SuperDaisy
An empowering and powerful picture book, published in association with The Little Princess Trust.
Inspired by a true story, SuperDaisy tells the tale of a little girl undergoing cancer treatment. Told in rhyme, Daisy lets her imagination run wild as she dresses up in fancy dress, coming to the rescue in different and exciting scenarios. In her superhero disguise, Daisy is able to shake off her worries about being unwell and embrace a freer world - and become the superhero that she really is.
Gently and sympathetically told, this is an inspiring story perfect for young children encountering illness for the first time.
Established in 2006, The Little Princess Trust has donated over 12,000 wigs to child cancer sufferers and raised over GBP15 million for child cancer research. The Little Princess Trust is the only charity like it operating in the UK. All profits from the sale of SuperDaisy go to The Little Princess Trust.
Rebecca Smith worked for BBC Radio for over a decade, producing live and pre-recorded programmes. She now works for the BBC Radio 4 Readings Team, researching titles for Book of the Week and The Fiction Serial. She also reviews for The List, and BBC Radio Scotland's The Afternoon Show. In 2021, she was shortlisted for the Scottish Book Trust's Ignite Fellowship. Zoe Waring is a children's book author, illustrator and designer based in Newcastle upon Tyne. Zoe was shortlisted for the Sainsbury's Children's Book Awards in 2020 in the Baby and Toddler category.
Author: Rebecca Smith
Format: Paperback, 32 pages, 259mm x 265mm, 210 g
Published: 2022, HarperCollins Publishers, United Kingdom
Genre: Children's General Non-Fiction
Interest Age: From 3 to 6 years
An empowering and powerful picture book, published in association with The Little Princess Trust.
Inspired by a true story, SuperDaisy tells the tale of a little girl undergoing cancer treatment. Told in rhyme, Daisy lets her imagination run wild as she dresses up in fancy dress, coming to the rescue in different and exciting scenarios. In her superhero disguise, Daisy is able to shake off her worries about being unwell and embrace a freer world - and become the superhero that she really is.
Gently and sympathetically told, this is an inspiring story perfect for young children encountering illness for the first time.
Established in 2006, The Little Princess Trust has donated over 12,000 wigs to child cancer sufferers and raised over GBP15 million for child cancer research. The Little Princess Trust is the only charity like it operating in the UK. All profits from the sale of SuperDaisy go to The Little Princess Trust.
Rebecca Smith worked for BBC Radio for over a decade, producing live and pre-recorded programmes. She now works for the BBC Radio 4 Readings Team, researching titles for Book of the Week and The Fiction Serial. She also reviews for The List, and BBC Radio Scotland's The Afternoon Show. In 2021, she was shortlisted for the Scottish Book Trust's Ignite Fellowship. Zoe Waring is a children's book author, illustrator and designer based in Newcastle upon Tyne. Zoe was shortlisted for the Sainsbury's Children's Book Awards in 2020 in the Baby and Toddler category.