Dad, I love you! My book about you

Fill your dad's heart with joy by saying: “I love you! Please tell me about yourself!” Get to know your dad better: what he was like as a child, what he dreamed of, what he learned throughout his life, and how he became who he is.
Preserve important memories, and even after many years you will be able to return to the book, reread it and add to it, and one day read it to your children and grandchildren so they, too, can discover what an unusual and interesting person their grandfather and great-grandfather was.

• How did his family celebrate holidays, and what traditions did he enjoy the most?
• What games did he play with his parents?
• What summer was his favorite?
• How did quiet hours go in his kindergarten, and was your dad a little troublemaker?
• Did he enjoy snacks and lunches?
• What did he dream about and how did he imagine the world of adults when he was a child?
• How did your dad learn the terrible secret about Santa Claus?
• What was his school like? Which subjects were his favorites?
• What did he get his most embarrassing failing grade for?
• What were the names of your dad's best friends, and did they joke about their teachers?
• What did your dad's room look like?
• Was he a rebel during his teenage years?
• How did his graduation exams go?
• What was his first job like, and did he have good relationships with his superiors?
• How did Dad meet your mom and how did he propose to her?
• What did he feel when he first held you in his arms?

More than 310 topics for sincere and heartfelt conversations with dad!

This book is not just a family album or a collection of questions. This book is your declaration of love to your dad. Fill it out together with him or write down his answers from his words and create a family tree. If you want, you can ask the questions in sequence, as they are arranged chronologically—from childhood to the current age. But in fact, there are no rules! You can start the dialogue from any point and further orient yourself based on the flow of conversation, moving from section to section depending on the memories that come to mind. May this new tradition become a step towards discovering the unique story of your family.

In this book, you will find sections:
1. Childhood years: family and home, kindergarten, worldview
2. School years: school, family and home, friends, worldview during adolescence
3. Student years: studies, relationships, worldview
4. Adult life: work, personal life, worldview
5. Our family
In addition, the publication contains spaces for photos and notes.