
Daisy's Different
For kids who feel different. Daisy learns that being different is what makes her special.
Picture books for ages 4 to 10
Meet Daisy, a real three-legged therapy dog, and the picture books that help kids see that being different is pretty cool.

Three stories about courage, kindness, and big feelings. Ages 4 to 10.

For kids who feel different. Daisy learns that being different is what makes her special.

Daisy relearns to swim, then saves a manatee who is different too.

When her family leaves, Daisy feels worried and angry. Mom teaches her how to calm down.

Sometimes life feels scary, but helpers are everywhere.
Get notified (opens sign-up on Daisy's game site)Daisy's true story
On her first day home, Daisy hopped straight into the pool and sank. Three-legged dogs don't swim like four-legged dogs. Her dad, a physical therapist, taught her a brand new way to swim. Now she visits schools to show kids that different can be strong.
Play a game, learn to draw Daisy, or print the activity book. No sign-in needed to play.
Look at Daisy's outfit and the place behind her, then guess the country. Fill her passport with stamps.
Start Where in the World Is Daisy?Opens Daisy's game siteWatch Patrick Carlson draw Daisy step by step. Pick connect-the-dots, tracing, coloring, or guide pages.
Start Draw DaisyOpens the Draw Daisy siteTwelve pages of mazes, a word search, coloring, spot the difference, and manatee facts.
Start Free Daisy Activity BookGrown-ups: opens the sign-up on Daisy's game siteFor teachers, librarians, and homeschool families
Every book has a free guide with discussion questions, SEL activities, and hands-on science, from water safety to calming strategies.
Assemblies, classroom reads, and library events for K to 5. Local Tampa Bay visits are often free.