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A hugely funny and original book about fussy eaters and dinner time showdowns. Now available in a fun new SUPERsize!
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Daisy does NOT like peas. And there is NOTHING that will get her to eat them. Mum says she can have an extra pudding, a chocolate factory or a space rocket with double retro laser blammers - but it just won't work! Can quick-thinking Daisy save her tea time and come up with a cunning plan to turn the tables on Mum?
This is a wickedly funny book about dinner time which will appeal to fussy eating children and their despairing parents! This SUPERsized format really brings Nick Sharratt's clean and vibrant artwork to life!
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
What a fantastic little book. Both my daughter and I related to this story as I frequently have been reduced to bribes to get her to eat more than fishfingers and chicken nuggets, and this really struck a chord!
My daughter thinks this is a very funny story, and it has already become a firm favourite. She loves to see the Mum desperately trying to get Daisy to eat those peas. We both laugh at the outrageuos bribes, and she can't wait to get to the page where Mum has her comeuppance! She loves to "read" this book to herself, following the story from the pictures which are fun and easy to follow.
What a gem of a book for children - you''ll love to read it to your child, and it will bring a smile to your face as well.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book is excellent to read aloud to a group of children. They really enjoy yelling " I don't like peas!" along with Daisy, and it opens up a great conversation about which vegies they do or don't like; different tastes; and being fussy.
A great book.
A great book.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
If you are looking for a book full of witty conversation and exaggerated imagination for your children,"Eat Your Peas"is the best choice.
Basically, situations similar to those in this book can be found in every family, but the author and illustrator make them very appealing. If we follow the story page by page, we can see Daisy's mother getting upset and disconcerted. In order to persuade Daisy to eat her peas, her mother abandons her principles as much as she can. She even offers her a variety of bribes to make her change her mind. Unfortunately, Daisy always refuses to comply. As far as the text is concerned, it is not easy for a little girl to eat something which she really dislikes. I believe that most children if they are bribed, will give up their original ideas and accept the bribe, but Daisy doesn't do that. She has a very strong character and gives a good example for children. In addition to the author's humorous writing, the illustrator's vivid drawings deserve appreciation as well. Without these dazzling and colorful illustrations, this book wouldn't be so impressive.
Therefore, I strongly recommend this book to every young reader. It is worth owning this book to remind one of a pleasant reading experience.
Basically, situations similar to those in this book can be found in every family, but the author and illustrator make them very appealing. If we follow the story page by page, we can see Daisy's mother getting upset and disconcerted. In order to persuade Daisy to eat her peas, her mother abandons her principles as much as she can. She even offers her a variety of bribes to make her change her mind. Unfortunately, Daisy always refuses to comply. As far as the text is concerned, it is not easy for a little girl to eat something which she really dislikes. I believe that most children if they are bribed, will give up their original ideas and accept the bribe, but Daisy doesn't do that. She has a very strong character and gives a good example for children. In addition to the author's humorous writing, the illustrator's vivid drawings deserve appreciation as well. Without these dazzling and colorful illustrations, this book wouldn't be so impressive.
Therefore, I strongly recommend this book to every young reader. It is worth owning this book to remind one of a pleasant reading experience.
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Fab book
My son read this at a play centre and talked about it for days, so I had to buy it.
We love it!!!! Read more
We love it!!!! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Emma Rosenthal
A great book for bedtime story reading
My son loved this and chose it for bedtime story several times.
I liked the way the illustrations subtly convey the increasing power of Daisy (as she gets bigger) and... Read more
I liked the way the illustrations subtly convey the increasing power of Daisy (as she gets bigger) and... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Web Scribe
Eat your Peas
I bought this book Eat your Peas a Daisy picture book for my three year old Grandaughter who has already got a number of Daisy books by Kes Gray. Read more
Published 4 months ago by lyn
Little gem of a book
This is my 3-year old daughter's favourite book - she has shelves to choose from, but always comes back to this one as did her sister when she was younger. Read more
Published 12 months ago by H. Eaton
Entertaining book
Quite a funny book which my 3 year old daughter enjoys. The CD is well done, clear and with good, catchy music (albeit a little irritating for adults after the 100th time in the... Read more
Published on 21 May 2010 by Anita
Brilliant
I think I find this book funny then my daughter does. But she has now stopped eating her peas, which she loves before. But the book is still funny
Published on 15 Mar 2010 by harding1000
A bad message to send to young children
I bought this book without reading any reviews - something that as a rule I don't usually do. I was in a book store and under pressure to make a quick decision which I made swayed... Read more
Published on 2 Feb 2010 by L. Toefy
Grandma is in a lot of trouble
My Mum gave my 4 year old daughter this book and she loves it, the problem I have now is my daughter did eat her peas but now she won't!!!
Published on 21 Oct 2009 by J. Stubley
My fave book of all times (and i'm 36!)
This is a fantastic book. My children loved it and i've bought it for several of my friends children. I even took it into work and read it to my colleagues!
Published on 29 Nov 2007 by Pj Thorniley
This book gives the wrong message to your kids
I read this recently to a friend's child and I was shocked by the message it gives out. The message is basically: everyone has things they don't like eating, so either they should... Read more
Published on 11 Oct 2006 by Deb
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