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A Day in the D With Dad: A Love Letter to Detroit

June 6, 2023 · Updated June 6, 2023·By BLAC Staff

Discover the beauty of Detroit with Dr. Felder’s new book, A Day in the D With Dad! Join a father-daughter adventure through the Motor City! ??

BLAC Staff

June 6, 2023 · Updated June 6, 2023

As a native Detroiter, Dr. Felder has always been passionate about her hometown. Born, raised, educated, and employed in the city, she knows Detroit like the back of her hand. In her new book, A Day in the D With Dad, Dr. Felder takes readers on a journey through the “Motor City,” showcasing the beauty and richness her family and friends enjoy and experience in the D.

A Day in the D: A Father-Daughter Adventure

The book promises to leave Detroiters, Metro Detroiters, and Detroit visitors with a wealth of information about the city and guarantees to have readers wanting to explore the original home of Motown Music. Dr. Felder was motivated to write the book to expose others to the amazing experiences Detroit has to offer. “My goal is to inform readers that there is a lot of fun and learning experiences to be had in Detroit,” she comments.

Discovering Detroit’s Treasures

A Day in the D With Dad is more than just a guide to the city’s attractions. It’s a heartwarming story of a father and daughter spending quality time together, exploring the city they both love. As they visit various sites, they learn about Detroit’s rich history, its vibrant culture, and its promising future.

Get Your Copy Today

A Day in the D With Dad is available on Amazon in paperback and as an ebook. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Detroit and embark on a memorable adventure with a loving father and his curious daughter.

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