Daisy Goes to the Fire Station
Fireman Small: Fire Down Below!,
by Wong Herbert Yee
A delightful book about the small fireman in rhyme. You don’t have to be big to be brave.
A Visit to the Sesame Street Firehouse,
by Elliott Dan
Visit the firehouse where the Muppets are the firefighters.
Busiest
Firefighters Ever,
by Richard Scarry
With their bright drawings, simple text, and caring lessons on sharing and tolerance, Scarry’s stories have helped children grow up and relate to people around them.
Daisy Counts to 10
1 2 3,
by Tom Slaughter
This little board book has bright colors, one number per page and is perfect for the very youngest child who first counts with Daisy.
Anno’s Counting Book,
by Mitsumasa Anno
A stimulating adventure in the world of numbers and counting.
Fish Eyes: A Book You Can Count On,
by Lois Ehlert
The first four pages are written in poetry. The drawings are delightful and the story is charming. The beautiful and colorful double pages take the viewer from 1 to 10.
Daisy Goes to the Park
Rosie’s Walk,
by Pat Hutchins
A wonderfully humorous book that illustrates the concepts of “over”, “under”, “around” and “through” as Rosie unwittingly outwits the fox.
Number Nine Duckling,
by Susan Akass
Number Nine Duckling is an adorable story with a gentle message to little ones taking their first steps toward growing up.
Three Ducks Went Wandering,
by Ron Roy
In this gentle yet suspenseful story, three adventurous ducklings wander away from their barnyard home and unwittingly avoid disaster after disaster…
