In Benedict, Alaska, while on the annual Death March—a search of the community for those who might have somehow gotten stuck at home during the winter, Beth Rivers, dealing with her own trauma, is faced with a murder linked to her best friend Orin, who’s been acting strangely lately.

A reclusive former enforcer thinks he has established a peaceful existence in the remote woods of Yorkshire with his children, Cathy and Daniel, until a powerful landowner shows up, which sets off a chain of violent events.

While riding on his father's shoulders, a young boy feels taller than everything in his house, his neighborhood, and the world.

A father describes several possibilities for sharing special time with his children, but finally realizes that just playing and laughing together are fun and will be remembered warmly.

A father rabbit offers messages of nuturing protection and comfort to his baby.

After his death, three sisters discover a new side to their father when his bequests give them the power to pursue their dreams, while their brother is forced to face reality as an adult.

At bedtime, a young boy looks forward to falling asleep and dreaming about sailing the ocean of stars with his father.

A child celebrates all of the wonderful things a father can be throughout the year, from a wiggling fish in summer to a warm blanket in winter.

There are many chairs in Baby Bear's house, but his favorite "chair" is his father's chest or lap, just before his father puts him to bed.

Explores some of the many and varied ways a father can express his love, even without saying the words, such as by making pancakes, playing games, and reading a favorite story using special voices for each character.