Absolutely a book to highlight the great dads around us!! It’s pretty easy to find books that focus on mom, but it’s always cute to see a book that can represent how great fathers can be as well!

This is a really fun book that marries the magic of concerts and power of family. The father in this story gives an amazing concert to his daughter, and it absolutely makes her night. I really hope (and believe) that this book gets kids to be excited about concerts that they are attending, or to be inspired to attend concerts. However, the specific concert in this book illustrates a heartwarming familial connection. It's clear to readers how special and important Daddy's singing is to this book's little girl, and it truly makes readers very happy to see this. Lastly, this book is written in such a way that it makes for a perfect bedtime story, or anytime story. The story ends with the little girl getting a final song and being tucked into bed, which is an ideal ending for a bedtime story. Bravo!

A cute rhyming tale that combines bedtime with the experience of a music concert. With the popularity of singers and concerts for young children, this story is a cute way to involve younger children in a concert-like experience just for them.

What seems a misguided book to me, but then as a non-breeder I don't exactly have any youngsters hanging around to check with. This starts with a child exuberant, exhilarated and other ex-things, at the idea of a rock concert from her father. Front row pillow, plushies in a moshpit, here it is – until after two rip-snorting songs from playschool she's too tired to continue, so gets a lullaby instead. The idea is that the dad is wondrous for knowing and performing the playschool songs – I think he's a miracle-worker for having the girl so het-up and lively and joining in one minute, and in the land of nod the next page. Surely a book can't be this energetic and kinetic and still so sleep-inducing? Still, if it does work then more power to it, and at last something to get a child appreciative of their father – I bet the shelves are normally balanced towards the mother more times than not. As a mood-changing drama, this is probably a strong three stars – as a soporific, I doubt its success.

Adorable! My children loved it. Very cute story I do appreciate making a special night for your child after they've gotten younger sibling.

Thank you Netgalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book. These opinions are completely my own.

An adorable bedtime book that made me smile.

Decorated with truly divine illustrations, 'Daddy: Live in Concert' sweetly explores the magnificent impact that a loving, special parent can have on a child. The most simple of displays of love can be world changing for kids as they're developing. A book that makes the case for present, fun parenting, something small in execution but oh the smiles and laughter it brings. A perfect bedtime story.

I absolutely loved this book and my toddlers did too! I read this as an ARC book to my toddlers one night at bed time and they giggled and enjoyed the picture

Daddy: Live in Concert is a cute children’s book. The book has some rhyming, but the flow of the text felt off at times. The true highlight of this book is the illustrations. They are funny and full of great detail. I probably would have enjoyed the book just as much without any text. I think a lot of young children will enjoy this story and hope their own dad puts on a concert for them!

I added this to the list of physical books to get my babies straight away. I love the story and the illustration through the book. It’s different from other children’s books that I’ve read before. There is a typo on page 14 in the last line. Besides that it had my husband and I smiling while reading the book to our babies. Our son never took his eyes off the book once. He immediately fell asleep not even a minute after I was finished. The daddy in the book kind of resembles my husband as well. Plus my husband sings with his guitar all the time. So this is going to be the perfect Father’s Day gift from our babies.

Firstly, a big big thank you to the author, Tyler Hilton, the illustrator, Eugenia Nobati, the publisher, Familius, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this children's picture book, Daddy: Live in Concert. After coming across the book and thinking the cover was cute, I noticed the name Tyler Hilton and it struck me as familiar, and then I remembered - I had jammed out many a time, windows down, to Tyler Hilton's songs and still have his CD. I ran to get it and listened as I read, so I have to say this was a pleasant surprise and I got to listen to his music for the first time in a little while. It was just as good as I remember!

Onto the book review, this book is a super cute bedtime story with lovely illustrations and a sweet story. The story itself is a rhyming ballad written in an ABCB rhyme scheme, which is quite clever as it's a rhyme scheme more closely associated with music and the story is about a concert. I really liked this extra touch once I noticed - and the lines themselves do flow very well and the story is well-paced. A small girl is invited to a concert, and discovers the artist is the one and only - Dad! After singing her favorite songs with his guitar, the audience gets quite sleepy and ends the night with one last song. I would definitely recommend this one for children aged 0-5, who will really enjoy the colors of the illustrations, the rhyming pattern, and the context of the story!

The cover is very fun and light, and drew my attention immediately. I love the bright sign with the title, which really pulls forward the "concert" element of the story in a clever way. I also really enjoyed the illustrations throughout, especially the ones with backgrounds of the house and the details. All the details made the family's house feel real and loving. Thanks again for the opportunity to read and remember some music I really enjoy, and I'll definitely be sharing this book with the little ones in my life upon release!

Daddy Live in Concert is a really sweet story of a family coming together for a concert. We loved the story and the illustrations were adorable and really enhanced the story.

That said, I do find it strange that this is being marketed as a “rhyming” book and only some of the pages rhyme? I’m not sure if these are typos based on the arc (“says” doesn’t rhyme with “bed” but could be changed to “said” which would). Should this be fine tuned before release, this would be a 5 star children’s book for us, but as it is it’s a little clunky to read.

Thank you to NetGalley for an ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review.

Very cute story! the little girl is adorable and the admiration she feels towards her dad is truly touching.