Beyond the book

Where Dad in the Mirror has actually gone.

Six countries. 200+ copies placed in the hands of students who couldn't otherwise afford one. Real readers, telling us what changed. This is the proof, not just the pitch.

Our touchpoint

Every place this book has reached.

From six countries of readers to 200+ donated copies in Nigerian classrooms — here's the honest footprint so far, and where we're headed next.

🌍0 countriesNigeria (via Selar), plus Amazon in the US, UK, Canada, Germany & Ireland
📚0 copies donatedA separate giving program in Nigeria — sponsored copies delivered to secondary schools & NGOs, not retail sales
🛒0 copies sold on AmazonPaid retail sales across the US, UK, Canada, Germany & Ireland — on top of the 200+ donated in Nigeria
Next donation goal200 of 500 copies
Illustrative goal — 500 copies would furnish five full classroom sets. Help close the gap →
200+ copies donated

The home of the donation program — sponsored copies are delivered directly to secondary schools and NGOs working with boys, young men and families. Every sponsorship can include a message from the giver, plus proof of delivery.

Retail sales

Available on Amazon UK, for readers and gift-givers across the country.

Retail sales

Available on Amazon US in ebook and paperback.

Retail sales

Available on Amazon CA.

Retail sales

Available on Amazon DE, reaching English-language readers across Germany.

Retail sales

A small, growing reader community — mostly discovered through word of mouth and Amazon.

See it for yourself

Real copies, ready to go out.

Stacks of Dad in the Mirror paperback copies, shrink-wrapped and ready for distribution
Freshly printed copies, ready to ship to schools and NGOs.
A look at the touchpoint in action — caption to be confirmed.
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Impacting the next generation

More moments from the ground.

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Video stories

Hear it in their own words.

Short video reflections from readers on their own relationships with their fathers.

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The people's voice

What people are saying.

A few of the real voices gathered during the book's research — fathers, mothers, sons and daughters, on their own relationships. Read more, or add your own →

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Reader reflections

In their own words.

IO
Isaac Oladipupo
Reader
★★★★★

"Children can't be what they can't see."

MF
Morunfoluwa Fagbore
Reader
★★★★★

"Fathers should embrace love, not just provisioning."

AK
Adebola Koya
Reader
★★★★★

"My dad taught me everything I know, but he didn't teach me everything he knows."

VA
Victor Ajayi
Reader
★★★★★

"The older I get, the more like my father I realise I am becoming."

RO
Remi Omoyele
Reader
★★★★★

"No man is an island, so you can never be right always."

MC
Miriam Chinwendu
Reader
★★★★★

"The presence of an active father is too evident to be underestimated."

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