The Dad's Book: For The Dad Who's Best At Everything by Michael Heatley

The Dad's Book: For The Dad Who's Best At Everything Reviews

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  Stephen Theaker

  With apologies to the author, this is a load of rubbish, a random grab-bag of unfunny jokes and useless advice (e.g. how to make a snowman - roll some snow into a ball) wrapped up in a shiny cover to make it look like a quality present - and it isn't.
  
  It did make me laugh once. One page (quite reasonably) dismisses the idea that twins have a psychic link, saying that there is no evidence for it. And then the very next page? Get to know your children better: understand their star sign...
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  Evan Micheals

  Suitably aimed to be a never read novelty present to new Dad's. I actually read it, shamelessly advice for British Dads, could have expanded the market with more international advice. Not even engaging enough to be brain chewing gum and more shallow than a urine puddle. Can I have the three hours I spent reading this back?
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  Shelle Perry

  A book of dad advice that doesn't take itself too seriously. It is the perfect gift for a new dad or dad to be who probably needs a fun break from the serious literature and how-to books that accompanies most pregnancies these days.
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  Miran

  I really don't know how to rate this book. As I'm already a dad, most of these things sound stupid, but few things are worth remembering and few are funny.
  It is more for first time dads and for just relaxing.:-)
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  Adán Virrey

  Lo leí en español, pero no encontré la versión en goodreads esta muy bueno.
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  Matthew Linden

  Not Helpful
  Not Useful
  Not Witty
  Not Funny
  
  The most clever thing about this book was it's marketing . . .
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  Paul Steele

  Pretty lame. Some bits of it were fun, but much of it was dated content and some of it was even wrong.
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  Robert

  This book was the literary equivalent of muzzak: bland, mostly inoffensive, but devoid of feeling, humour, or originality.
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  Raving Redcoat

  A combination of practical advice with the tongue-in-cheek humor that makes this series an absolute delight to read. A must-read for any father!