• Letters To My Dad

Letters To My Dad - Chronicle Books

  • S$32.00

  • Ex Tax: S$32.00
This book of twelve letters (ten prompted, two blank) makes it easy for children of many ages—from tween to adult—to show Dad how much they care. Once filled out, sealed, and postdated, the letters become handwritten time capsules to give to Dad for Father's Day, holidays, or milestone birthdays. When he breaks open the seals in the future, he will find a priceless keepsake.

Size: 7 15/16 x 3 3/4 in;
12 fold-and-mail envelopes, full-color sticker sheet
Format: Hardcover
Publication: March 2016
ISBN: 9781452149226


Lea Redmond is a creative consultant and the brains behind the Letters to My series, The World's Smallest Post Service, Connexio, My Museum journal, Lucky You!, the Tandem Activity Book, and Conversation Dice. Her creative workshop, Leafcutter Designs, offers curious goods, surprising services, and projects for participation: www.leafcutterdesigns.com. She lives in Oakland, California.



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