Starchild: Malaysian children share how much they love dad this Father's Day


Wong Cheng Yang, 8

Father's Day is celebrated worldwide to recognise the role fathers play in their children’s lives. This Sunday is Father’s Day. What better way to celebrate the special occasion than by treating Dad to a sumptuous meal – or maybe help mummy cook him breakfast? You could also present dad with a handmade gift or card, or get him a present that you know will delight him.

Let’s check out our young readers’ tributes to their beloved dads.

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