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My Dads

Bennett Kelly, Meisel Paul

My Dads

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  • Friends & Family - tears and laughter, and happy ever after

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4 out 5

2 reviews

Dad and Pa have one important thing in common in this gentle, uplifting account of one girl’s blended family. I have two fathers. I call them Dad and Pa. Dad is tall and wears suits. Pa is bald and wears boots. Dad’s into gadgets and Pa’s into plants; one paints on easels, the other on walls; and they certainly don’t share the same taste in music! In this affectionate celebration of blended families, a young girl explains why her dad and stepdad – though completely different – are exactly the same in one important way: they both love her very much. This is a celebration of what it can be like for a child to have two father figures – each with his own idiosyncrasies and different ways of making life fun. Over 10 per cent of all UK families with children are stepfamilies (2007 figures). Dad and Pa are neither the same, nor trying to be the same, but in the child’s eyes they are equal.

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Hello everyone.just fue words about that book.its easy with so many pictures story about little girl,which one had two fathers.She been calling one Dad and other one Pa.Her dad likes to fishing,play sports,doing jokes.He teaches daughter how to cook and loves music.Pa loves biking,play on guitars,they painting together and play games.the most important thing is ,they both loved the daughter,they are different but they loved her same love,fathers love.

Anonymous 03.09.2016

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quite nice books

Anonymous 13.12.2015