Daisy Gets Picked is a story of a little flower that feels overlooked and unwanted. She feels plain and ugly compared to the other flowers that surround her. She faces rejection over and over as the beautiful flowers of the field get chosen and carried away by the people, while Daisy looks on, longing to be picked.

When Daisy feels that all hope is lost, and that she has missed her chance, she is chosen for a very special purpose. Being "picked" out of all of the other flowers in the meadow gives Daisy a sense of purpose and self-worth. We all yearn to be picked, to know that we are made for a special plan and purpose, chosen and loved, and this book brings that truth to reality for Daisy.

This story deals with feelings of rejection, feeling unworthy and unwanted, not measuring up in a world where we don't really fit in.

This book is for all ages, for we all need to know that we are chosen. It would be an encouraging story for children that have been adopted, reassuring them that they are special, loved, and have been chosen out of all of the other children in the world.