A Day with Dad and Uncle Tom by Sheila Robins, 11yo, 63
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: Most importantly, I got to spend the whole day outside with my dad and uncle, away from the busy city life of London. Note on Search Results
I'm so grateful to have such awesome dad and uncle. I know that I'll always treasure the memories of today. A Day with Dad and Uncle Tom by
A Day with Dad and Uncle Tom endures because of its brevity. At 63 pages, it is a long short story or a short novel, but it is exactly the length of a childhood memory: vivid, condensed, and emotionally infinite. Sheila Robins has not written a book about a hero’s journey. She has written a book about a Tuesday—and proven that a Tuesday, spent with the right people, is all the adventure a child truly needs.
I won’t forget it. I’m 11, almost 12, and I know that grown-ups are just big kids who get to drive. Dad is my safe place. Uncle Tom is the crazy one. Together, they are the best team. Contact our archive
While specific plot summaries for this exact title are less common than major classics, the "Uncle Tom" figure in literature often serves as a moral or instructional archetype.
Reference: "A Day with Dad and Uncle Tom" — Sheila Robins (age 11, page 63)
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Sheila Robins. "A Day with Dad and Uncle Tom." (Child's narrative), age 11, page 63.
