Daisy Fiction Books in Order

Grounded and suffering stomach trouble after eating a sweet from the pavement, Daisy has plenty of time to reconsider her choices. Her reflections range from troublesome pets to playground problems as she waits to regain her freedom.

Daisy dreams of meeting a real giant and sharing enormous sweets and adventures. Convinced that magic beans are the answer, she sets out to find them, discovering that bringing a fairy-tale plan to life can cause considerable trouble.

A trip to the zoo becomes especially exciting when Daisy gets to help a keeper feed the penguins. Her enthusiasm goes beyond the planned visit when she decides that one of the birds should come home with her.

Daisy has been looking forward to Christmas for months, particularly the chance to take part in her school's nativity play. Her excitement leads to unexpected chaos when a problem with the baby doll disrupts the performance.

Daisy's first trip to Spain offers new foods, games, scenery, and friends. Meeting five appealing kittens creates a complication, however, when she decides that she would like to become their new mother during the family holiday.

An outing with her uncle introduces Daisy to fishing and its unfamiliar rules. Her curiosity ranges from strange waterside stories to picnic supplies, but using the wriggling bait for another purpose threatens to turn the trip into trouble.

Daisy heads to the funfair hoping for a good time and a prize from the coconut shy. Her attempts to win reveal why she thinks coconuts cause nothing but trouble, even when she insists the resulting mischief is not her fault.

A series of burglaries prompts Daisy, Gabby, and Dylan to become detectives. Catching the culprit proves difficult when Daisy is forbidden to venture beyond the end of the road, leaving the young investigators with a very limited search area.

Daisy and Gabby train hard for school sports day, convinced their preparation and chosen snacks will lead to victory. Daisy's determination to win meets a problem she has underestimated: everyone else in the race wants to finish first too.

Daisy goes trick-or-treating for the first time on a dark, foggy Halloween night. Accompanied by a vampire and equipped with little more than a torch and silly string, she finds plenty of opportunities for spooky trouble.

Daisy is entrusted with looking after the class hamsters during the Easter holidays. A planned visit to Chocolate Land makes the break even more exciting, but combining small animals with a chocolate-filled outing threatens to cause trouble.

Daisy joins her class on a visit to Bobbington Hall, where old toilets and suits of armor promise an unusual day out. The possibility of secret passages proves especially tempting, raising the question of what might happen if the children find them.

Disappointed that the new school nature garden has so little wildlife, Daisy decides not to wait for animals to arrive. A camping trip with Gabby offers the chance to collect some herself, but nature proves difficult to manage.

Daisy is thrilled to be the guest of honor at Gabby's birthday party and even more impressed by two new toy unicorns. The sparkly creatures turn out to be talkative and magical, supplying ideas that promise plenty of trouble.

Nanny and Grampy take Daisy to London for a day of famous sights, including the Tower, Buckingham Palace, and Big Ben. Their sightseeing plans face an unexpected rival when Daisy becomes far more interested in finding Cooey the pigeon.