I’m so excited to share my newest bilingual book, Love You, Daddy, which celebrates all the wonderful dads out there. It captures the special moments between a little girl and her father. This is a labor of love and I hope to celebrate the precious bond between fathers and daughters.
Reviews are CRITICAL to the success of the launch. I would be incredibly grateful if you could take a few moments to write a positive review. Your feedback is invaluable and will help other parents discover the book and help more kids learn Vietnamese.
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(1) Love You, Daddy is such a sweet and touching story! My child loves beautiful illustrations and the simple yet powerful message of love between a father and child. It’s become a bedtime favorite, and I love how it introduces Vietnamese language and culture in a way that feels natural and engaging. Highly recommend for any family!
(2) As a Vietnamese-American family, I’ve been searching for bilingual books to share with my kids, and Love You, Daddy is just perfect! It’s heartwarming and relatable, and the bilingual text helps my children learn Vietnamese while enjoying storytime. It’s brought us closer together and sparked great conversations about our own memories with Daddy. A must-have for any bilingual household!
(3) Love You, Daddy beautifully captures the bond between a father and child, and the bilingual aspect adds so much depth. My kids love the story, and I love how it connects us to our Vietnamese roots. It’s more than just a book—it’s a celebration of family and culture.