Molly talks about her dad all the time. At school, her stories make him sound amazing: an artist, an astronaut, a person who can do almost anything. But Molly’s real dad lives a plane ride away, and she mostly knows him from photographs.
When he finally comes to visit, Molly is not sure what to do with the real person in front of her. He is silly, surprising, and not exactly like the stories she invented. Still, little by little, Molly begins to notice something important: he may understand stories just as well as she does.
Warm and gently funny, Molly and Her Dad is a thoughtful picture book about separated families, belonging, and discovering a parent in real life.
6-8 Years
30 Pages
