father-daughter relationship

Twelve-year-old Coyote and her father rush to Poplin Springs, Washington, in their old school bus to save a memory box buried in a park that will soon be demolished.

After his wife passes away, Etienne de Brabant sends his daughter and a mysterious boy to work with servants. Sixteen years later, Brabant remarries, and his wife changes everyone's lives.

Thirty-five-year-old Hazel walks out of her marriage to the powerful CEO of Gogol Industries--a monolithic corporation with questionable motives and unlimited resources--after her husband, Byron, demands she wear a microchip in her brain that will link the two permanently in the first ever mind-meld. As a response, Hazel moves in with her oddball father and his lifelike sex doll and tries to carve out a new life for herself away from the secure compound she came from and amongst a community of misfits. But Byron doesn't take her leaving lightly and will do anything it takes to get her back.

Loo did not have a normal childhood, growing up on the run with her father, Samuel Hawley, a career criminal. Now that she is a teenager, Samuel has decided to take her back to his late wife's hometown to start high school and give her a chance at a normal life. However, when Loo starts investigating who her mother really was, she uncovers the dark history of her parents' lives together before she came along, and threatens to bring the demons of her father's past into the present.

A young Black girl named Olivia is excited when her paramedic father gets home from work each day, knowing the evening will be filled with food, fun, and stories. But she also worries when he leaves for work every morning, anxious he may not make it back like others she's heard about. The girl and her mother find ways to pass the time during the day, until he safely arrives home once again.

In rhyming text, a father and daughter spend a day doing all kinds of things together.

"A wonderful book for garden lovers and growing families."--.

Rosie Vo's father, a former professional racquetball player, pressures her to not only play the sport, but love it as much as he does. When she meets new student Blair, who also plays racquetball, they become fast friends. Blair doesn't seem to suffer from the kind of pressure Rosie feels, so she concocts a plan to get her father to coach Blair for an upcoming tournament and thus take his attention off of Rosie. Rosie's efforts fail, but she does learn to advocate for herself and confront her father about her feelings.

Shakespeare's tragedy about King Lear, an old king who prematurely divides his kingdom among his greedy daughters.

Callie, a not-quite-human high school student, can see and speak to creatures invisible to others. Her father, a demon, runs a magical antique shop. On Callie's seventeenth birthday, her father disappears and she must enter the magical realm to find him. She is joined by a boy named Declan--who also can see invisible creatures--and a ghostly Radish. The unlikely heroes encounter medieval villages, enchanted forests, and talking trees in their quest to find Callie's father.