Three printed books in the mail, the hardcover, the activity book, and the coloring book, plus a printable library and the song. Here's each piece.
The book itself, the 4.9-star story. A little one watches the hands they look up to build, fix, and come home, and learns their own hands can do the same. This is the one they'll ask for by name at bedtime.
The world of the book, on pages they fill in. The same scenes and the same trades, drawn big and open for crayons. Sized for little hands (ages three to four) or big ones (five to seven), you pick which when you order.
Where the story becomes an afternoon. Letter hunts, mazes, trace-it and match-it pages, and "what do your hands make" prompts, built around the same trades and the same hard-working families. The part that keeps going after the story ends.
In your inbox the minute you order. Trade packs for the work your family actually does, lunchbox notes, a chore chart, and letter-hunt pages you can print and re-print as many times as you want. No waiting on the mail, you can start the same night.
Digital · print at home
The thing they hum before bed. The Hands Like Daddy's song comes with the set, scan the printables to play it, or stream it on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Parents tell us it's the piece that makes the whole thing stick.
Streaming · included
"This is what lands on your table. Real families are sending in photos of their kids coloring these pages at the kitchen counter, we'll add them here soon."