Laura Hughess colorfully quirky illustrations complement the imaginative and lighthearted tribute to dads everywhere.
Foreword ReviewsDaddy, would you like a sandwich, with all your favorite things...?
Join one little girl on her quest to make her father the perfect sandwich, whether he likes it or not... You're in for a wicked surprise!
Full of imagination and playful language, this is a brilliantly funny and charming picture book.
A young girl makes Daddy a sandwich with all his favorite ingredients&.But not all of them are edible. The first couple spreads will be all too familiar to any caregiver: the little girl repeats Daddy louder and louder to try to get her father's attention, but soccer on TV is distracting him. When he steals away to the kitchen for a cookie, she offers to make him a sandwich, and he offhandedly says yes (maybe he is thinking she means a pretend sandwich). But while this sandwich does have bread on top and bottom, the middle is filled with all sorts of things Dad loves: butter, a block of stinky cheese, a whole tomatoand his cellphone, Mum's bubble bath ( he sits in there for ages ), his tool belt, etc. And the pi?ce de r?sistance? More than anything, Daddy loves& // ME! The book ends when Dad walks into the kitchen to view her final creation: Daddy! Your sandwich is ready! The adorably scribbly round-headed, big-eyed, white cherub with pink cheeks and brown pigtails is the very picture of innocence, though readers might suspect she's not by the end. It's difficult to tell if she knows better or she is truly na?ve, as she sneaks away with Daddy's slippers and hides behind his chair to slip away the TV remote.This book may spark inspirationdads best hide their treasures.
Kirkus ReviewsPip Jones is a London-based children's author, who is most often found either writing, staring at the contents of the fridge, or herding her two children. Pip's rhyl#-
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