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6.14.25 - Part 1 · Children's Hour

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  Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Reoi's Children's Story Hour. As a reminder,
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  ra Eye's Reading service intended for people who are blind
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  or have other disabilities been make it difficult to read
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  printed material. Today we will be reading from various books
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  on Father's Day. Your reader today is Diane. We will
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  begin with the book The Greatest Father's Day of All.
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  It was published by HarperCollins Publisher Australia. It has a
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  copyright year of twenty thirteen and the author of the
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  book is Anne Mangan. Dad hid deep under the duna,
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  excited it was Father's Day. Mom and the kids were outside.
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  Something special was underway. Dad pretended to be fast asleep.
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  He even began to snore, waiting for Mom and the
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  children to come bursting through the door. Dad was eager
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  first breakfast, but the kids and Mom were late and
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  toast and bacon. He thought this is going to be great,
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  But as Tommy began to grumble, so he jumped out
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  of bed made his way to the kitchen to sneak
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  a quick slice of bread. Mom came in with the washing.
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  Dad was sure she say surprise. Then the kids would
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  yell it's Father's Day with excitement in their eyes, but
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  instead she asked him nicely if he could please fix
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  that door, reminding him he'd been asked to repair it
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  once before. Mom expected him to grumble, but he ran
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  outside instead. Dad was sure that his presence must be
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  hidden in the shed. In spite of all Dad searching,
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  not a present did he see. Upset and disappointed, he
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  went in to watch TV. Mom noticed Dad's unhappy face
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  and asked if he was okay. Dad, in his sad voice,
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  said you've forgotten Father's Day. Mom smiled and the children giggled.
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  She kissed him upon the cheek. Father's Day isn't today,
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  It's not until next week. Dad hid deep under the douna.
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  It was finally next week, making moss of snoring noises,
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  he waited for the door to creak. It's Father's Day.
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  The children yelled as they handed him a plate with
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  eggs and toast and bacon. It was more than worth
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  the weight. Dad opened all of his presence, a great ball,
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  a T shirt and mug, putting the shirt on straight away.
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  He tried not to look snug as Mom went to
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  clean the kitchen and the kids went out to play.
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  Dad's news upon the couch he had the greatest father Day.
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  Our next book is titled A Father's Day thank You,
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  and it was published by Albert Whitman and Company, and
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  it has a copyright ear of two thousand and seven.
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  The author is Janet Harvey did not know what to draw.
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  He dangled his crown above a blank sheet of paper.
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  Just then his sister tiptoed down the hallway. What are
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  you doing, asked Tarvy. Tomorrow's father's sake. And I got
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  Dad's favorite present, said Lorie Anne. How do you know
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  it's his favorite? Asked Tarvey. Follow me, whispered l Anne.
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  They could hear Dad in the kitchen. He always cooked
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  breakfast with the radio on. He cracked eggs and hummed
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  a tune. He flipped pancakes and cranked up the volume,
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  and when the bacon was crispy, his big booming voice
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  would fill the house with psalm. By the time breakfast
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  was ready, it was either cover your years or go
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  sit down and eat. Lorie Anne pulled Harvey into their
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  parents' closet. See Dad's favorite present, she said. Every year
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  I give Dad a tie, and every year he says
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  a tie, How wonderful? Can always use another tie? Then
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  he gives me a hug and says thank you, and
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  I say you're welcome. After breakfast, Harvey play tag with
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  the dog until he tripped over a skateboard and cut
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  his knee. Dad scooped him up and carried him inside.
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  Might need to operate, muttered Dad as he handed Harvey
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  a popsicle. Then, as he cleaned up the Dad told
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  such silly stories that Harvey forgot to cry. Harvey thought
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  Dad might like a popsicle for Father's Day, but figured
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  if he wrapped one up it would probably melt. After lunch,
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  Harvey wanted to ride his bicycle, but his tire was flat.
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  His older brother, Martin, took him down to the basement
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  to look for the pump. What are you getting dead
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  for Father's Day? Asked Harvey. The present dad loves best,
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  a answered Martin. Are you giving him a tie? Why
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  would I give Dad a tie? Follow me and I'll
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  show you what Dad likes best, says Martin. Harvey followed
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  his brother to the storage room. See the nails, said Martin.
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  Dad loves nails. Every year I give him a box
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  of nails, and every year he says, a box of nails.
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  How special can always use another box of nails. Then
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  he gives me a hug and says thank you, and
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  I say you're welcome. Harvey cannot fix his tire alone.
