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Friday, 29 July 2005 |
| My Daddy's a Soldier | My Mommy's a Soldier |  |  | This special little book is dedicated to all the children who have to wave goodbye to their mommies and daddies as the go off to serve their country. Their sacrifices are imeasurable, their courage is commendable, and their love for their mommies and daddies is irreplaceable. They are the REAL American Heroes .
RECOMMENDED AGE: 2 - 8
PAGES: 18
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|  | When Dad's at Sea
Emily's dad is in the military and sometimes he has to leave for months at a time. Emily knows her dad's job is important, but she doesn't want him to leave! Her dad tells her how he copes with his sadness, and he even makes her a paper chain to count down the days of his trip.
Still, Emily is very sad when he leaves. But as each day goes by, it begins to get a little bit easier. Her mom is there to help, and with each link Emily takes down from the paper chain, she is one day closer to her dad's return. When she makes a friend whose dad has also shipped out, she realizes that she is not the only one who feels like she does. They count down the days together and celebrate their fathers' return.
Hardcover: 32 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.33 x 10.28 x 8.20 |
| A Year Without Dad
"A Year Without Dad" is a comfort to any child with a parent in the military: being separated from a parent is scary and sometimes kids are sad, but time will eventually pass, and he or she will come home.
All families of the members of the Armed Forces should read "A Year Without Dad" to their children. The author has given a warm, genuine and firsthand account of the difficulty of balancing life when a partner is away. She touches on how to ensure that life goes on with relative normality when children are anxious, confused and upset, and also how to keep the absent parent involved in his or her child's life.
The $10.25 PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING via 1st Class US MAIL
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 | Journal, While Daddy was Deployed
Journal, While Mommy was Deployed
The journal begins by asking about the military member that is deployed, what they do, where they have been, the day they deployed. It then has pages to describe events in their lives, such as the various holidays, birthday and blank pages to write about special moments that they want to share with the deployed parent. Included with the journal are 25 postcards.
The front of the postcard reads:
I don't like us being apart, but I know that you go
to stand for what you believe in and to ensure my
freedom and safety. When the night falls and the
stars fill the sky, remember that I am staring at
the same stars and therefor we are together.
I love you and I am proud of you. I will pray each
day that God will keep you and those who serve
with you safe, and you will return to me.
Suggested Retail $14.95
Our Price $14.50
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