Geared to ages 3-7 Nicola O'Byrne's new book Where Is Home, Daddy Bear? tells the story of a father and daughter who are moving to a new home. Daughter, Evie, is full of worries. With reassurance from her father, Evie learns that home is where your family is.
The book includes beautiful illustrations by the author that enhances the simple story. ( )

5 STARS for just the drawings themselves. There was a great amount of detail that went into the pictures for this story. I think my son enjoyed finding all the cute things (like the snail) that were hidden on the pages. The story itself is a wonderful tale of love and support. I truly enjoyed this book. Well done! It's going on the shelf. ( )

This is a fine book for a child who is going through the process of a move. The central theme is directly stated in the book, "Home is people who love you. Home is me and you." The book mainly consists of a conversation between Daddy Bear and Evie. Evie asks questions and Daddy Bear has wise words of wisdom. If you don't mind the didactic nature of the book, it covers a child's common fears about moving. The illustrations are sweet and fitting to the story, although I will second what other reviewers have mentioned about the photograph of the Mama Bear not being addressed in the story. ( )

I thought it was a great book to help ease fears children face when moving to a new home. I recommend it and will be placing it in a little library. ( )

A little bear and her Dad are packing up and moving to a new place. Little Evie is sad and reluctant. As they travel to the new home, which is quite far away, they play games in the car, stop at a restaurant to eat, and camp out for the night. This is a sweet, touching story with very bright and loving illustrations. ( )