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  Luckily Dad woke up from this Saturday afternoon snooze. When
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  Harvey hollered, Dad, did somebody call for a bicycle repair?
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  Answered Dad. Harvey held the handlebars while Dad filled the
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  tire with air. When Harvey pedaled away, Dad stayed and
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  watched to make sure the tire was safe. That evening,
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  Harvey thought about Father's Day again when he stepped out
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  of the tub and Dad wrapped him up in a big,
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  warm towel. Harvey went looking for his older sister, Nadine.
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  She was in the family room dancing to music. Harvey
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  could not hear. Nadine yelled Harvey. Nadine pulled off her headphones.
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  What are you giving Dad for Father's Day? The President
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  he looks forward to all year? Nadine replied, Are you
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  giving him a box of nails? Asked Harvey, Why would
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  I give him a box of nails? Said Nadine. Open
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  the cabinet. I'll show you what Dad likes best. Harvey
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  opened the family room cabinet, see said Nadine, Dad looks
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  forward to getting golf balls. Every year. I give Dad
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  a box of golf balls, and every year he says,
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  golf balls. How thoughtful. I can always use more golf
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  balls than He gives me a hug and says thank you,
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  and I reply, you're welcome. Harvey trudged up the stairs
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  to bed. All the wonderful, special, thoughtful gifts were taken.
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  What was left to make Dad say thank you? Who's
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  interest in a bedtime story? Asked Dad? Me? Me? Cried Harvey,
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  diving into bed. When the story was over, Dad smiled
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  and said, but I love you. He kissed Harvey good night.
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  Harvey sat in the dark. He was not thinking about
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  Father's Day. He was thinking about his dad. Harvey crept
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  out of bed, picked up a crown and started to draw.
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  On Father's Day, Laurie In handed Dad a gift wrapped box.
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  What could this be? Asked Dad? Opening as present a tie?
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  How wonderful, I can always use another tie. Then he
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  gave laurie In a hug and said thank you. You're welcome,
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  she said. Martin gave Dad a box wrapped in newspaper.
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  Dad took, shook the box and whispered, I wonder what's
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  in here? He opened it A box of nails. How special,
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  I can always use another box of nails. Then he
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  gave Martin a hug and said, thank you. You're welcome,
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  said Martin. Nadan gave Dad a bag tied with a bow.
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  What could be in here, asked Dad, as he hide
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  the bow? Golf falls. How thoughtful, I can always use
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  more golf balls than He gave Nadina hug and said
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  thank you. You're welcome, she replied. Everybody looked at Harvey.
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  He pulled a piece of paper from behind his back.
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  Harvey held out his picture and said, thank you for
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  being my dad. Dad gave Harvey a hug, and then
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  he said you're welcome. Our next book is called The
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  Best Father's Day Present Ever, and it was published by G. P.
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  Putnam's Sons, a division of Penguin Young Readers Group. It
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  has a copywriter of two thousand and seven and the
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  author is Christine Loomness. It was almost Father's Day, Langley
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  had not found the perfect present for his dad. Again,
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  your father doesn't care about expensive gifts, Langley's mother said,
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  for the five hundredth time, make him some. He'll like that.
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  But everything Lanley ever made was a disaster. One year,
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  he painted a picture of his dad's favorite spot by
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  the stream. It looked like a bluish purplish monster, dripping
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  blue ooze from its lumpy head. Then there was the
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  picture frame, stuck with the gluey macaroni. Very creative, his
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  teacher had said. Last year, Langley made a paperweight for
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  his dad to take to work. It looked good. Unfortunately
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  his dad didn't have a desk at work. I love it,
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  mister Snell had said, but Langley didn't believe him. He
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  spent the rest of the Dayana's room staring in the
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  mirror to see if he looked as dumb as he felt.
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  This year was different. Langley had an allowance. He was
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  thinking of what he might buy, a bowling ball, a
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  bow tie, a hiking boot. When Buster Squirrel ran up,
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  We're going to mister Pocket's store. Want to come? Eureka,
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  Langley's worries were over. Mister Pockets carried the coolest gifts,
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  gadgets and dewdads. Langley would find the best Father's Day
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  present ever. Langley counted his money. When he looked up,
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  Buster was far down the road. Everyone else passed him too. Sorry,
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  can't wait, Chloe Rabbit called as she leaped by. Gotta
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  get to mister Pocket's store. Tod toe hop flopped pasted
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  with the waves. Soon Lanley's friends reappeared coming the other way.
