5 Conversations You Must Have with Your Son
Revised and Expanded Edition

Some good thoughts and great advice. I may agree on all points. A minor note: as a father, I wish the author would avoid the phrase “As mothers, we….” I would have written “As parents, we ….” This bothers me further because I see it as part of the unquestioned paradigm of contemporary Christian publi......more

Christian moms of sons… must read. So much truth and wisdom.......more

E-book provided by NetGalley. 2 stars because: 1. "Misogynistic" doesn't even begin to describe how awfully prejudiced lots of poor generalizations here are. 2. Too many arguments based on religion. I don't think one needs religion to know right from wrong. 3. There is a quote similar to "I was descr......more

I think this book offers some helpful and practical tips but I was slightly bothered by the way she made some generalizations about boys that did not always apply to my own children. It may not be the perfect fit for the parent of a boy who is more artistic or less athletic, but if read as a whole,......more

I read this book because it was referenced/quoted in another book I really enjoyed. I do think there were some valuable things in here, but it fell short for me for several reasons. Mainly, the term “5 conversations” implies that the book is about 5 specific conversations to have throughout your son......more