U.S. Navy Children’s Book - My Daddy, My Sailor by Matthew E. Miller

Explore the Heartwarming Navy Children's Book My Daddy, My Sailor

by Matthew E Miller

Help your child understand the adventure and sacrifice of Navy life with My Daddy, My Sailor, a heartfelt children's book that honors the relationship between a child and their Sailor dad.

Through warm storytelling and expressive illustrations, this book shows what it means to be part of a Navy family. Children see life at home and the vital work their Sailor does at sea, building pride, comfort, and understanding.

Highlights

• Relatable story about love, service, and life in a Navy family
• Illustrations that introduce ships, uniforms, and the ocean world to kids
• Gentle way to talk about underways, deployments, and time apart
• Great choice for bedtime reading, pre deployment talks, and homecoming days
• Meaningful gift for Navy families and military children's programs

Product Details

• Publisher: UMBO BOOKS
• Publication date: July 25, 2024
• Edition: First Edition
• Author: Matthew E Miller
• Title: My Daddy, My Sailor
• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• Print length: 1 pages
• Reading age: 5 to 14 years
• ISBN 13: 979-8991120456
• Dimensions: 10 x 7.5 x 0.25 inches

FAQs

• What age range is this book appropriate for?
• The story is ideal for ages 4–10, best read together by parent and child. Keepsake elements make it meaningful for slightly older children too.
• What materials is the book made of?
• It’s a hardback edition, approx. 10″ tall by 7.5″ wide, with high‑quality illustrative pages and a durable cover.
• Does the book include interactive sections?
• Yes. There is a photo slot and an area for a personal note from the parent or child, making it a lasting memory.
• Can this book help my child understand deployment?
• Absolutely. It uses kid-friendly language and illustrations to explain deployment and reunion with clarity and care.
• Does this support any causes?
• Yes. 5% of profits from the My Hero Collection support the MY HERO Fund, providing prescription glasses for military children.