GOLD MEDAL WINNER IN THE 2023 READERS' FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARDS GOLD MEDAL WINNER IN 2025 GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS TROPHY WINNER IN 2025 INTERNATIONAL IMPACT BOOK AWARDS ★★★★★ “ To say that you will be touched by this book is an understatement. You may even be transformed by it.” - Readers" Favorite Book Review ★★★★★ "Yes, this is a cool book, and yes, daddy is cool like that, too." - Pacific Book Review “I’M STRONG LIKE A BULL NOW,” SAYS DADDY. Daddy may roll in a wheelchair, but his spirit races ahead of everyone. In DADDY IS COOL LIKE THAT , Rachael and Laura discover that what makes their dad cool isn’t flashy cars or loud music. It’s his love, humor, and unstoppable happiness. With the arrival of Tammy, Daddy’s energetic service dog, Daddy’s family finds new adventures, surprising perks, and more joyful moments. This award-winning story celebrates diversity, disability, inclusion, and family fun no matter what. This book shows kids one powerful truth: being different is something to celebrate. Scroll down to the video below and learn more about this magnificent father. Grab yourself a copy of Daddy Is Cool Like That and learn to change difficulty into cool. What is in THE DADDY LIKE THAT BOOK SERIES: A father like no other - An engaging writing style appropriate for children - Child friendly images that inspire reading Children love this book, and it helps them to: Cope with difficulty - Develop courage - Appreciate the daddy child bond The DADDY LIKE THAT SERIES offers a most unique way to manage problems that could expand a child’s life forever. "Yes, this is a cool book, and yes, daddy is cool like that, too." - Pacific Book Review Five stars "Daddy is Cool Like That is the great title for a book dedicated to Michael George Bucciero, written by his daughter Jennifer Bucciero Boyles, and an accomplished storyteller author Mary Anne McMahon. The story follows Rachael's memories of when her dad came down with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) which, over time, grew with his disabilities becoming ever more extreme, however throughout the journey dealing with the muscular degeneration, Rachael's dad kept his cool. Yes, daddy is cool like that." Rachael used to watch and wait for her dad to come home, driving up in his flashy convertible, and they would go out to do fun things; such as eating ice cream sundaes; going to Saturday afternoon movies; playing in the park; and many other fun things. Yet although her dad became weaker, he still tried to keep up his love for having fun activities. He progressed from having to use walking canes to a wheelchair, which meant he needed to get rid of his spiffy sports car and buy a van equipped with disability controls and a ramp for his wheelchair or scooter. But even dealing with these changes, "Daddy" would take his girls out for grocery shopping and have fun by buying all the junk food they wanted. They went to an amusement park where, because of his handicap, they were moved to the front of each of the lines for the rides, which made the day more enjoyable not having to spent much time in lines, and more time on the rides. They adopted a service dog, a beautiful Golden Retriever, which may never have happened if it wasn't for "Daddy's" disability. Daddy is Cool Like That is much deeper in its messaging than the superficial aspects of the story. It deals with Rachael's deep sorrow and feelings of sadness having to cope with her dad's medical situation. Personal therapy to help her deal with the emotional stress worked well, in her case, and she managed to overcome the sadness - which put the rest of the story into a new light of dealing with what life dishes out to everyone with a positive attitude. Yes, this book has an important moral for all those dealing with the physical demise of a family member's health, and is a must-read to youngsters having any family member, especially an aging parent or grandparent, going down the wrung of the ladder of good health into ever increasing disability. The illustrations are wonderfully synchronized with the storyline, offering readers an immersible experience paging through this book. "The skills learned by the authors' many years of education seamlessly brings this story into an educational and therapeutic moral without the readers ever knowing really how they are becoming groomed with the positive message inherent in this book. Yes, this is a cool book, and yes, daddy is cool like that, too." To say that you will be touched by this book is an understatement. You may even be transformed by it. Readers" Favorite Book Review Five Stars Daddy is Cool Like That by Mary McMahon and Jennifer Bucciero Boyles is a children's picture book that depicts a young family who has recently had their father diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Partly inspired by Boyles's familial journey with the disease, it shows other young children and their families how to cope and to realize that there can still be moments of