I don't have X-ray vision, but I'm pretty sure that white-collar Dads who can read without moving their lips will get Scott Turow's Innocent for Father's Day. Dads who like sports will get Andre Agassi's autobiography, Open. Dads who have no known hobbies and unimaginative children will get James Patterson.
Nothing wrong with those choices. But let's think different. Let's give Dad a book that no one else in his crowd is getting. A book that will put ideas in his head, delight his senses and provide him with something fascinating to say. Like these....
[Cross-posted from HeadButler.com]
Bruce Feiler: God and Dad: A Father's Four Lessons of Faith
What lessons of faith would I pass on to my three-year-old twin daughters? My new book, The Council of Dads, includes a Father's Four Lessons of Faith for my daughters.
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