Daddies At Work

by Eve Merriam, Eugenie Fernandes (Illustrator)

Portrays daddies in different jobs, including sailor daddies, tailor daddies, and lawyer daddies with egg salad in their briefcases

32 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1989

About the author

Born as Eve Moskovitz, American poet and writer

Reviews

[Jonathan Smith]

great book to teach kids about jobs their fathers may do while their at school.

[Paola Nunez]

I like how this book shows how hard fathers work every day. It tells children the different jobs their dads have.

[Michelle Glenn]

A book for younger children expressing fathers and their roles. Good read, illustrations not as vibrant as I would like, but overall okay.

[Scott Cahalan]

This is a great book to teach children about the different jobs their fathers may have.

[Monica L]

Children can miss their fathers a lot while they're at school.
This book can be used to explain what they are doing while they're away.
You could also use this book when talking about different types of jobs that people have.

[Bobbie]

it was a good children book i thoughg it was good it was about what the daddies do and what kind of jobs they have