When it is bedtime for Maya, it is morning for Dad.
Seven year old Maya has two homes: one with Mom in San Francisco and another with Dad across the ocean in Milan. Their family stays close through video calls, shared stories, different languages, calendars, passports, and many clocks.
But living far apart is not always easy. Visits can be delayed, plans can change, and sometimes a screen is not enough when Maya wants a real hug. With the support of Mom and Dad, she learns that it is okay to feel sad, worried, angry, and hopeful at the same time.
Good Morning, Dad. Good Night, Me. is a warm, beautifully illustrated story for children whose families live across cities, countries, borders, or time zones. It gently explores missing a parent, coping with changing plans, staying connected from far away, and finding comfort in family traditions, messages, memories, and love.
Tender, reassuring, and hopeful, this book reminds young readers that a family does not need to share one home or one clock to share the same love.
Perfect for readers ages 7 to 10 and for families reading together.