In this week’s “Father’s Day” edition of Friday Five! we’re celebrating the amazing dads in our lives. To show our appreciation, we rounded up a selection of books that are perfect for dads and dads-to-be. Whether they’re changing diapers or heading into their golden years, we’ve got the perfect book for the guy in your life. We hope everyone has a very wonderful Father’s Day.

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1. Tips from a stay-at-home dad

Tim J. Meyers, author of the new book Glad to Be Dad is the perfect book for the stay-at-home dad. Tim is on Parents.com sharing his tips for balancing household chores, being an involved father and what wives can do to encourage their husbands.

2. For the dad-to-be

Hugh Weber’s new book Dude to Dad is the perfect book for the dad-to-be. Babble.com agrees by saying, “Hugh Weber’s insightful commentary based on his helpful web site of the same name — in which he helps guys make the coolest transition of all.”

3. For the Foodie Dad

4. For the fantasy loving dad

Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman is the perfect novel for any dad who loves Game of Thrones. Kirkus Reviews raved about the novel saying, “Cormac McCarthy’s The Road meets Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales in this frightful medieval epic about an orphan girl with visionary powers in plague-devastated France.”

5.  For the older dad

Sara Yogev’s book A Couple’s Guide to Happy Retirement is the perfect pick for older dads headed into retirement. The book has garnered great praise already with William Pinsof, PH.D., president of the Family Therapy Institute at Northwestern University saying, “A wise, optimistic, straightforward and practical guidebook . . . I highly recommend it.”