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From viral foster and adoptive dad Peter Mutabazi and the New York Times-bestselling author of Be Kind, Pat Zietlow Miller, comes a heartwarming picture book about the extraordinary yet ordinary ways in which dads show up for the children in their lives.
What can a dad do? A dad can see you. When you smile, a dad smiles back. Like your face is the best thing he's seen all day. A dad can know you. When you're confused, a dad teaches you. Bit by bit. Until everything makes sense. A dad can celebrate you. When you try something new, a dad claps for every step you take. Most of all, a dad can love you, no matter what. Written by Peter Mutabazi, aka Foster Dad Flipper, and Pat Zietlow Miller, with art from Tamisha Anthony, A Dad Can . . . is a tender-hearted ode to dads and families who come together in all kinds of ways--the perfect gift for father's day or any-time celebrations of the beloved male figure in our lives.Peter Mutabazi is an author, single dad, and viral foster parent known online as @fosterdadflipper. He is the founder of Now I Am Known, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting vulnerable children. For more than twenty-five years, Peter has worked with global charities to improve the lives of children in need. As a foster parent, he has welcomed more than forty children into his home. He and his family live in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Pat Zietlow Miller is a New York Times-bestselling children's book author and one of the creative forces behind the blog Picture Book Builders, where she reviews books for young readers and offers writing advice. Her picture books include Be Kind, Be Strong, and See You Someday Soon. Pat lives in Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband and two pampered cats. She has two grown daughters. Tamisha Anthony is an illustrator and a former educator at the New York Historical Society and Harlem School of the Arts. She writes for Uppercase magazine and is an instructor for Make Art That Sells. Tamisha lives in Nacogdoches, Texas.Thanks for subscribing!
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