Our DIY Dad

Author: Ned Culic

It's Dad's special day and he's decided to get the whole family involved building a treehouse in the back garden.

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Summary

It's Dad's special day and he's decided to get the whole family involved building a treehouse in the back garden.

Description

What a very busy day it's going to be ...

First stop is the hardware shop to fill the ute with all the necessities; planks of wood, rivets, rope etc. Then it's time to start building! Starting with the supports, then the floor, ceiling, trapdoor, and everything a treehouse needs before topping it off with a rope ladder leading up from the ground. Admiring their creation at the end of the day, the entire family is exhausted, so Mum suggests they stay where they are and sleep up amongst the branches.

Critic Reviews

“Variant typography and a consistently charming play on words make this a fun and colourful book for little ones. Culic's illustrations are vibrant and the large format book is perfect for keeping younger kids engaged.Great fun for Father's Day - and for dropping a few D.I.Y. hints to Dad! - Kids-bookrevew.com”

About the Author

Ned Culic is one of Australia's best known illustrators. He began his career as a graphic designer in Melbourne and has since created images for some of the top advertising agencies, design studios and publishers across the country and internationally.

His eye-catching designs have been displayed on billboards, stamps, packaging, book jackets, motion graphics and t-shirts. As well as this he has been featured in an array of major international art and graphic publications.

This is an exciting departure for him from his usual clients into the realm of children's publishing.

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What a very busy day it's going to be ...First stop is the hardware shop to fill the ute with all the necessities; planks of wood, rivets, rope etc. Then it's time to start building! Starting with the supports, then the floor, ceiling, trapdoor, and everything a treehouse needs before topping it off with a rope ladder leading up from the ground. Admiring their creation at the end of the day, the entire family is exhausted, so Mum suggests they stay where they are and sleep up amongst the branches.