Books with title Happy Father's Day

It’s Mother’s Day, the day we celebrate our moms!Why do we love them? Not because they make the best pancakes, buy us toys or help us with homework, but because they gave us the greatest gift of all: their unconditional love.Zoey, who is nine, and her brother Ross, a six-month-old toddler, explain why they think their mom is the world's best. And how they wish to thank her on Mother’s Day!Perfect for 4-7 year olds.Easy language, colorful illustrations.800 words, or 14 pages.

Father’s Day is a holiday all about Dad. Readers go on a Father’s Day adventure with relatable characters in this easy-to-read book. Colorful illustrations bring the story to life and keep children turning the pages. Emerging readers and younger listeners will be drawn in by the engaging text. From breakfast to the ballpark, children will enjoy reading about fun ways to celebrate this special day with Dad.

What's the perfectgift for Dad?In Mrs. Madoff's class, it's a book made just for him. First the kids think about their special moments with their fathers. Sam's dad is so strong, he can carry Sam on his shoulders. Eveline's dad sings to her when Maman has to work at night. Jessica writes about her father in Texas ... and her stepfather at home. And when it's time to celebrate at school, both of her fathers give Jessica the best surprise of all.Here is a new Mrs. Madoff book for families to cherish on Father's Day and every day of the year.

In today's world, there are so many differences in the way people dress, act, look, and more. In this delightful children's picture book, a little boy asks many questions, such as "What's that in your ear?" The answers are quite appropriate and true (for many). This is a book that should be shared by adults with their children so that they can have an open dialogue about all of our differences and how we should get along with each other without judgment.

A boy name “True Dream” has a secret friend. Bed time “True Dream” reads a story of his secret friend.Morning time, his mother sees him sleeping and sing a song."My dear dear son,My lovely lovely sonSunshine, Sunshine,Morning time, morning time,You are going to school today."Listening her mother's song, boy rubs his eyes, gets up and stand beside bed.Mother goes back to kitchen and come back to boy's room.What does she see? ...........What does she do to send him to school? “My dear, dear sonMorning time, Sun risingGolden rays telling you today”******************On the way, at the corner of footpath, he sees a boy.“Hey, what’s your name”, “True Dream” said loudly.“**********”, Boy replied.“No”, “True dream” replied back and started to sing.A song to his friend“My dear, dear friendMy lovely, lovely friendDream comes, dream goesMy dream, your dreamMy home your homeMine less, your more”