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A Ball for Daisy
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Author:
Raschka, Christopher
Title:
A ball for Daisy
Imprint:
New York : - Schwartz & Wade Books
Pages:
32
Edition:
1st ed
ISBN:
9780375858611, 037585861X, 9780375958618, 0375958614
Language:
English
Awards & Distinctions:
Caldecott Medal, 2012.
A Junior Library Guild selection
Caldecott Medal, 2012.
A Junior Library Guild selection
Statement of responsibility:
by Chris Raschka
Characteristics:
[32] p. :,col. ill. ;,27 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Raschka, Christopher
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Add a SummaryDaisy is a dog that loves her ball. One day she went to the park with her ball and another dog busted the ball. The next day, the owner of the other dog brought Daisy a new ball.
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Add a CommentI would recommend this book to parents who want their children to use their imagination in order to create a story that makes sense. It is a good piece of literature because it is easy to understand what is going on throughout the book. A child could be entertained by having them look over all of the illustrations and go back to tell the actual story. Depending upon how creative the child is, he/she could add dialogue as well. This is a great book for younger children and parents so that children are used to telling stories and using their imaginations.