I enjoy books like this – a friend calls them parenting guides
– because of my education background. I
started reading these during my college years as preparation for becoming a
good teacher and strong guide for my students.
Right now I am teaching in a banking world, but I still enjoy reading
these. I also teach writing workshops to
adults and I would like to teach them for children as well.
So for this book… I enjoyed reading the authors mention
their daughters. It made it sound very
real. This wasn’t a dull, boring
book. These were people talking to you
in an intelligent, honest, conversational tone.
This book is geared toward moms and dads. I really liked that, as most I read are more
geared toward moms.
SHE’S ALMOST A TEENAGER features eight sections, or “conversations.” These are the big-talk picture, the friends
talk, the academics talk, the body talk, the faith talk, the boys talk, the
money talk, and the tech talk. No
section is overly preachy while still maintaining roots in a firm faith.
A solid 4 stars from me.
I am recommending this to all my friends who have almost teenage
daughters.
Hi Jori!
ReplyDeletemy name is Ivan Sivec and I am a writer, poet and publicist from Slovenia, Europe. Here’s a question for you: Have you ever read anything written by a Slovenian author?
This year my young adult novel called The X Factor: Confession of a Naïve Model got translated in English. I wrote this novel 2001 based on a true story of two former teen models that were willing to share their painful stories with me. It shows the dangers lurking on teenage girls in the world of fashion modelling.
I'd love to discuss my book with you! Send me an email to ivan.sivec.en@gmail.com.
Have a great day!
Ivan