30 Things My Dad Taught Me

by Ian Baker, Paul Baker and Denis Baker

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30 Things My Dad Taught Me

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This book is three brothers' exploration of the wisdom of their father. Thirty Things My Dad Taught Me will help the reader appreciate their own father, value what is special about themselves and help them to positively influence their own children. The book is a meditation on the experiences of one family, but reveals universal truths about love, kindness, growing up and loss. The reader is invited to enjoy the lessons of Leon James Baker and the voices of many other great men, and encouraged to add their own thoughts and recollections to blank pages in the book, to bring out the truths of their own lives. The authors invite everyone who was once a child to share their memories of what it was like to be that happy, scared, petulant, loving person and to re-learn the valuable lessons that so many of us have forgotten.