Tales of A Failing Father

Dear R.W,
This book is truely finomenal, heart warming, and touching.
I think your are a great writer! You should think about being a teacher!
I joined the website just to tell you how much I loved the book!
Your children are very lucky to have a father like you, I can tell that from your writing.
Yours Truely,
J.S

Dear R W

well I must be loosing it. I commented and backed a number of books and cannot find the backings, your being one. I will take the time to do it again as your book was one that was worth it. the very best with it

Denise
The Letter

Dear R.W., I got so excited when I saw that you backed my memoir book, "Tell Me True Love Stories." I really appreciate it. :) Could you please take a moment to back my other memoir book, "He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not?" :) Thank you. :) Love, Susie :) p.s. I'll be the 2nd one to put your book on my watchlist. :)

This is just brilliant writing and a refreshingly different topic. Your honesty makes this an even more appealing read. Agree this is something all father's can identify with on so many levels. Thank you for having the courage to say what we are all thinking! I have 3 kids myself, and am constantly faced with my 'shortcomings' in skills of fatherhood department. Wish you the best of luck with this. Backed.

R.W: do apologize for this spam comment but I did BACK your book. Though my book is currently on the Ed's Desk, I can still use your comments on my book before the end of this month. Thanks - cheers!

JC
The Obergemau Key

What a beautiful, heart-warming story! As a mother of six, I know how mothers care for their children and how difficult the task is to raise well-adjusted, self-reliant young adults. This is a tender look at a father's dedication and involvement in his children's lives. Kudos! Backed with pleasure.

TALES OF A FAILING FATHER
This is an interesting story. I was afraid from the title that it was going to be a sad tale of bad parenting and ungrateful children. So it was a good surprise to reaslize it’s about a regular guy father who dares to voice the fact he’s not superman so finds parenting a hard job. I think you’ll find a wide audience for this among men like myself who also find it much different than “Father Knows Best” who want to follow your journey to see how this has all played out for you. I’m happy to add it to my shelf. If you have a moment, would you look at mine (Grain of Salt)? I’m in 4th place but only holding on by my teeth. Burgio

Dear R.W.
courageous writing courageous father. I congratulate you on this book. Honest, real, open, and I really dont know what to say but thank you. I really wish to see this book make it into the book stores and give other fathers a chance to read. It is a gift


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The VERY best of luck to you

Denise
The Letter

Dear R.W., I love that you tell of being a dad :) - delightful. :) Would that my dad was even a millionth as good as you (as you'll see in my memoirs of tragedy). You are exemplary in every way. :) I love your poem at the end. :) Thank you for sharing. :) You lightened my heart. :) Your pitch, tight paragraphs, & dialogue all drew me in to keep reading. :) I've backed your book :) - hope you'll take a moment to back my 2 memoir books. :) Thanks. :) Love, Susie :)

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