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Rules For My Unborn Son 1st Edition Walker Lamond

SKU: BELL-2412902

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Publisher: St. Martin's Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 33.15 MB

Pages: 226

Author: Walker Lamond

ISBN: 9780312608958, 0312608950

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 1

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Rules For My Unborn Son 1st Edition Walker Lamond by Walker Lamond 9780312608958, 0312608950 instant download after payment.

RULES FOR MY UNBORN SON is a collection of traditional, humorous, and urbane fatherly advice for boys. From the sartorial ("If you are tempted to wear a cowboy hat, resist") to the practical ("Keep a copy of your letters. It makes it easier for your biographer") to even a couple of sure-fire hangover cures ("There is no better remedy than a dip in the ocean"), the book of rules and accompanying quotations is quite simply an instruction manual for becoming a Good Man - industrious, thoughtful, charming, and of course, well-dressed. Hip and witty with a decidedly traditionalist flavor, RULES FOR MY UNBORN SON is meant to evoke simpler times when Father knew best and a suitable answer to "Why?" was "Because I said so."