Abuelito Eats with His Fingers
Written
by Janice Levy, Illustrated by Layne Johnson.
Always My Dad
By
Sharon Dennis Wyeth, and by Raul Colon.
The Barefoot Book of Father and Daughter Tales
By
Josephine Evetts-Secker, and by Helen Cann.
When I Am Old With You
By
Angela Johnson, and by David Soloman.
My Man Blue
By
Nikki Grimes, and by Jerome Lagarrigue, edited by Toby Sherry.
White
Dynamite And Curly Kidd
Written
by John Archambault and Bill Martin Jr., illustrated by Ted Rand.
My Ol’Man
Written
and illustrated by Patricia Polacco.
Some Birthday!
Written
and illustrated by Patricia Polacco.
Cecil’s Story
Written
by George Ella Lyon, illustrated by Peter Catalonotto.
Grandpa’s Face
By
Eloise Greenfield, and by Floyd Cooper
Daddy Will Be There
By
Lois G. Granbling, and by Walter Gaffney-Kessell.
If I Were Your Father
By
Margaret Park Bridges, and by Kady MacDonald.
I Love My Daddy Because
By
Laurel Porter-Gaylord, and by Ashely Wolf
My Grandpa Is Amazing
Written
and illustrated by Nick Butterworth
My Dad Is Awesome
Written
and illustrated by Nick Butterworth.
My Daddy
Written
and illustrated by Susan Paradis
Just My Dad & Me
Written
by Leah Komaiko, illustrated by Jeffrey
Uncle Jed’s Barbershop
By
Margaee King Mitchell, and by James Ransome
Daddy, Daddy, Be There
By
Candy Dawson Boyd, and by Floyd Cooper
Old Jake’s Skirts
By
C. Anne Scott, and by David Slonim
The Pirate Who Tried To Capture The Moon
By
Dennis Haseley, and by Sue Truesdell
Love You Forever
By
Robert Munsch, and by Sheila McGraw.
The Ant And The Elephant
Written
and illustrated by Bill Peet
Hi Roberto, it's been a pleasure following you on your blog. I think you have done a great job in your advocacy effort. I know after your presentation and your summer kick off you will get plenty of male involvement in your center.Good luck on your presentation.
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ReplyDeleteI thank you for all your great inspirations , I had a great time following your blog with all the fresh ideas you had for your advocacy plans. Thanks for the encouragement in advocating my plans. Although I have always had a shyness in my goals to speak out and let my voice be heard, I always end up pulling through and getting it all out. And I do enjoy singing for the kids more than I do for the club. My nerves always get the best of me but I learn everyday that I can do it.
Darlene
Hi Robert,
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed reading your post and your replies and responses to my efforts. You sound like you have a wonderful vision for having great male involvement in the lives of children. I can tell that you are very passionate about your goals. I wish you the best for the future as you inspire children and their families.
Hello Roberto, we have come a very long way in this journey at Kendall! I would like to say thank you for all of your encouraging words and support. I wanted to say that your advocacy work for supporting and including male involment is great; your book list is awesome, good luck with your summer kick off event! See you at graduation!!!!
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