Daisy's Amazing Auras

Lenore Stanley

Summary

Daisy woke up excited, as this was going to be her first day at preschool, where she was going to be able to meet new friends and play, even make a mess painting.

 

And doing cut-outs, it was going to be so much fun. Daisy's friend Annie was going to meet her at the gate to show her around and meet the teachers.

"Wow," Daisy thought, "I can paint auras and show everyone while telling them what all the colours mean. This was going to be so much fun."

"Come on, Shelby!" she says as she bounces on the bed for her morning cuddle, knocking her clothes off the bed. I'll have to get dressed. I have a lot to do today.

Available since: 07/17/2026.

Print length: 32 pages.

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