Daddy Series Series

This series delves into the complex dynamics of family relationships, particularly focusing on the bonds between fathers and their children. It explores profound themes of love, loss, forgiveness, and the search for identity within the family unit. Each narrative delivers powerful emotions and memorable characters that resonate with readers seeking poignant and meaningful storytelling. It's a journey through challenges and joys, highlighting the enduring strength of familial connections.

Daddy Takes Us Skating
Howard R. Garis
56 pages
2 hours of reading
Set in the early 20th century, the story features Uncle Wiggily Longears, a charming elderly rabbit who embarks on delightful adventures. As one of the most prolific children's authors of his time, Howard Roger Garis captivates young readers with engaging tales, often accompanied by illustrations from Lansing Campbell. "Daddy Takes Us Skating," published in 1914, showcases Garis's ability to create whimsical narratives that entertain and inspire children's imaginations.
Daddy Takes Us to the Garden
Howard R. Garis
124 pages
5 hours of reading
Two siblings, Harry and Mabel Blake, seek their mother's guidance on how to entertain themselves on a dreary early spring day. Their request for fun reveals their boredom and desire for imaginative play, setting the stage for a story that likely explores themes of childhood, creativity, and family interactions. The narrative hints at the challenges of finding joy and excitement in everyday life.

Daddy Takes Us Skating

Daddy Takes Us to the Garden