Father's Day · for your dad

A Father's Day book about your dad, written by his grown-up children

Your dad as the hero, with the things he always says and the reasons you are grateful built into an illustrated book.

Which book, and why

The cover of A Family Legend

A Family Legend

For a dad with a catchphrase: his saying comes back like a chorus and grandchildren can be drawn in.

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Order in time

The clock starts when you approve the book, not when you pay.

Father's Day: Sun, 20 June 2027

  • United Kingdomapprove by Sat, 12 June 2027
  • United Statesapprove by Tue, 8 June 2027
  • Irelandapprove by Fri, 4 June 2027
  • Germanyapprove by Thu, 10 June 2027
  • Canadaapprove by Mon, 7 June 2027
  • Singaporeapprove by Thu, 10 June 2027
  • Netherlandsapprove by Wed, 9 June 2027
  • Swedenapprove by Sat, 5 June 2027
  • Denmarkapprove by Fri, 11 June 2027

Father's Day (Australia & NZ): Sun, 5 September 2027

  • Australiaapprove by Fri, 20 August 2027
  • New Zealandapprove by Thu, 26 August 2027

Father's Day (Austria): Sun, 13 June 2027

  • Austriaapprove by Mon, 31 May 2027

The digital edition unlocks the moment you approve it, so it never misses a date. All delivery times

Common questions

How is this different from /for/dad?

On /for/dad a young child is the hero and dad is beside them. Here dad is the hero, and the words come from his grown son or daughter.

Is Father's Day the same date everywhere?

No. It is the third Sunday in June in the UK, US and several other countries, the first Sunday in September in Australia and New Zealand, and the second Sunday in June in Austria. Each has its own approve-by date on this page.

He does not read much. Will he get through it?

It is a picture book of twelve short chapters and reads aloud in one sitting. The lines he will stop at are the ones you wrote.

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All six books for grown-ups, each built on your own answers.

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