly the shortest opening chapters in literary history!
