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My Little Star

by Janet Bingham

$87

Little Fox is walking Daddy, playing with trees. Little Fox thin right up to the top o Fox explains that the higher than the tops Little Fox discovers sky goes on forever.

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My Dad

by Anthony Browne

$121

“My dad can wrestle a horse, swim like a This humorous look child’s point of view, winning author/illus witty and very perso (and to dads everyw

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Daddy Lost His H

by Andre Bouchard

$121

What would you do i head? Make him a n you need is some ol and a potato for his there are lots of adv dad with no head: h snore, he always ag loves doing the cleaning.

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Peppa Pig: Daddy Pig’s Fun Run

by Ladybird Books Ltd.

$80

Huff, puff! Will Peppa Pig’s daddy make it to the fnish line of the fun run and raise enough money to fx the school roof? Find out when you and your littlest reader enjoy this book together.

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A Day with Dad

by Bo R. Holmberg

$144

Tim lives with his mum. His dad lives in another town. But today, Tim’s dad is coming on the train so the two can spend the whole day together – just Tim and Dad. Everywhere the pair goes – the movie theatre, the pizzeria, the library – Tim proudly tells the people they meet, “This is my dad!”

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Show Dad How

by Shawn Bean

$149

For dads who are excited to be involved with their new baby, but might not quite know where to start, this book is a great resource. From practical to playful, learn 156 things every new father needs to know, one step at a time, in a series of nearly wordless but informative, often hilariously illustrated, activities.

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Man and Boy

by Tony Parsons

$128

Harry had it all: a beautiful wife, an adorable four-year-old son, and a high-paying job. But on the eve of his 30th birthday, with one act, he threw it all away. Suddenly he fnds himself an unemployed single dad trying to fgure out how to wash his son’s hair the way Mum did and whether green spaghetti is proper breakfast food.

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