VBT# Daddy's Weekend - Tehya and Michael Cunningham

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Daddy's Weekend - By Michael Cunningham (paperback) : Target


Review: Daddy's Weekend - Tehya and Michael Cunningham - May 2021

 
This was a cute story about two divorced parents and their mixed-race daughter. It's her dad's weekend to have her and Daddy's Weekend is a cute story of all their fun adventures together from visiting the local fair at the fairgrounds to playing in the Rocketships at the park and then having fun with cute fluffy animals like the bunny on the cover. What I loved about this story was that it showed that even though parents get divorced, it doesn't mean that you can't happily spend time with both parents equally. I also loved that this book didn't contain any animosity between both parents when as an adult you often read between lines. You could see the love that the father had for his daughter radiating off the pages. Daddy's Weekend is a great picture book aimed at children aged 5-8 years old and can be a great resource to have if you are a divorced parent or heading that direction and wanting to chat to your child about custody arrangements and weekends with the other parent.


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