No Working on Dad Day - Russell, Joseph
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A delightfully relatable picture book about a child that just wants to play and a parent that really has to work! When Dad starts working from home, Penny imagines days filled with fun and games together. In reality though, all Dad does is "boring stuff". No matter how fantastic and imaginative her game ideas are, Dad just works, works, works, leaving Penny to wonder - "Does he not like my games or does he just not like me?" This touching and relatable story explores the challenges of parents working from home, from a child's perspective. It reassures young readers that they are loved, even if…mehr

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A delightfully relatable picture book about a child that just wants to play and a parent that really has to work! When Dad starts working from home, Penny imagines days filled with fun and games together. In reality though, all Dad does is "boring stuff". No matter how fantastic and imaginative her game ideas are, Dad just works, works, works, leaving Penny to wonder - "Does he not like my games or does he just not like me?" This touching and relatable story explores the challenges of parents working from home, from a child's perspective. It reassures young readers that they are loved, even if Dad can't play right now, while reinforcing to parents, the importance of making time for their kids.
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Autorenporträt
Joe Russell is a writer, illustrator and entrepreneur living in picturesque Byron Bay, Australia with wife, Kathryn, and daughters, Penny and Ella. In previous lives, Joe was in television and technology, but escaped the corporate world to pursue a simpler and more creative life by the sea. When he isn't writing, drawing or making music, Joe is trying to get his girls excited about those activities. Together they've penned five crayon picture books about Penny's bears and produced some very experimental electronic music.