Great Gift Idea for Father's Day - June 21st 2020

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DAD I Wrote This Book About You: Happy Father's Day



I wrote this book about you DAD is a bonding experience with sons and daughter.
  • Behind all your stories is always your father's s story.
  • Fill in the blank and personalize it with your own adventures and day to day living and moments
  • 81 pages with question prompts and 10 blank pages for you to fill in any thing about you and your father. 
  • Book size 6 x 9 inches.
  • A perfect gift to show appreciation to your father on Father's Day or birthdays.






  • US $6.98

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