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Be A Man How I Spent One Year Drinking Shaving Farming And Fathering My Way Toward Masculinity Peter Andre

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Be A Man How I Spent One Year Drinking Shaving Farming And Fathering My Way Toward Masculinity Peter Andre
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Publisher: Shmoop Book
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.03 MB
Pages: 112
Author: Peter Andre
ISBN: 9780990786924, 0990786927
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Be A Man How I Spent One Year Drinking Shaving Farming And Fathering My Way Toward Masculinity Peter Andre by Peter Andre 9780990786924, 0990786927 instant download after payment.

My name is Peter Andre, and I'm not a man. I take gummy vitamins. I require Band-Aids for paper cuts. I've been called petite in mixed company.When Peter wed the love of his life, he assumed he would cross two thresholds at once: marriage and manhood. But months after he exchanged vows, Peter is the same passive-aggressive man-child he has always been. He can barely hammer a nail, keeps mum when people cut in line, and whines when he loses board games.It's time for a change.His plan? Complete a different manly activity every week for an entire year. Along the way, Peter attempts to validate his manliness by:— Trying Scotch for the first time— Learning how to defend himself— Going and subsequently hating camping— Losing a battle of wits with a CPR dummy— Playing home run derby with an eight-year-old— Shooting a handgun at NRA headquarters— Picking up lots of dog doo— Bombing onstage at a stand-up open mic night— Getting hopelessly lost in a public park— Experiencing loss-of-technology withdrawals— Becoming a dad—sort of...and many more manly endeavorsHe may not always succeed in these weekly challenges—or even mostly succeed—but through the course of living the masculine life, Peter will find out that being a man in today's world is nothing like he imagined it would be.

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