Page three editors on the best books to gift Dad for Father’s Day

It’s time to start thinking about what great book you’re going to gift Dad for Father’s Day this year.

Page Six’s writers and editors are rounding up their favorite reads for dads to enjoy while lounging in their favorite chair.

From sci-fi and fantasy to nonfiction and history, there’s a book recommendation below for every father out there.

“Project Hail Mary” by Andy Weir

“I read this for a book club my sister and I are in and we absolutely fell in love with science teacher-turned-astronaut Ryland Grace and his new space companion, Rocky! The author is a diehard fan of The Beatles, so I knew my dad — a music lover himself — would appreciate all the fun Easter eggs sprinkled throughout the pages.

“On top of that, the novel is being turned into a motion picture film starring Ryan Gosling as the lead. Excited to have a father-daughters outing to the cinema when it comes out next year!” — Desiree Murphy, Page Six Deputy Edito

“The Will of the Many” by James Islington

“My stepdad is very into fantasy books like ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Name of the Wind,’ so I’m going to make him read ‘The Will of the Many’ before the second book in the series, ‘The Strength of the Few,’ comes out this November. This was easily my favorite fantasy read last year, and I cannot wait for him to read the ending of this book and be as speechless as I was.” — Lindsey Kupfer, Page Six Deputy Editor

“God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater” by Kurt Vonnegut

“Kurt Vonnegut’s hilarious and introspective novel centers around the wealthy Eliot, who inherited his luxurious circumstances from his father, Senator Rosewater. Grasping for purpose in life, Eliot transforms himself into a philanthropist as his uber-rich family works against him. The scathingly funny satirical novel explores the complexities of family relationships, generational wealth, human nature and philanthropy — all topics a dad with a social conscience will appreciate.” — Audrey Rock, Page Six Reporter