MOLLY TALKS ABOUT HER DAD CONSTANTLY.
He's a famous artist! He's been to space! He can make anything!
But what she doesn't tell her classmates is that all she really knows about her dad is what he looks like in photographs. When Molly finally meets her father for the first time, she's disappointed that he's nothing like the tall tales she invented. What will her classmates say when she brings him for show-and-tell? But Molly's dad has some tricks up his sleeve, and he turns out to be better than an astronaut or an artist. He's an amazing storyteller—just like Molly. Thompson's expressive lines dance with Ormerod's energetic characters in this poignant tale of parent and child.
