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Thank You God For Daddy
$9.99
This sweet book celebrates all the ways dad cares for his little one and encourages children to show gratitude and appreciation for their own father.
In this adorable rhyming story from bestselling author Amy Parker, a little lion cub thanks God for his wonderful daddy—a daddy who gives big hugs and piggyback rides; who protects, teaches, and plays; and who offers love, guidance, and encouragement.
Thank You, God, for Daddy
helps children, ages 0 to 4, express gratitude for their father;
is perfect for read-aloud story time and bedtime routines; and
makes a touching and budget-friendly Father’s Day gift or dad’s birthday gift from kids.
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