When Daisy McCray wandered down to the bay She carried her surfboard, expecting a wave. But the wind was onshore and the ocean was flat, So Daisy decided to wait on her mat....
Daisy's eyes are glued to her phone when the tide steals her surfboard. Join the exciting adventure of Daisy McCray’s vibrant surfboard as it scoops up everyday beach goers and pulls into an epic set of waves! But, will Daisy McCray look up from her phone before it’s too late?
Nicole Miller’s second book Daisy McCray and the Wave of the Day focuses on the exciting adventure of Daisy McCray’s surfboard as it is swept away from the distracted owner. Much like her first children’s picture book, Celia Seagull and the Plastic Sea, Miller’s latest story is another cleverly written tale with a timely message. The story encourages readers to keep their heads up in the real world so as not to miss out on experiencing real life passions that bring joy to their everyday.
DIMENSIONS: 260 mm x 210 mm
PAGES: 32
BIND: Paperback
ISBN: 9781738596911
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Miller’s personal voice sings through clearly and she has developed are cognisable style in rhyming verse as well as the special ability to take serious topics and address them lightly. Complimented by Wellingtonian Lily Uivel’s captivating illustrations and designed by Little Love Publishing, Daisy McCray and the Wave of the Day will provoke thought and inspire children to be present in their daily adventures.
Daisy McCray and the Wave of the Day is generously funded by the Bobby Stafford-Bush Foundation, who have supported Miller since 2019 when her manuscript for Celia Seagull and the Plastic Sea was finalised for the Joy Cowley Award.
Nicole Miller says “Educating children with my writing is an absolute dream come true and I am hugely appreciative that the Bobby Stafford-Bush Foundation has enabled me to achieve this.”
PHOTOGRAPHER: ILK Photography