Donna Schuchman

Bella and Daisy Play Hide and Seek: Miss Daisy Wiggles Donna Schuchman

Publisher Marketing: Peek-a-boo, want to come and play with me? My name is Daisy. What's your name? Could it be Bella? Follow me in this book and we'll play Hide and Seek. Nothing will encourage a new reader more than to read a book about themselves. The reader of the book will play hide and seek with Onslow and Daisy. Two versions of the Hide and Seek books are currently in production. One is focused on Daisy as the reader's partner. The other focuses more on Onslow as the reader's partner. Don't see the name you're looking for? Just contact the Author through the Miss Daisy Wiggles website. Illustrated in full color with a 6" x 9" trim and a classic beginning reader layout, the Miss Daisy Wiggles Collection of books is written for preschoolers through grade level one. Using lovable characters and a vocabulary vetted by early-learning specialists makes Miss Daisy Wiggles books perfect for beginning readers. They incorporate the concepts of rhyme, rhythm, and repetition. Most of the personalities in these books are based on real pets. Like Dolly Girl, the dog who thought she was a cat. Dolly was so cat-like in personality that she actually responded when we yelled "Here Kitty Kitty." Other characters like Bob the Frog are loosely based on real people. Bob has advice for everyone and is perfectly happy sitting on his lily pad catching flies. Contributor Bio:  Schuchman, Donna Bo Salsberg, born, Barbara Michele Flaster, enjoyed growing up in Passaic, NJ. She was a good student and learning came easily to her. As early as third grade her teachers knew that she had a raw a talent for storytelling, writing, music and dancing. Bo had many friends while growing. She graduated Passaic High School in 1963 and attended Paterson State College. Prior to moving south, Bo worked for the Federal Government, Dept. of the Army. In 1988 she and her family moved to South Florida and pursued several food related ventures. Currently divorced, Bo continues to maintain a residence in South Florida with her daughter Rachel Leah. After enjoying a supervisory position on the editorial staff of a local newspaper, currently a division of The Chicago Times, she went on to become the managing editor of a magazine in Boca Raton. Future goals include writing another book or two and enjoying life to its fullest.