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Caribbean illustrator Kavion Robinson's oil paintings beautifully portray a father and daughter's heartwarming bond in Dad Is My Best Friend. The reader will learn why Angela's dad is her best friend as she recounts all the fun things they do together. Racing, bike riding, and push-ups are some of the things Angela loves to do with her dad. Readers will have the chance to count and interact with Angela and her dad while they exercise.

"My earliest memory of my father is of him working out by the front door of our home. He would do push-ups in front of the door. One day I climbed onto his back and began to count, just like Angela."-Author Kerice Robinson

To forever cherish the memories of those special times with her dad, Kerice Robinson wrote Dad Is My Best Friend based loosely on her own childhood experiences.

Caribbean illustrator Kavion Robinson's oil paintings beautifully portray a father and daughter's heartwarming bond in Dad Is My Best Friend. The reader will learn why Angela's dad is her best friend as she recounts all the fun things they do together. Racing, bike riding, and push-ups are some of the things Angela loves to do with her dad. Readers will have the chance to count and interact with Angela and her dad while they exercise.

"My earliest memory of my father is of him working out by the front door of our home. He would do push-ups in front of the door. One day I climbed onto his back and began to count, just like Angela." -Author Kerice Robinson

To forever cherish the memories of those special times with her dad, Kerice Robinson wrote: Dad Is My Best Friend based loosely on her own childhood experiences.

Develop a love for numbers and food. Explore different foods while learning to count to 20. Children will count vegetables, fruits, candy, pastries, meats, and more. A perfect book to help a picky either open up to new foods.

An interactive alphabet and food recognition book for toddlers. The companion book to "1 2 3! What can I eat?" and "Red, Blue, and Green! What colors are on my plate", "ABC! Name My Food!" is a food-themed book for young readers. Children look through over 100 brightly colored images of foods and identify the beginning letter of each food item. Fruits, vegetables, baked goods, meats, and cheeses are all included in this book. Children are prompted to think independently of foods they know and their beginning letters. Come along for the journey and discover new delicious foods.