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One, Two, Three, What Do I See? By Mary Brady

Imagination has no limits when you’re a child. In One, Two, Three, What Do I See?, Daisy and her siblings, Leo and Mattie, turn everyday moments, whether on car rides, summer afternoons, or even rainy days, into magical adventures filled with laughter, discovery, and play.

With just a little creativity, clouds become superheroes, bunnies, whales, and even smiling faces. Watermelon seeds turn into friendly competitions, and ordinary trips become extraordinary journeys. This playful tale reminds readers of the joy found in seeing the world through curious eyes.

Why Families Love This Book

Encourages imagination: Children are invited to play along with the “What do you see?” game.
Celebrates family bonds: Highlights the joy of siblings, parents, and shared play.
Perfect for any occasion: A delightful read-aloud for bedtime, classrooms, or rainy afternoons.
Interactive fun: Inspires kids to spot their own cloud shapes and create stories together.

Book Details

Ideal for children ages 4–8
Perfect for parents, teachers, and grandparents
A story designed to spark giggles, smiles, and endless creativity

A Story That Grows With Your Child

One, Two, Three, What Do I See? Is an invitation. An invitation for families to slow down, play together, and make memories that last long after the final page is read.

So grab a seat, look up at the sky, and ask your child:
“One, two, three, what do YOU see?”

About the Book

Cloudy Daze

Look up. What do you see?

Daisy is back, and so are her brother Leo and sister Mattie, ready to share more of their favorite family game: 1, 2, 3, what do I see? All it takes is a sky full of clouds and a little imagination to turn an ordinary afternoon into something extraordinary.

From car rides to backyard walks, Daisy and her family keep finding shapes hiding in the clouds, and no two people ever seem to see quite the same thing. Some clouds bring giggles. Some bring comfort. All of them bring the family a little closer together, one glance at the sky at a time.

The follow up to One, Two, Three, What Do I See?, Cloudy Daze invites young readers to slow down, look up, and discover the stories waiting overhead. Tucked in the back are four interactive activities, including a cloud hunt, a drawing prompt, a cloud journal, and a game of cloud telephone, making this a book meant for reading together and then heading straight outside to play the game for real.

Perfect for cloud gazers, daydreamers, and any family who has ever looked up and asked: what do YOU see?