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Book details
  • Genre:CHILDREN'S FICTION
  • SubGenre:Family / Multigenerational
  • Age Range (years):3 - 5
  • Language:English
  • Pages:28
  • Hardcover ISBN:9781098311261

My Dad's Hat

Otousan no boushi

by Yuichi Amano

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Overview
'My Dad's Hat' is a heartwarming story about unconditional love between a father and son. The son loves his dad's hat. One day, the son borrows the hat and takes a walk. He just wants to show off the cool hat to his friends, but the things are getting out of control... This Japanese - English bilingual children's book is a perfect gift for parents who want to tell a beautiful story to their child in Japanese, English, or both! A great gift for parents with a preschooler or the first grader. Age range: 3 - 6 years old.
Description
'My Dad's Hat' is a heartwarming story about unconditional love between a father and son. The son loves his dad's hat. One day, the son borrows the hat and takes a walk. He just wants to show off the cool hat to his friends, but the things are getting out of control... This Japanese - English bilingual children's book is a perfect gift for parents who want to tell a beautiful story to their child in Japanese, English, or both! A great gift for parents with a preschooler or the first grader. Age range: 3 - 6 years old. Little ones will learn there is always a place where they can return, no matter what. Parents will notice how they want the world to be, not only for their loved ones but also for themselves.
About the author
Yuichi Amano was born and grew up in Yokohama, Japan. Just like the main character in this book, Yuichi remembers messing up so many things so many times, still counting to this day! He always just wanted to have fun, but ended up ruining the whole thing instead, and when he tried to fix it he usually made it even worse. Whenever this happened, he broke down in tears, just like the character in this book. But there was always someone like the Dad in this book, who looked past the mistake, accepted him for who he is, and comforted him unconditionally. Yuichi aspires to be a Dad like this for his own son. Yuichi lives with his wife, son, and dog in Seattle, Washington.