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Although the words in the book are few, they are carefully selected and there is so much to talk about in the pictures. This is an incredibly important lesson for children to learn and develops the skills of really looking, focussing and analysis.In an endearing homage to dads everywhere, a boy describes, and exaggerates, the many accomplishments and feats of his father. The key to financial freedom and great wealth is a person’s ability to convert earned income into passive and/or portfolio income. This is a fantastic video introducing Anthony Browne and I recommend it if you aren’t familiar with his books. Age 3-7 In this picture book a young boy describes his dad and all the amazing things he can do, from walking a tightrope to fighting giants. The narrator's dad, and by extension, all fathers, appear here as strong and protective figures in the young child's life, always ready to participate in any fun, and always ready to step in should anything - like the Big, Bad Wolf!

Description: In an endearing homage to dads everywhere, a boy describes -- and exaggerates -- the many accomplishments and feats of his father. Similes are emphasized by putting the object in the same patterned robe as dad wears, creating a funny juxtaposition (he eats like a horse. Perhaps because, until two-and-a-half years ago, I had a father of my own who seemed as good a parent as anyone could hope for. Then muddle them up and see if your child can read the word cards themselves, helping them if they need you to (by for example matching with the words in the book) and then pairing with the pictures. When I went out to collect the book and bring it back to the UK, I discovered it was only two-thirds written.Talk about all the things your child’s dad, grandad or uncle can do, this could be true (eg my dad is a wonderful cook or great at reading stories) or very imaginative! Later on in life when he was earning very good money, he was extremely generous and would always pay for things. Even though, at the time, he did own many assets such as Armani suits, art, golf clubs, and of course, property. But by working for others, they’ll be dependent on pay raises, getting second jobs, or working overtime.