The Bachelor alum Daisy Kent has announced she has a second children's book now available for purchase.

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Daisy took to Instagram on Tuesday, September 29 to announce that she just released her second children's book.

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"Daisy Doo All the Sounds at the Zoo is now available on @amazon -- link in bio!" Daisy captioned her post.

"As we come to the end of #DeafAwarenessMonth, we felt like this was the perfect time to share this project with you."

Alongside multiple photos of Daisy holding up her two books and smiling big in front of purple balloons, she continued, "Daisy Doo #2 was even more special to create because I got to do it alongside my mom."

Daisy called her mom "the person who was there" when she learned her first words, played her first piano recital and gave her first speech.

"She was also there when I could no longer hear at the dinner table, when I lost the notes of the piano, and when I felt like I had lost my voice," Daisy shared.

"Losing your hearing can feel incredibly isolating, but learning to hear again, embrace your differences, and find your voice can be even more empowering. So much love was poured into this book."

Daisy concluded, "And I can't wait for you to read it. Thank you for being here and for continuing to be a part of this journey with me. #DaisyDoo #CochlearImplant #DeafAwareness."

Daisy received love and support from Bachelor Nation in the comments, including Haley Ferguson, who gushed, "Sooo exciting!!! Lovi loves Daisy Doo!"

Daisy's first book is titled Daisy Doo: All the Sounds She Knew, and it helps children discover "the beauty of" her "favorite sounds" thanks to a cochlear implant.

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Daisy also founded Hear Your Heart in April 2021. The nonprofit organization was created to help support children who have autoimmune disorders or hearing loss.

The organization can also provide kids with medical assistance and funds for future education as well as brings awareness to mental health.

Daisy -- who finished as the runner-up on Joey Graziadei's The Bachelor season -- opened up about her hearing loss via TikTok in Summer 2023.

"I did not lose my hearing because of meningitis. I don't know 100 percent why I lost my hearing, but the theory is that I have Lyme disease and that caused Meniere's disease, which got rid of most of my hearing," Daisy shared at the time.

"You can test me for anything and everything, and I'm perfectly healthy -- it's just that I'm losing my hearing."

Hearing aids apparently didn't help Daisy when she began experiencing drastic hearing loss.

"Losing my hearing felt so isolating, and it really impacted my self-esteem... I went from being a social butterfly to someone who did not like being in groups or around other people at all," Daisy admitted.

Daisy decided to have a cochlear implant in March 2023, and the device activated the following month. Daisy said the successful surgery made her feel more confident, social and happy.

"A cochlear implant gives me the chance to love all of this again. It's not an easy journey, but I'm learning it's one that is changing my life every moment my brain takes in a new sound!" she explained via Instagram in Spring 2023.

She added, "Forever grateful for my supportive surgeon, friends & family who continuously uplift me every step of the way. TO A WHOLE NEW ADVENTURE & finding the beauty in all the unexpected things."

After Joey chose Kelsey Anderson during his The Bachelor finale, Daisy moved on with her now-fiance, Thor Herbst, whom she had briefly dated when they both attended San Diego State University.

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Daisy and Thor are currently living together in Las Vegas and planning their wedding.

Although Daisy has said she loved being on TV and had "the time of my life" on The Bachelor, she rejected The Bachelorette role two weeks before The Bachelor: After the Final Rose aired in March 2024.

Daisy -- who noted she'd be open to a stint on Dancing with the Stars -- even said on an April 2024 episode of "The Squeeze" podcast that she was "relieved" to have turned down The Bachelorette's 21st season, which later premiered in July 2024.

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