Characters
Who is the main character in the story?
The main character is Daisy, a young girl who enjoys sleepovers with her friends.
Where does most of the story take place?
The story takes place mainly in Daisy’s home and the homes of her friends.
What is the main event that connects the story?
The series of sleepover parties hosted by Daisy and her friends.
Who wrote Sleepovers?
The book was written by Jacqueline Wilson.
Who is Daisy’s younger sister?
Daisy’s younger sister is Lily
What special event forms the main setting of the story?
The story revolves around sleepover parties hosted by Daisy and her friends.
Why does Daisy feel anxious about her own sleepover?
She worries that Lily might interrupt the party or embarrass her.
Who illustrated the book?
The illustrations were created by Nick Sharratt.
Why does Daisy sometimes worry about Lily?
Daisy worries that Lily might behave differently and embarrass her in front of her friends.
How does the setting change throughout the story?
Each chapter features a different sleepover at a different friend’s house.
What happens during Daisy’s sleepover?
Lily joins the party and participates in her own special way.
When was the book first published?
The book was first published in 2001
Who are Daisy’s close friends in the story?
Her friends include Chloe, Emily, Amy, Bella, and Rosalind.
Why is Daisy nervous about hosting her sleepover?
She is worried about how Lily might behave during the party.
How do Daisy’s friends react to Lily?
They are kind and accepting toward her.
Which company published the book?
It was published by Doubleday Children's Books.
What important lesson does Daisy learn about Lily?
Daisy learns to accept and appreciate Lily for who she is.
How does the home setting help show family relationships?
It shows Daisy’s interactions with her parents and her caring relationship with Lily.
How does the story end?
Daisy learns that Lily is special and that true friends accept everyone.
Where was the book first published?
The book was first published in London, United Kingdom.