A watercolor illustration of a spring meadow with a Daisy flower in the foreground, dew drops on its petals, green grass, pink and white flowers, and trees in the background. Overlaid text reads 'Day's Eye' with the author's name Elizabeth T. Clarke and illustrator Elle Yatsuk.

Day’s Eye

Watercolor painting of a daisy flower with water droplets on white petals and a yellow center.

A children’s book written by Elizabeth T. Clarke.

Illustrated by Elle Yatsuk

Come take a walk with me! As we stroll through a field of soft green clover, we stumble upon a daisy. She stands out; her graceful white petals frame her golden center. As she sways in the wind, we see ourselves, as we too are tousled about. Life can make us anxious. Life can make us worry. Days can be sunny, and days can be stormy. But we can find calm and peace even in the whirlwind that every new day brings. The daisy teaches us everything we need to know: in the morning when we wake, in the darkest of nights, and in all the storms of life, we can have hope, peace, and trust. Wild and free like a flower in a field, we can live in faith and trust in tomorrow. We are resilient and strong just like the daisy. Let's face the sun because a new day is dawning, storms aren't forever, and there is always a reason to hope!

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