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Daisy Likes To Jump - cover

Daisy Likes To Jump

A.P. Hernández

Publisher: Babelcube

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Summary

Daisy’s eight years old and a professional jumper. She can spend hours and hours bouncing on the mattress of her bed, although there's nothing better than a good trampoline. For this reason, and to make the long summer holidays more interesting, her parents give her a wonderful surprise. 


Daisy takes care of it with affection and watches it from the window of her room. But one night, looking out into the garden, she discovers a mysterious visitor stalking her new possession. Daisy will soon understand that this is someone very special. 


A BOOK FULL OF HUMOR AND ACTION THAT HELPS US REFLECT ABOUT STEREOTYPES AND PREJUDICES
Available since: 02/03/2023.
Print length: 269 pages.

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