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Time with Dad
Books for Time with Dad
Books for Time with Dad – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,537 books
0–3 yrs
1050 books
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677 books
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565 books
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0–2
3–5
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9–12
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Free Baseball
Sue Corbett
Felix sneaks away with a professional baseball team in hopes of finding his father, a legendary player who disappeared y
Ages 8–12
Shelter for a Seabird
Terry Farish
Sixteen-year-old Andrea faces the loss of her family's ancestral island home just as she is pulled into a complicated ro
Ages 14–18
Salt Boy
Mary Perrine
When his sheep face sudden danger, a young Navajo boy must decide if breaking a promise to his father is the only way to
Ages 5–9
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12–18 yrs
206 books
Rascal #17
Rascal Plays Up
Paul Jennings
Dad's underpants have vanished, and Ben is pretty sure a certain mischievous dog named Rascal is the prime suspect in th
Ages 4–7
The Damage Done
Linda Newbery
Kirsty finds solace only with her horses until she crosses paths with Dally, a runaway teenager fleeing the crushing dem
Ages 12–16
Abernathy Boys, The
L. J. Hunt
Two brothers, ages five and nine, set off alone on horseback to cross the wild Oklahoma and New Mexico territories in th
Ages 7–12
Even
Andy Gutman
For the child wondering if there is enough love to go around, this soothing story reaffirms that a parent's heart has pl
Ages 2–6
Sorry You're Lost
Matt Blackstone
For the middle schooler navigating the heavy fog of losing a parent while trying to figure out the messy, awkward world
Ages 10–14
Cold Skin
Steven Herrick
For the teenager navigating the complex weight of community secrets, grief, and the difficult transition from boyhood to
Ages 14–18
The Phoenix of Persia
Sally Pomme Clayton
For a child who feels different because of their appearance or heritage, this epic tale celebrates finding love and a ho
Ages 5–10
The Piggy in the Puddle
Charlotte Pomerantz
A stubborn young pig refuses to leave her favorite mud hole until her entire family decides to stop pestering her and jo
Ages 3–6
Under the Same Sky
Robert Vescio
For the teen starting to see beyond their own backyard and questioning the fairness of the world, especially regarding t
Ages 10–14
Yoomi, Friends, and Family #3
Sunday Funday in Koreatown
Aram Kim
For the child who feels disappointed when plans change: learn how to pivot and find unexpected joy through a special day
Ages 3–7
Mr. Bear's Chair
Thomas Graham
When Mrs. Bear’s favorite seat breaks, Mr. Bear spends a busy day sawing and hammering to build a sturdy replacement tha
Ages 3–6
Hands
Lois Ehlert
Bright illustrations showcase the many ways hands can use tools to build, craft, and create magic in the world around us
Ages 4–8
Looking for Sleepy
Maribeth Boelts
Soft colors and gentle illustrations follow the quiet moments of a bedtime routine as a little one looks for the feeling
Ages 0–3
Vroomaloom Zoom
John Coy
A dad and his daughter turn a sleepless night into a vibrant fantasy ride through a world of color and imagination.
Ages 2–5
Dad's First Day
Mike Wohnoutka
For the child who is ready to take on the world while their grown-up is having a hard time saying goodbye on the first d
Ages 3–7
Jess, Chunk, and the Road Trip to Infinity
Kristin Elizabeth Clark
For the teenager navigating the intersection of identity and long-term friendship while facing complex family reunions a
Ages 14–18
Life's Challenges
The Night Dad Went to Jail
Melissa Higgins
When a parent is arrested, everything changes. This gentle guide helps make sense of the feelings and big shifts that fo
Ages 5–8
New Kid
Tim Green
Twelve-year-old Brock finally finds his place on the baseball diamond and makes a real friend, only for his father to an
Ages 8–12
Papa's Mark
Gwendolyn Battle-Lavert
Determined to exercise his right to vote in the rural South, a father works alongside his son, Simms, to master the task
Ages 6–10
What Do Parents Do?
Jeanie Franz Ransom
Think you know what Mom and Dad do all day? Imagine the silly, naughty, and totally child-like behavior parents get into
Ages 4–8
Eight Times Up
John Corr
Riley starts aikido to manage his anxiety and finds that falling down and getting back up is easier when you have a clos
Ages 9–12
