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    Room Enough for Daisy
    Audiobook11 minutes

    Room Enough for Daisy

    Written by Debby Waldman and Cindy Revell

    Narrated by Priscilla Holbrook

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    About this audiobook

    Daisy thinks her room is too small to fit all the birthday presents she plans to receive, but she realizes she already has everything she needs to be happy and donates many of her belongings to a Mitzvah Day rummage sale.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOrca Book Publishers Audio
    Release dateFeb 1, 2013
    ISBN9781459805071
    Author

    Debby Waldman

    Debby Waldman is the author of a number of children's books including A Sack Full of Feathers Miriam’s Secret and has written for publications including People, Publishers Weekly, Sports Illustrated and Sports Illustrated for Kids. An educator, she has taught writing and journalism at Cornell University, Ithaca College, St. Lawrence University and Grant MacEwan University. Since 2011 she has been a writing advisor at the Academic Success Centre at the University of Alberta. She lives in Edmonton.

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    • 3/5
      I really liked this story and the message it portrayed. I really liked the writing, each time the mom added an item to Daisy’s room and she tripped over it she repeated the pattern in which she tripped. “Tripped over the plastic purse, twisted herself up in the dress up clothes and crashed onto the tea sets.” This was written and something was added each time. This helped the reader fully visualize how small and crowded the room was. I thought that Daisy the character was well developed by the end of the story and also very relatable for children. Even at my age, I still compare what I have to what others have, and sometimes desire what they have that I don’t. I think many children can place themselves in Daisy’s shoes and know exactly how she feels and what she is thinking. I really enjoyed the illustrations in this book, not only are they colorful, and engaging, they also really help the reader to feel the crowded ness of the room. In some of the pictures of Daisy’s room you can barely see the floor. Also as she trips and falls over her things, she gets bruises and bumps all over her body, which the illustrator draws on her. I think this helps readers to see how often she is falling because of her crowded space. In addition at the end of the story the author explained what Mitzvah Day was, which was referenced in the story. This is a great way for readers to learn about a different culture. The message/big idea of this story is great, it shows the importance of sharing and also the great thing of donating things you don’t need to others who might need them.
    • 3/5
      Daisy learns that less can be more.