In this story Daisy transforms herself into a spy. She raids her mother’s room and finds “some secret spy gadgets.” Everyday ordinary objects become spy gear that can be used as a secret spy telephone, invisible ink, and a “secret baddie zapper.” As a spy, Daisy speaks in code, but quickly becomes discouraged because no one understands what she is saying. Fortunately, her super cool mom joins Daisy in her imaginary world. What follows is a wonderful time for Daisy and her mom.

Sammy, my six year old son, really liked this book. He thought it was cool that Daisy was a spy and thought it was funny that people did not understand her. He also liked when she used the hairbrush as a telephone and really enjoyed the illustrations. Sammy recommends this book to kids his age.

Parent Comment: This book is silly and fun. I particularly enjoyed Daisy’s facial expressions. I would recommend this book for younger kids up to 6 years of age. The story line is too simply for older kids. My eight and nine year old boys thought it was cool Daisy was a spy, but were looking for more action and adventure. - Reviewed by Samuel Peralta along with Parent for Reader Views ( )