Books with title Daddy's Girl

What's more fabulous than a tea party? Tea with Daddy, of course! This exuberant story begins before the honored guest arrives, with much ado preparing, decorating, and accessorizing. And when Daddy makes his entrance, it's clear that the little hostess couldn't be more thrilled. Perfect for daddy-daughter reading time, this new picture book and its warm conclusion are sure to serve up smiles and tug at heartstrings.

Her brother sold her – twice.Once to set her free, then to protect her.He sold her to me to settle his debt.I watched her walk towards me and was blown away. She looked so small, so vulnerable and so damned sexy my c**k stood to attention. She is something else and looks completely out of place here in this den of vice. She walks like an Angel in the raging fires of Hell. She is perfect, for Cassie and for me. Now everything has changed, they just don’t know it yet.I no longer need a nanny - I need a wife.This is a standalone novel with a HEA and NO cheating!This is one wild romance with a happy ever after guaranteed. If you like your books a little dirty that leave you panting, jump right in and leave your panties at the door!If you are easily shocked – you may want to move away now.

What's more fabulous than a tea party? Tea with Daddy, of course! This exuberant story begins before the honored guest arrives, with much ado -- preparing, decorating, and accessorizing. And when Daddy makes his entrance, it's clear that the little hostess couldn't be more thrilled. Perfect for daddy-daughter reading time, this new picture book and its warm conclusion are sure to serve up smiles and tug at heartstrings.

Daddy’s Girl is a book based on a true story. It's about a tough time in 9-year-old Jakayla's life when her parents separated and her Daddy moved out of the home. Moms and Dads are not the only ones going through a separation when the family unit is broken. It is also a tough time for the children. Jakayla writes about how she was able to cope through the help of Daddy-Daughter Dates. This book will help any child who may be going through parent separation or divorce.

Looking in the common Scriptures, one can find the phrase "they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks". This overlooks the obvious problem of dealing with the folks that decided to keep their swords and spears.It also shows that in the low-tech days of old, the tools used to make swords, or plowshares, were themselves also low tech. Hammers, fire and the odd anvil seemed to be pretty much the toolkit needed. Now that modern times are here, the days of hammers and anvils are long over. This story looks at what might happen should aliens show up on our doorstops, so as to speak. Not exactly 'bug-eyed monsters', these aliens appear to be helpful. Ending pollution, providing medical care and in general, improving the neighborhood. What happens if those aliens decide they like the neighborhood so much, they want it all for themselves?

Oh, baby, won't you dance with me? Little baby, bouncing on my knee, Wave your hands and shake your feet. Ooohh, baby, you're so sweet. . . .The sweetness between a daddy and his little girl is all here-the walks, the favorite foods, the dancing, the diaper changing. With his signature warmth and wit, Garrison Keillor turns ordinary daily events into celebrations.

Daddy’s Girl is a book based on a true story. It's about a tough time in 9-year-old Jakayla's life when her parents separated and her Daddy moved out of the home. Moms and Dads are not the only ones going through a separation when the family unit is broken. It is also a tough time for the children. Jakayla writes about how she was able to cope with the help of Daddy-Daughter Dates (Daddy-Daughter Day Out). This book will help any child who may be going through parent separation or divorce.

Jamesetta's life is upturned when her parents separate. Because her mother has to work full time Jamesetta has to spend a year in St. Louis with her aunt's family. Just as soon as she returns to Chicago her daddy announces that he has been drafted into the army.Having always been regarded as a "daddy's girl" Jamesetta is distressed by her father's absence. It is World War II and civilian life is strongly impacted by shortages and war support activities. Since she expects her father to be gone a long time Jamesetta begins to plan ways of getting her parents back together.School, with its challenges, and friends, with their issues keep Jamesetta busy. She's never too busy to try to get her daddy back home.

Illuminating the special relationship between fathers and daughters, this rhyming storybook contains colorful illustrations that capture the intimate moments of a day in the life of a father and daughter—from helping each other prepare for the day and commuting to school to bonding over dinner and getting ready for bed. The child-parent theme of family connection makes this a perfect story for adults to read to toddlers or for young readers to enjoy on their own.