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BOOK 11 · MY MUMMY, MY DADDY

My Daddy is a Farmer

He is already halfway through his day when she wakes up.

She knows about the tractor and the cows. What she has never been told is why he goes out in the dark, and that the milk on her cereal came from a field she can see out of the window.

When she asks her daddy what a farmer does, he shows her: a long patient row of cows in the milking parlour, the view from up in the big red tractor, a yard where everybody has a job, and a whole farm going about its morning. Then, the next day, he pours the milk onto her cereal and tells her where it came from — and she looks at her breakfast for a long time. A warm read-aloud about turning up every day for somebody who is counting on you.

Inside this book
  • The milking parlour, and cows who all have names
  • Up in the tractor cab, where the wheels are taller than she is
  • Lea builds her own farm out of a cardboard box
  • The milk on her cereal, and where it actually came from
  • Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
  • Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
  • Book 11 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do
A lovely gift for a farming family, and a gentle first answer to "where does food come from?" for any child who has never been near a farm.

Inside the book

SIX SPREADS FROM THE FINISHED BOOK

Lea loved asking questions. One morning she woke up very early, and there was her daddy already dressed in his green...
To show her, Daddy lined up Teddy and the toy cow and the little wooden sheep on the rug. "Everybody gets fed," he...
Out in the field, Lea sat up high beside Daddy in the big red tractor. Chug-chug-chug! The wheels were taller than she...
Everybody had a job to do. There was a lady mending the fence, a man stacking hay bales, a clever black-and-white...
When she got home, Lea built her own farm on the rug. She made a barn out of a cardboard box, gave the toy animals a...
"The animals can't wait," Daddy said that evening, with Max leaning sleepily against him. "They don't know it's Sunday...

Colouring pages from this book

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