What Daddy Did Today
A Father’s Bedtime Story

What Daddy Did Today is a bedtime story for a father to read to his child. When I was a kid, I would always wonder where my father went when he left the house for work every morning. What did he do? Who was he with? Why would it take so long? Of course, I learned later that Dad was just going to the office every day. But my imagination, up to that point, told me differently.
I imagined my dad traveling to space, fighting dragons, and hitting home runs while he was away “at work.” So, this is a story that, as a kid, I would have loved to hear my dad tell. And now, as a grown man and future dad, it’s also a story that I would love to tell my son or daughter before they go to sleep. Because, although the story is filled with fun and adventure, ultimately, it is about how much Daddy loves his kid. I hope you enjoy it.

-Walter Wally



My Review:
This is such a great book!  There are so many books about little animals, about babies and mommies, and so many adorable kids books that it is often hard to find a good, fun book about dads!  My kids adore this book!  My two girls (ages 8 and 4 1/2) think this "is the best Daddy book we've ever read!"  I find my 8 year old reading it to her sister often throughout the week.  My older child is 11 and he said "this is a fun book for kids.  I never knew people wrote books about Dad's for little kids."
Following Dad as he "goes to work" and then returns home to tell his child about his day is a great adventure story for kids of all ages.  The dad in this book has such wonderful adventures at "work" that children will love hearing about them and seeing the fun illustrations to go with each adventure.  I recommend it for kids infant through 10 years old!


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About the Author :
Walter Wally was born and raised in Baltimore, MD.  At an early age, Walter discovered that he loved to tell rhyming stories.  One of Walter’s fondest memories is sitting in his basement as a young boy, and creating his first rhyming story to explain why the walls would creak.  If memory serves, I think Frankenstein had something to do with it.  Anyway, if anything can turn Walter into a kid again, it’s telling stories that people enjoy.  Walter writes rhyming stories for adults as well, and is available for all kinds of readings and events.

You can contact Walter Wally at:
www.walterwally.com/
escoto@ufl.edu.