Paper Daisies Little Stories for Girls and Boys by Lady Hershey for Her Little Brother Mr. Linguini

By Olivia Civichino and Sari Richter

Wonderful quick-read stories with engaging, colourful illustrations that you will enjoy reading with your children and grandchildren for years to come! 

Each story is a little gift-the gift of time as you share them with loved ones, the gift of laughter as you read about the antics of the interesting characters, the gift o

• Language: English
• Publisher: Little Stories for Girls and Boys
• Release date: May 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9781778246593

Olivia Civichino

Writing under a pen name, which is based on two playful puppies Lady Hersey and her little brother Mr. Linguini who love to listen to stories. We hope you enjoy the selection of the ones included that they have lovingly approved.

Book preview

The Sad Peach Tree

There once was a little peach tree, which was surrounded by bigger peach trees in an orchard. The orchard belonged to a young farmer, and the farmer had a little girl named Kala.

One summer day, Kala was walking in the orchard. She was feeling very sad. She had just learned that someone wanted to buy the farmland from Kala’s daddy, so they could build houses on it. That would mean all the trees in the orchard would be cut down.

As Kala walked through the orchard, she noticed that all the bigger peach trees had big, beautiful peaches ripening on their branches, but the little peach tree had grown no peaches yet at all.

Why aren’t you growing any peaches? Kala asked the little tree. I know! It must be that you’re sad, just like me.

As Kala turned to walk away, a couple of leaves softly fell down from the little peach tree.

Are you trying to tell me something? Kala asked the little tree. Do you know why I’m feeling sad?

Another leaf fell down from the tree’s branches and landed on Kala’s shoulder. Kala just knew that the tree somehow magically understood why she was sad.

I will come back and see you tomorrow, Kala promised the tree.

The next day, Kala and her daddy walked out to the orchard together. Kala was feeling overjoyed. Kala had found out that her daddy had refused to ever sell his land. He loved the beautiful peach trees too much to let them be cut