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You Do!
Say hello to quick-witted, determined Daisy.
In this second book in the series, "You Do!," Daisy notices that her mom has some of the same bad habits she chastises Daisy for having. Mom denies it but Daisy's memory is like a steal trap. Her one weakness? Tickles! The mother-daughter relationship in this book is sure to amuse readers large and small, who will recognize some of their own bad habits and the good reasons for slipping up sometimes.
In this second book in the series, "You Do!," Daisy notices that her mom has some of the same bad habits she chastises Daisy for having. Mom denies it but Daisy's memory is like a steal trap. Her one weakness? Tickles! The mother-daughter relationship in this book is sure to amuse readers large and small, who will recognize some of their own bad habits and the good reasons for slipping up sometimes.
32 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2003
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Kes Gray
181 books126 followersKes Gray is a bestselling, multi award-winning author of more than 70 books for children. He eats Ideaflakes for breakfast, spreads silliness on his toast and lives in a place called Different. Kes was the second bestselling picture book author in 2018.
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September 5, 2013
★★You Do!:A Dasiy Book By Kes Gray
Well this is really a lesson to parents. Kids pick up and remember everything. So, lead by example or they will throw it in your face.
Daisy is a brat. I really wouldn't put up with her crap. Every time she is told not to do something, she back talks, throwing something in her mom's face. This would drive me crazy.
Of course my daughter found this funny. But said she knows better, she wouldn't want to get in trouble.
Well this is really a lesson to parents. Kids pick up and remember everything. So, lead by example or they will throw it in your face.
Daisy is a brat. I really wouldn't put up with her crap. Every time she is told not to do something, she back talks, throwing something in her mom's face. This would drive me crazy.
Of course my daughter found this funny. But said she knows better, she wouldn't want to get in trouble.
August 2, 2019
Most annoying book I've ever read! Not a great example for any child. A mother always making excuses for a bad behaviour. In which part does a 4yo learn a lesson from it? He will learn the obvious, always have excuses....good thing I didn't buy this book...it was a gift but sorry, it went straight to the bin.
April 3, 2023
Quite the debate occurs in this book, as observant Daisy talks back to her Mom.
Fundamental attribution error.
It's a thing. When Daisy grows up, she can direct her mother to read about this on the internet.
Meanwhile, thank you:
*Author Kes Gray
*Artist Nick Sharratt
This is one down-to-earth book: Wrapped through and through with truth-telling.
Fundamental attribution error.
It's a thing. When Daisy grows up, she can direct her mother to read about this on the internet.
Meanwhile, thank you:
*Author Kes Gray
*Artist Nick Sharratt
This is one down-to-earth book: Wrapped through and through with truth-telling.
September 25, 2019
As a mum reading this to my kids I had a good laugh as my son regularly tells me ' But you do!'. It was a fun book that we borrowed and we will look for more of the 'Daisy' books next time. My daughter clapped when I had finished so thumbs up from us..
October 28, 2019
One of the funniest books I’ve read for awhile- especially since it rings so true! Laugh out loud book that also teaches kids something- not much more you can ask for!
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August 24, 2024*childhood reread*
December 9, 2011
Wonderful book. We can all relate to the smart backchatting child when being admonised over certain behaviours- nose picking, lolloping. ""Don't lollop"" said Daisy's mum. ""You do"" said Daisy. You've got to love wonderful English books using amazing words such as lollop.
February 16, 2012
I dunno...I thought this book was a refreshing change from typical picture books.
It shows the mom scolding her daughter, and the daughter says the mom does the same thing. And so the mom gives and excuse. Yes, we moms can be totally hypocritical and do dumb things!
It shows the mom scolding her daughter, and the daughter says the mom does the same thing. And so the mom gives and excuse. Yes, we moms can be totally hypocritical and do dumb things!
March 31, 2011
My kids love these Daisy books.
August 24, 2012
Brilliant illustrations about a funny kid proving to mum that mum always behaves the way she tells Daisy not to.
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