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""""Daddy Takes Us Skating"""" by Howard Roger Garis is a heartwarming children's story that focuses on a family outing to the ice skating rink. The story revolves around a father who takes his children out for a fun-filled day of skating. As the children experience the excitement of skating for the first time, they encounter a variety of humorous and endearing challenges, from learning how to balance on the ice to getting tangled up in the process. Through a series of lighthearted events, the story highlights the themes of family bonding, perseverance, and the joy of spending time together. The father's patient guidance and encouragement help the children overcome their fears and struggles, reinforcing the importance of support and encouragement within the family. The narrative is filled with moments of warmth, playfulness, and gentle humor, as the children grow more confident and enjoy the thrills of the day. """"Daddy Takes Us Skating"""" is a delightful, family-oriented story that captures the spirit of adventure and the simple pleasures of childhood.

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American writer Howard Roger Garis is well renowned for his books about the endearing old rabbit Uncle Wiggily Longears. Lansing Campbell illustrated a number of his novels. Possibly the most prolific children's writers of the early 20th century were Garis and his wife, Lilian Garis. The birthplace of Garis is Binghamton, New York. He was employed as a reporter for the Newark Evening News, as was his spouse Lilian Garis. He also worked part-time for WNJR in Newark. Garis's son Roger Garis wrote numerous books under his own name and under pen names, including a four-volume children's adventure/mystery series for A. L. Burt, and authored a biography of the writer Garis family, My Father Was Uncle Wiggily (McGraw-Hill, 1966). A. L. Burt published a three-volume children's mystery series written by his daughter, Cleo F. Leslie Garis, his granddaughter, wrote The House of Happy Endings (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2007), a more candid memoir of the Garis family.

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