Who would be my top 5 target audience for the forward document

Based on the “Forward” document, the top five target audiences for this part of the book would be:

• Men who are Fathers: This book is explicitly designed to serve as an “encouraging mirror” for fathers. It aims to help them recognize the immeasurable impact of their presence, love, and active role in their daughter’s life. The author hopes these memories will encourage fathers to cherish the treasure of their family and understand the legacy they are creating with a “daddy’s heart”.
• Women Seeking a Partner: The author offers her stories as a “blueprint” for women to understand how a man should love a woman and his children. Through Daddy’s example, they are encouraged to look for a partner who prioritizes relationships and builds a family on “genuine love, responsibility, and devotion,” recognizing “profound qualities in a man who truly loves”.
• Individuals Who Long for a Father’s Affection and/or Seek to Understand God’s Love: This audience includes everyone who has ever longed for a father’s affection or a deeper understanding of love. The book aims to help them see that Daddy’s “loving, encouraging, forgiving, and supportive heart” is, in fact, “the very heart of God (Adonai)”. The author believes that her experience with an incredible earthly father can help others, particularly those whose own fathers were not like hers, to “feel Adonai’s masculine, heroic, super powerful, all-encompassing love in a tangible way”.
• Individuals from Challenging, Abusive, Negligent, or Fatherless Homes: The author specifically addresses those who grew up in environments where a father’s love was “distant, absent, punishing, or abusive,” or in homes where fathers were “too weak or too strong,” “too busy,” or not actively present. She highlights that fatherless homes are “tragically the majority in the USA” and that these experiences shape one’s view of Adonai and all other relationships. This book offers an alternative lens through which to view a loving Father.
• Individuals Experiencing Profound Grief and Loss, Especially the Loss of a Parent: The “Forward” opens with a deeply personal and raw account of the author’s profound grief and how her father’s death “shattered [her] world”. The vivid descriptions of the “huge void”, the “painful two years to begin to heal”, and the ongoing “Daddy-sized holes in our hearts” would resonate strongly with anyone who has experienced the devastating and unexpected loss of a loved one, particularly a parent or a central figure in their life. The detailed recounting of the missed experiences and the feeling of her life being “abruptly shattered” speaks directly to this audience.