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  Look what I got, Buster said, point a strange contraption
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  out of a bag. What is it, Langley asked, A
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  turbo blaster, car washer and ice cream maker. Lanley wondered
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  if his dad would like that. I got the last one,
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  Buster said. Chloe had a super duper goff O matic
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  home ball washer, and Tod's gift was professionally wrapped in
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  eye catching colored paper. It's the amazing Auto Select sports
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  only remote control with batteries included, Todd said proudly. Langley
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  raced up to mister Pocket's store, a large sign stopped
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  him cold in his tracks. Closed early for Father's Day weekend,
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  Langley was stunned. Tomorrow the dads would be out polishing
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  their cars and making ice cream or washing golf balls
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  until they sparkled, or amazing their friends with the sports
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  station's only remote control with batteries included. Except Langley's dad,
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  I'm such a loser, Langley welled. Sadly, he turned away
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  from the store and hit it back the way he
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  had come. Then he spotted something in the road. It
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  was a lilac colored rock with perfect white circle round it.
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  Dad says circle rocks are good luck. Langley sniffed, placing
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  the rock in his pack. Oddly, he felt better. He
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  started home at a snail's pace, which is why he
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  noticed the cups leave, holding a perfect puddle of water
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  that reflected a circle of bride blue sky. Dad would
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  like this, Langley thought. A short while later, a speckled
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  eggshell caught his eye. A ride of chirping made him
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  look up at the neat twig nest. Welcome to the world,
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  Langley called to three little birds, because that's what his
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  dad would have done. When he stopped to rest, a
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  large weap at the end of the log sparkled in
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  the coppery sun. Suddenly Langley knew just what to give
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  his dad. The next morning, he placed his gift on
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  the table. It wasn't a turboblaster car washer, an ice
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  cream maker, or a super duper goffle Matic home bawwasher
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  or amazing Auto Select Sports only remote control with batteries
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  included it wasn't professionally wrapped in eye catching colored paper.
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  What's this, mister Snell said as he opened the small,
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  oddly shaped parcel covered an oak paper with an X
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  Marx on it. Inside was a lilac colored rock and
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  a note saying you are invited to a special walk
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  at one o'clock today, Lanley Snell, treasure hunter and finder
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  PS bring your camera. Lanley took his dad to see
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  the sparkling web. Together they called up to the three
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  little birds. They drank from the dark cream dark green
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  leaf with a puddle of bright blue sky, and Lanley
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  pointed out exactly where he found the good luck rock.
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  They took lots of pictures. It was a perfect day.
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  As they turned into their shady yard, Langley asked, Dad,
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  did you like your present? Mister Snell gave us son
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  a great, big snaill hug. It was the best Father's
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  Day present ever, and Langley knew that it was. Next
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  book is called What Is Father's Day? And it was
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  published by Sterling Publisher Company. It has a copyright year
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  of two thousand and five and it was written by
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  Harriet Zeifert. It's Father's Day, said Little Mouse's mother, Let's
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  go to the store and by Daddy a present. What
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  does Father's day, asked little Mouse. On Father's Day, said
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  little Mouse's mother, we look for something Daddy would like,
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  something that tells him we love him and appreciate him.
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  Little Mouse, can you think of something for daddy. Maybe
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  Daddy would like cheese, said little mouse. Maybe Daddy would
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  like a hat, said little Mouse's mother. No, said little mouse.
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  I know what daddy would like. Daddy would like a
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  plant for the garden, said little mouse. What a good idea,
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  said mommy. And I'll get him a trough and a
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  watering can. Daddy, where are you, called little mouse? This
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  is a special day, said daddy. Thank you for the
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  lovely presence. Happy Father's Day. Our next story is titled
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  Father's Day and it was published by HarperCollins Publishers. It
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  has a copyright year of two thousand and five and
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  the author is Anne Rockwell. Today we are making books
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  about our dads. I'm writing about how my dad is
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  so strong he can still carry me. I mus taus
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  the sky when I'm up on his shoulders. Papa sings
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  his favorite song to me. If my man has to
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  work at night, Eveline said, it's the one is my man,
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  and Papa saying to him. She hummed the tune and
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  we stopped writing to listen. Missus Maddoff reminded us, remember
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  we need quiet when we write. So Evelyn stopped humming
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  and we went back to work. After a while, Evan
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  raised his hand. How do you spell skillet, he asked
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  Missus Maddoff. She said, s K I L L E G.
