Daisy loves words and she loves making lists. She is excited when her teacher introduces her to alliteration. Now is her chance to come up with a unique and catchy new nickname. Her friend's little brother has been calling her Lazy Daisy and she can't stand it. Daisy does a lot of research trying to find the perfect "D" words to make-up her new name. However, she hadn't planned on how difficult it would be to get everyone to call her by her new name. This second book about young Daisy (Daisy's Perfect Word is #1) is a sweet intermediate book for 1st-3rd graders with an important message about friendship and families.

Alliteration allures! I have always loved playing with words and alliteration is definitely one fun way to play! So when I first saw this book years ago, I had to pick it up, and my kids were at the right age for the target audience of this book at that time. Now it has been a while and the review for this book never saw the light of day, gathering dust in the great unknown.. :)
So I borrowed it from the library and here is my review:
Daisy does despise the name her friend's brother gave her - Lazy Daisy. Now she is determined to come up with another name that will dazzle everyone and make them forget the other. She does come up with a cool name but what happens next? Read the book to find out ..
I love that readers can discover the allure of alliteration, do their own fun word exercises as they read this book, learn cool new words as Daisy's word lists popup through the pages, and simply have fun learning language.
The story itself is cute but not necessarily engaging enough though what we learn makes up for it.
In Summary: A great book to read-aloud or to read by oneself and wonderful for beginning readers to work on vocabulary development and literary exercises.

Disclaimer: Thanks to NetGalley for the original digital review copy of this book. This is my honest review of the book.