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Fatherhood: The Journey from Man to Dad

By: Bruce Linton
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A new book for a new generation of fathers. How do today's fathers meet the challenges and changes they encounter when they become parents? In our modern-day career-driven world of 12-hour workdays, being a father competes with nearly everything, and yet when it comes to what is truly lasting, satisfying, and ultimately fulfilling in life, there is nothing else so rewarding as being a dad.

Dr. Bruce Linton, founder of the Fathers' Forum, shares his experiences and insights from his "Men's Groups for New Dads." This personal, conversational, and inspirational book is a powerful call to action for every man to understand how he may change when he becomes a father.

©2017 Bruce Linton (P)2020 Bruce Linton Fatherhood Relationships Young Adult

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