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  He erased something he written and wrote it again. I
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  was sure he was writing about the camping trip he
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  and his dad went on, just the two of them.
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  Evan told me that they slept in a tent and
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  cooked bacon and eggs and a skillet. Jessica chewed on
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  the end of her pencil. I don't know who to
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  write about, she whispered. I have two fathers, my dad,
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  who lives in Texas, and lou who lives here with
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  me and my mom. Write about both of them. I said, Hey,
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  why didn't I think of that? She said. When it
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  was time to read what we written, Charlie went first.
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  My father is a terrific person. He has lots of friends,
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  and I know why he never gets mad or loses
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  his patience. He says he can't because when you're the
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  pilot of a big jet plane, you always have to
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  keep your cool. Jessica read next. I have two fathers
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  and I love them both. My dad, Bradley, lives in Texas,
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  knows all about horses. My stepfather, Lou has never even
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  been on a horse. He always plays Giggle Bubs with
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  me after work, even if he's tired. Sarah red, my
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  father is great at everything, yes, everything in the world.
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  He's such a great cook. He should be a chef
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  on TV. You should taste his chocolate marshmallow minty fudge.
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  It's delicious. Pablo held his paper close to his face.
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  I feel so proud when my Pappy and I plays soccer.
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  Peppy shows me how to kick and dribble. Every time
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  I practice with him, I get better. Pappy plays on
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  a team in town with his friends. He says that
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  one day I'll be a better player with him. Kate said,
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  I wrote a poem for my dad. Is that okay?
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  Of course, said missus Madoff. Kate read her poem, which went,
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  Daddy taught me to dive and to find a bee hot.
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  When I caught three shiny fish, we put them in
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  a yellow dish. For a long time, I drew pictures
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  of me in a bright pink room. Mitchiko said. I
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  told my father how much I wanted a bright pink room.
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  One day we went to the hardware store, and now
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  my dream has come true. My father and I painted
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  my room summer rose because that's the color I picked.
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  My dad reads all the time, Nicholas read. We like
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  reading the same kind of books. After lunch, we took
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  our stories to the publishing center. Mitschiko's mother was helping
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  there that day. She printed copies for all the dads.
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  On the Friday in June before Father's Day, we came
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  to school with our dads. We gave them our books.
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  All of a sudden, Amen and the Cowboy had got
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  out of a pickup truck and ran to Jessica. Dad,
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  I didn't know you were coming, she said, as they
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  hugged each other. I wanted to surprise you, he said.
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  Jessica had two days. It's At the Father's Day picnic,
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  we had cupcakes and brownies. Sarah said the brownies were
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  almost as good as the ones her dad makes. My
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  dad read his book again and again. Each time he
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  read it, he gave me a hugs. Our next book
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  is titled Lama Lama Daddy's Day, and it was published
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  by Penguin Young Readers, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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  It has a copyright of twenty twenty one and the
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  author is Anna Doney. Nelly Knew and Daddy Knew are
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  hanging out in their front yard. Nelly Knew practices tricks
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  on her skateboard. This one is called an olie. Nelly
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  Knew says, do you want to try? I suppose my
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  chores can wait. Daddy New response. He puts on his
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  helmet and grabs the skateboard. WHOA, says Daddy New. He
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  loses his balance right away. You can practice with my
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  skateboard anytime, says Nelly Knew. Thanks. Daddy New replies, maybe
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  one day I'll have a skateboard of my own. Daddy
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  New knows. As a bird fling overhead, I love birds.
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  He says that one is called a finch. Nelly Knew
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  whistles at it, but she needs more practice. Let's whistle together,
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  Daddy Neu, says. Daddy Knew and Nellie Knew tried their
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  best bird cause at the same time, the finch chirps
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  back at them. After the bird flies away, Daddy New
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  pulls out as to do list. That's a long list, Daddy,
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  Nelly Nu says. Daddy nuw agrees, but before he can
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  get back to his chores, Daddy New has to go
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  to work at the bakery. Nelly Knew hiss and side
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  with Mamma Knew. Tomorrow's Father's Day, right. Mama Nellie Knew asks,
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  I want to do something special to surprise Daddy since
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  he works so hard for all of us. I love
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  that idea, Mommy Knu replies, just remember you have a
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  playdate with Lama Lama soon. Right on, cue the doorbell rings, Hi,
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  Lama Lama, Nellie Nus says, she welcomes her friend inside.
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  Nellie Knu explains her Father's Day plan to Lama Lama.
