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List Price: $17.99 | | Publisher: HarperCollins
Salesrank: 78596
Released: April 21, 2009 |
| Our Price: $4.13 |
| Used Price: $3.67 |
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| Media: Hardcover |
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Editorial Review:
Wake up, Dad! We've got a big day ahead!
Frankie and her little sister, Violet, are excited to be out and about with Dad! From pancakes to puppies to a super-duper surprise, the order of the day is F-U-N.
The gifted actress, author, and mother Brooke Shields pairs with the delightful Cori Doerrfeld for this joyful book about dads and daughters and the love they share.
It's the Best Day Ever, Dad! Reviews:
Art work - pretty, pretty 
2009-08-27 - Reviewed by Sophia McElroy (age 6.5) for Reader Views (8/09)
I really like the artwork; it's very pretty. My favorite picture is the sisters eating pancakes shaped like animals! The dog park is another favorite picture. I liked the pages with the hopscotch that their Dad drew with sidewalk chalk.
This is a story about two sisters and their Dad. They had a fun day doing lots of stuff with him. I thought it seemed fun when they got ice cream after the visiting the dog park and had a tea party with Dad. The tickle monster was really funny; Daddy sometimes is the tickle monster too! I think it would be fun to have a picnic at night in our backyard like they did in the story in "It's the Best Day Ever, Dad!" by Brooke Shields.
Not as good as the first 
2009-07-09 - I was a little disappointed. We LOVED welcome to your world, the story line the pictures, everything was great. With this book the pictures again were fantastic, but we didn't feel there was a true story line and it talked a lot about the dog. It's a tough call, my daughters love looking at the beautiful pictures, but the story line wasn't very interesting.
It's the Best Day Ever, Dad review 
2009-05-24 - While this book sounded like a great read with a good message, it was not. I had bought it for a gift and quickly decided it would be a huge disappointment. The content surely took about 3 minutes to write however the illustrations were good....although not enough reason alone to purchase the book. Too bad all the way around.
