Some Dads - by Fifi Abu (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Some Dads is a playful and heartwarming tribute to fathers of all kinds--a joyful celebration of fatherhood in all its forms, perfect for babies, toddlers, and the grown-ups who love them.

With vibrant illustrations and bouncy rhyming text, this charming read-aloud shows that dads can be quiet or loud, sporty or bookish, silly or serious--and sometimes all of the above! From dads who write books to those who fix cars, Some Dads embraces the beautiful diversity of how fathers show their love, care, and support.

Whether you're cuddling up at bedtime or reading together during Father's Day, this inclusive picture book encourages children to recognize and appreciate the many ways dads can be amazing role models, caregivers, and friends.

A companion to Some Moms and Some Kids, this tender and funny celebration of fatherhood is sure to become a cherished part of any child's growing library.
Key Features:
- Inclusive and affirming: Portrays a wide variety of dads and family dynamics, making every reader feel seen and valued.
- Perfect for read-alouds: Rhyming text supports rhythm, rhyme recognition, and early language development.
- Vivid illustrations: Bold, colorful art keeps young readers engaged and eager to explore each page.
- Fosters emotional connection: Helps children identify the unique ways their own fathers care for them.

Whether your dad fixes things, tells stories, dances in the kitchen, or gives the best hugs--Some Dads celebrates them all with warmth, humor, and heart.

About the Author

Fifi Abu works at a library in a large US city and oversees a children's literature research collection. She holds a master's degree in children's literature and a master's degree in library science, both from Simmons College. Her interest in art was evident at an early age, as there are photos of her eating crayons when she was 13 months old. Now she likes to work in ink, watercolor, and gouache, as well as with colored pencils and markers. Ms. Abu proudly served on the 2019 Caldecott Committee, where she had the opportunity to read over 800 picture books. She is the recipient of the 2020 Writers for Diversity Prism Award.