Lots of Dads (Picture Puffins) - Softcover

Rotner, Shelley; Viehl, Lynn

3.5

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9780140565164: Lots of Dads (Picture Puffins)

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0140565167 ISBN 13: 9780140565164

Publisher: Puffin, 2000

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Filled with Dads of all shapes, sizes, and colors with their little ones, a delightful collection of photographs celebrates the special bond between fathers and their children. Reprint.

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From School Library Journal:

PreSchool-Grade 1. Through colorful photographs and simple text, Rotner and Kelly celebrate fatherhood in this companion to Lots of Moms (Dial, 1996). Dads are shown in their many roles?as playmate, worker, teacher, and helper. The book points out the simple things they do?wash dishes, change a tire, run errands, work on the car, etc. Fathers and children of many races, ages, and sizes lend diversity. Beginning readers will appreciate the easy text with many repetitive words and picture clues. Children can also use the marvelous photographs to create stories of their own. Overall, this book has great visual images and some hidden riches to be brought out by adults sharing it one-on-one or with a group.?Jean-Marie Kliphuis, Nesconset Elementary School, NY
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Ages 3^-6. Whatever kind of dad a kid is blessed with, he can be found in this utterly winning photo-essay. The text is very simple: "There are lots of dads. . . . They help you when you need it. . . . Sometimes [they say,] `Not now!' . . . They really love you," but the photographs tell a richer story. Busy dads work at their laptops or fix a car; chore-doing dads include one washing dishes; a dad running errands uses his wheelchair to take his son with him to the ATM. A nice mix of dads at work range from the office to the police car, and when dads are showing you how to do stuff, it can be playing the violin or playing tennis; learning to write or learning to fish. The images are universally tender without being mawkish and are absolutely full of joy. GraceAnne A. DeCandido

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