While mom bloggers, momtrepeneurs and mom memoirists are becoming more and more common, not as much attention is giving to the equally deserving dads who do interesting work in the world of families. For inspiration, we put together a short list of a few dad writers we love. Enjoy!

Skip Card, a longtime journalist who lives on the Upper West Side with his daughter and wife, is a columnist for one of our favorite resources in NYC education—insideschools.org.  InsideSchools is an invaluable resource for city parents, offering independent insights into NYC education at every level, from public schools to charter schools, and for young children through high school. Check out here. Card is also an avid outdoorsman and hiker, recently wrote a story for us about the best nearby places to go hiking with kids, a great resource for the spring season!

Jay Bushara, another Manhattan dad, pens the blog onepotato.net, where he reviews children's books. A graduate of Columbia University, who, after a variety of odd jobs around the world, settled in NYC with his wife and sons, now 8 and 14. At onepotato, parents can peruse the titles that Bushara likes best -- he has an eye for quirky, colorful books with flair and a great story -- put them in their shopping card, and seamlessly go on to Amazon.com to purchase. Expert book recommendations from a fun, well-written blog, written by an awesome NYC dad? What's not to love?

Bruce Feiler is one of the most inspiring dads we know. In July 2008, the Brooklyn-based bestselling author of “Walking the Bible,” learned he had a tumor in his left femur that threatened his ability to walk, his career as a journalist and travel writer, and even his life. However, his immediate concert was her twin daughters, who were only 3 at the age of his diagnosis. Within days, Feiler assembled a group of six of his friends to become a group surrogate father figure, which he named "The Council of Dads," which served as the inspiration for the book of the same name. Now cancer-free, Feiler's story is poignant for all parents. For more of his insights, click here to check out a recent interview we conducted with the inspiring dad.

Of course, our list wouldn't be complete without mentioning the two dads behind the NYC Dads Group, Lance Somerfeld and Matt Schneider. Founder Somerfeld, fell into stay at home fatherhood after the birth of his son Jake, and subsequently felt the need for a social group of fathers, both working and stay-at home, to connect, plan activities, and share experiences. Thus, the NYC Dads Group was born, a group of over 300 active NYC fathers. For more of Somerfeld's insights, click here, or check out the group's blog here. Schneider, a founding member and co-organizer of the group, also frequently contributes to the Citibabes blog on topics of parenting and fatherhood in the city. Schneider is a father of two young boys, Max and Sam.