My dad worked as a driver, and then the company closed. That's when his adventures began: day after day, he read newspaper ads, made ice cream, cut clouds, commanded hot air balloons, even managed to work for a king - he almost flew to Africa... But deep down, dad, mom, and I understood: this is all not for him, dad's calling was different.

'Mom was categorically against dad's idea of ​​​​working as an artist. He was completely bad at drawing people. One of my mom's portraits even had to be thrown away, she was so upset when she saw the drawing. I voted for a job as a dog translator. If dad had been hired for this job, we could finally have a dog at home! I would walk her in the mornings, and dad - in the evenings. We would also go to the park together, dress the dog up as a reindeer for New Year and teach her to pull a sled... But no one listened to me! And dad was already dialing the number listed in the ad for an inner toad.'

5 reasons to buy the book 'Dad is Looking for a Job':

• It will appeal to adults and children who are 'searching for themselves': dreaming of becoming a cook in an oceanarium or, for example, gardening on the Moon;
• For those with a sweet tooth, it contains hidden chocolate coins, all kinds of cakes, lemonades, cocoa and even - wow! - the most delicious semolina porridge in the world;
• And for those going on vacation, there is a poem in the mermaid language. Are you going to the sea? Or will you spend your holidays on a dacha beach by the river? Learn it by heart - and you will have something to chat about with your tailed one!
• Naturally, this book will teach you a lot. For example, cutting clouds or managing an entire army of balloons;
• ...and, of course, fighting the blues! Dad, the book's main character, knows a thing or two about this better than most.

Author: Valya Filippenko