by Chris Singer
January 18, 2012 in Author Spotlight, Featured Post, Preschool Through Second Grade (Age 4-8) by Chris Singer
Last week, I was asked, along with four other bloggers, to take part in a phone interview with Taye Diggs about his new children’s book called Chocolate Me!
by portlanddad
January 15, 2012 in Book Review, Fatherhood, James Rohl by portlanddad
A Dad’s Point of View by Bruce Sallan Review by James Rohl About the author: Dad, writer, radio host, founder of #DadChat (Thursdays 6-7pm, PST). Author of Dad’s Point of View. Learn [...]
by Chris Singer
January 14, 2012 in Featured Post, News by Chris Singer
If you’re a regular visitor to Book Dads, you may have noticed a few changes in recent weeks. Besides the small cosmetic and layout changes, I’ve been working hard to [...]
by Chris Singer
December 22, 2011 in Fatherhood, Parenting, Portland by Chris Singer
WonderDads: The Best Dad & Child Activities in Portland by Rich Geller Review by Chris Singer About the author: Richard Geller is a freelance writer living in Portland, Oregon, with [...]
by Chris Singer
February 27, 2011 in Book Review, Books for Infants and Toddlers, Dads & Daughters, Dads & Sons, Dads Reading, Fatherhood, Ryan LaLonde by Chris Singer
Daddies Are For Catching Fireflies by Harriet Ziefert (Illustrated by Cynthia Jabar) Review by: Ryan LaLonde About the author: Harriet Ziefert began her career as a teacher, then entered the [...]
by Chris Singer
January 22, 2011 in Book Review, Fatherhood, James Rohl, Parenting by Chris Singer
Pop Culture: Politics, Puns, and Poohbutt from a Liberal Stay-at-Home Dad by Bill Campbell Reviewed by: James Rohl About the author: Bill Campbell is the author of two novels, Sunshine [...]
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