Daddys Girl
$13.99
What’s more fabulous than a tea party? Tea with Daddy, of course! This exuberant story begins before the honored guest arrives, with much ado-preparing, decorating, and accessorizing. And when Daddy makes his entrance, it’s clear that the little hostess couldn’t be more thrilled. Perfect for daddy-daughter reading time, this new picture book and its warm conclusion are sure to serve up smiles and tug at heartstrings.
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780824919986
Helen James | Illustrator: Estelle Corke
Binding: Boards
Published: 2017
Publisher: Ideals Books
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