-
Just Like My Dad
David Melling
Paperback (Hodder Childrens Book, Aug. 31, 2002)None
-
My Dad!
Beth Shoshan, Jacqueline East
Hardcover (IDW Publishing, June 10, 2008)Tall tales trip off Dad’s tongue as he gets carried away with his own imagination. But Dad always knows when to stop with stories and tell the truth. A warm and comforting story from Jacqueline East, the illustrator of Cuddle! and That’s When I’m Happy.
F
-
My Dad!
Charles Fuge
Paperback (Gullane Children's Books, March 15, 2004)"My dad," boasts Little Bear, "is the roughest, toughest dad in the whole jungle." Little Bear makes his dad sound so scary that his friends run away, but is Papa Bear really that frightening?
-
Just Like My Dad
Tricia Gardella, Margot Apple
School & Library Binding (San Val, Sept. 15, 2000)None
L
-
Just Like My Daddy
Dr. Monica L H Ojo
Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 23, 2018)Purpose: The goal of this story is to reinforce to the youth that they are magnificent individuals that can grow into exceptional adults regardless of their family situation. Hopefully, parents will read this book with their children and answer the discussions questions that follow the story. This book is designed to help parents identify unhealthy language they might be using toward their children. Summary: In this story, Zanthony’s mother constantly compares him to his absent father. As a result, Zanthony attempts to discover his father’s character while exploring several career paths. Join him on his hilarious journey. Ultimately, his mother realizes that her language is negative, and she promises to facilitate a relationship between the father and son.
-
Just Me and My Dad
Mercer Mayer
Library Binding (Demco Media, July 1, 1977)Father and son go camping, but who is really taking care of whom?
H
-
Just Me and My Dad
Mercer Mayer
Staple Bound (Golden Books Publishing Company, Jan. 1, 2000)camping
H
-
My Dad
Jeannette Rowe
Mass Market Paperback (ABC Kids Books, March 15, 2004)None
-
My Dad
Mary Auld
Library Binding (Gareth Stevens Publishing, Jan. 1, 2004)There are lots of families, but no two are exactly the same. Each title in this series opens doors to a variety of homes and reveals the many ways people combine to form families. In My Dad, young readers learn about the different ways men become fathers, how fathers care for their children, and how fathers feel about their children.
I
