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	• Mother To Son: Shared Wisdom From the Heart Melissa Harrison, Jr., Harry H. Harrison Workman Publishing Company, 2006 - 361 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Astounding.......

Words like "marvelous," "remarkable," "wonderful," "astounding," "incredible," don't even begin to describe this great book. It really touched home. A must read for every mother or son.

Mother to Son - 2 thumbs up

The little boy on the cover of this book is just so darling I had to own it. I'm a parent of 2 boys and I can tell you that the wisdoms that Mr & Mrs Harrison share in this book will really stop and make you think. Just like my 2 boys. Thank you for writing this book, and thank you for the picture of that adorable little boy

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Excellent fun book

This is a great book for any mom anywhere. Each page is filled with random words of wisdom that make you think. warm your heart. make you smile. make you realize things you maybe don't want to. Its fun, its a GREAT read !

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Having devoured every page of the Harrisons' Mother to Daughter book, I was eager to discover what wisdom lay in their newest volume. I wasn't disappointed! Again, this little gem is filled with wise counsel -- this time for mothers of boys of any age. The authors' economy of words, their humor and insight, is never cliche. I recognized myself and my own sons in its pages and appreciate the opportunity to better prepare for our oldest son's new adventure in college. It's great reading for "taxi-ing" times -- I carry my copy in my car -- and is a wonderful tool for opening dialogue with our sons. Fun to read and most profound, all in one terrific package!

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Boys are different. Boy, are they different. And so too is the mother-son relationship, whose depth and wonder are captured perfectly in one of the very first pages of MOTHER TO SON: Don?t forget that even as a baby, he will always be looking for your face. It will be this way forever.

Woven out of wisdom, humor, experience, love, charm, and a poetic economy of words, here is one pithy, memorable lesson per page, beginning with the Beginning, and covering toddlerhood, the school years, sports, spirituality and, of course, girls. There are practical matters for first-time mothers of sons: Watch out when you?re changing his diaper. Baby boys shoot straight in the air. The helpful reinforcement of principles: There will be times when the last thing in the world you want to tell him is no. But sometimes you?ll have to. The whimsical yet invaluable suggestion: Have tea with him in the afternoons. Serve cookies. The true voice of experience: He is not a child anymore, but he?s not an adult either. Treating him like either one will lead to disaster. Reminders about the importance of your own values: Treat his father with love and respect. Show your son that being a man is a good thing. And what to do when he?s all grown up and getting ready to leave: Hug him fiercely.

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