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- Narrated by: Coleen Marlo
- Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins
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- Richard Galambos
- 2019-10-01
Good insight for fathers - and mothers.
I found that the advice in this book was pretty sound. Some are common sense, some very insightful. All the information is good, however, the part on the Teen Daughter is priceless!
The narrator had kind of a dire tone throughout this book. It was almost condescending or maybe urgent. I am not sure. It was kind-of offputting. There also seemed to be a removal for the mother's role in this. As well as an undertone of 'fathers, don't F-up with your daughters."
It's a short book.
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- Bennymac
- 2019-08-14
Grain of Salt
This was a bit of an odd one. The general take-home messages are ok, but the book feels as though it was written by someone stuck in a different generation, educated years ago, and who grew up in a stringent, religious household. There are a lot of stereotypes to wade through (real men look like the Brawny towels guy, watch football, drink beer, hunt, and build engines) while women are emotional. There is also a significant push to introduce the daughter to god. Further, weed is a gateway drug, the interweb is the devil and those without religious faith are doomed. The narrator also has an odd habit of pronouncing ‘dad’ like ‘dahhht’ - a minor gripe but still somewhat distracting. I think the author weighs on her credentials and a few carefully selected research articles to win arguments, but the majority of what is written is opinion. Mostly well intentioned but could be updated for more progressive and modern parenting styles.
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- Billy
- 2024-01-16
Very Religious
They buried the lead on this one. God doesn’t come up for the first hour but then big bang it’s non stop.
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- Uwem Udosen
- 2023-04-28
Very insightful
Really well written and read. Many valuable points to aid in building relationship with daughter with relevant anecdotes.
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- SL
- 2023-02-14
More preaching than practical advice...
Way too much preaching for my liking. Whatever advice was useful, was very basic. Any father worth two cents would know all of this. My guess is that this book was meant for fathers who grew up under a rock, behind a church.
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- Chersinator
- 2022-03-05
Less God would have been better!
Great book, but a bit old fashioned! Had to skip a whole chapter on God
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- Jaimes W
- 2021-11-14
Lame don't waist credit
A female doctor talks about how dad's should talk about sex. Also uses her son and her as a example. (a mother and son lol)
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- AV
- 2020-09-16
It's ok
This book is worth listening to... but holy moly it sounds like my great grandmother wrote it in 1950.
Lots of generalizations about men and women. Lots of worst case scenario stories and examples.
If you're an open minded father, you'll find yourself scratching your head at times. It all comes from a good place though.
Take it for what its worth.
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- Ryan F
- 2018-12-31
Excellent book for fathers
I have a 13 year old daugther. Would strongly recommend for any father of a girl 10 years to 15. Any later than 15 and you may have lost the window to impact your daughter. What I enjoyed most about this book is that it gave premission for men to be men with their daughters. They want and need you to be interested in them and to protect them. Today dad's take it on the chin with regularity for being male. Millenia of evolution and experience indicate that men can and must play a key role in child rearing. This does book does a great job of outlining the role father's must play in their lives of their daughters. I didn't agree with everything in the book, but the vast majority made entirely reasonable sense. I recommned!
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- Gabriel
- 2018-12-16
Great info
To bad most fathers won't have the courage to follow this kind of advice. Tough conversation will have to take place and those conversations will only be done by real men.
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