101 Secrets A Good Dad Knows by Walter Browder and Sue Ellin Browder
In the effort to be a good dad (or mom), we sometimes get so hung up in the details and busyness of everyday life that we forget to just stop and have fun. This book has life lessons that also happen to be fun, allowing you to take time to relax with your children while raising self-esteem, fostering self reliance, and building character. Some of the lessons include: How to carve a whistle, how to make a curve ball curve, how to catch a frog, how to tie a necktie, how to change a spark plug, how to find the North Star, how to skip a rock, how to identify five icky things under a rock, how to whistle with a blade of grass, how to tell how tall a tree is, how to bait a hook, how to pitch a tent, etc. This is the perfect resource for dads, grandpas, uncles, and even moms, grandmas, and aunts. The memories made during these lessons will live on in your child's heart long after they've moved into the adult realm. How cool would it be in 20 years if your adult child can share these same lessons and proudly say, "My dad taught me this?"