so-soI read this last week and have just dragged my feet on reviewing it. There‘s some genuinely funny lines and I like the characters, but I expect something special from KW and this is not. I‘ve read this book before and he‘s usually so fresh and new. Plus, the ending is pat and not fully developed.
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I wrote this about my dad as an adult looking back at a precious moment of childhood. He would have been 91 this year. Happy Father's Day to all who celebrate. 🩵
My dad (pictured) has played the accordion since he was 7. I love this quote. 🥰
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Happy #Fathers Day in Heaven to my Daddy! RIP ❤️
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pickSuch a beautiful story about a son and his dad who have to move from their favorite blue house. It showed all the faults with the house that they loved and how they made their new home loved just as much as the blue house. Wonderful graphics.
pick#JuneSpecials Day 15: In an ideal world, #fathers often signify groundedness; a daddy‘s arms and shoulders providing a sense of security, stability, comfort. This picturebook depicts #fathers who speak truth, joy, comfort, learning, pride – and most of all, love. My full review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-oA5
pickI love Wilson‘s dysfunctional family stories. This one has newly discovered siblings on a cross country road trip trying to track down their absent father. It‘s amusing and odd and just what I‘ve come to expect and appreciate about Wilson‘s characters. Loved the audiobook.
pickI enjoy Kevin Wilson. He does such a good job with quirky characters. While this one doesn‘t replace Nothing to See Here as my favorite, I liked it a lot. In this one, a set of half-siblings who don‘t know each other go on a road trip to find their father. It was especially interesting to see how the dad changed in every family and how that influenced who the kids became.