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  She wants to surprise Daddy Nu by finishing her playhouse,
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  sences on his to do list. That's a good idea,
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  Lama Lama replies, but can you both fit in there?
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  Nellie New thinks, for a second, I guess finishing the
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  playhouse is more of a gift for me than for Daddy.
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  Nellie Knud says, with the frown, I have to figure
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  out what I can do for his special Daddy's Day.
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  In the kitchen, Lama Lama knows his daddy news and
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  long to do list. That's it. Nelly News says, I
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  can make Daddy a whole new to do list with
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  only fun things on it for Father's Day. That is fantastic,
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  one of the kind idea, Lama Nus says, Baby Newman giggles.
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  He agrees. After lunch, Lama Lama helps Nellie New come
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  up with ideas for the to do list. He suggests
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  building something for Daddy New. Daddy New loves birds. Nelly
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  Nw says, I can make him a bird house so
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  birds will come visit him. Daddy's car cout sure use
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  the scrub. Mama New hents we can watch his big
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  red truck together. Nelly Knu responds. While Nellie Nu comes
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  up with more possibilities. La Malama tries a skateboard trick
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  of his own. Wow, doing an Olie is hard, he says.
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  That gives Nelly Neu a great idea. Daddy said he
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  liked to have a skateboard of his own someday, Nelly
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  nuor in the verse, can we get Daddy his own
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  skateboard it's a big present, but he would love that.
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  Nelly Mama Nu replies, let's do it. Daddy says, it's
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  not a special day without a special cake. Nelly New says.
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  La Malama points out that Daddy Neu is a baker.
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  Does that mean he bake his own cake? Maybe we
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  can make bake ones for him. Nellie Knu replies, better
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  write all these ideas down on the fun to do list.
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  With the list finished, Mama Nu takes Nelly New and
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  Lama Lama shopping. They pick up supplies to make a
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  bird house, ingredients to make a cake, and a brand
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  new skateboard. Nellie Knu is ready to celebrate the best
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  Father's Day ever. Back home, Lama Mama helps Nellie Neu
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  mix the cake better than they watch it rise in
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  the oven. Success the cake turns out perfectly. Once the
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  cake is finished, it's time for La Malma to head home.
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  Thanks for everything, Nelly New says, I know you'll have
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  a blast with your daddy. Lama Lama replies, good luck.
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  The next morning, Nelly Nu waits for her dad in
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  the kitchen. I have something very important to tell you,
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  she says. You have a new to do list. And
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  we need to have this done today. Better get started,
• 23:54
  Daddy New replies. Nellie Nu jumps up from her chair.
• 23:58
  But wait, she said, this isn't a normal to do list,
• 24:02
  It's a fun list. Happy, happy Daddy's day. Outside, Daddy
• 24:07
  News sees his new bird house. For the first time,
• 24:10
  he and Nelly Knew whistled their bird calls together. The
• 24:13
  Finches chirt back at them from their new home. For
• 24:18
  the next item on the fun to do list, Nellie
• 24:20
  Knew and her daddy washes muddy truck. Nellie Nu jumps
• 24:24
  up on the hood to reach every spot. She even
• 24:27
  draws a picture of the two of them in the
• 24:29
  soap bubbles. Once the truck is shiny and clean, Nellie
• 24:33
  Knu presents her daddy with a carrot cake she baked. Wow,
• 24:37
  someone baked me a cake. Daddy Nu asked, what a
• 24:41
  perfect day. But Nelly Knew isn't finished with a to
• 24:44
  do list? Just shit, Look, Daddy, check, check and check,
• 24:48
  she says, They're just one more thing in the park.
• 24:52
  Nellie Knew hands her daddy a present to unwrap. Wow,
• 24:56
  my own skateboard, he says, and you even put the
• 25:00
  Finches on it. This is awesome. Nellie New and Daddy
• 25:03
  Neu race down the hill together. Mama Nunu, Menu Lama
• 25:08
  Lama and Mama Lama joined them on their bikes and scooter.
• 25:13
  At the bottom of the hill, Daddy You gives Nelli
• 25:15
  Nu a big hug. Thank you for making me feel
• 25:18
  so loved and appreciated. He says, nothing beats a perfect
• 25:23
  daddy daughter day. Nellie Nu replies, now let me show
• 25:28
  you how to do that, Allie. This concludes the children's
• 25:33
  story are for today. Please join us next time as
• 25:36
  we will bring more stories, fables and fairy tales. Thank
• 25:39
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