Dad Rules: What I Learned from My Girls

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'She takes my hand. 'Andrew,' she says, 'let's have children.' I know this is a historic moment. I must respond like a man. So I ignore her...' This wise, intimate, and hilarious book is based on Andrew Clover's much-loved "Sunday Times" columns. He tells stories about how he's coped with all the big parenting issues: sibling rivalry, choosing a school, winning an argument about where you're spending Christmas. He also wrestles with all the big questions: Why do I have no friends anymore? Am I turning into my dad? Will we ever have sex again? He describes the journey he made from reluctant father, to being the happiest man in North London, as he learns from his daughters that, if you want to have fun, you better start playing.

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This book describes the journey he made from reluctant father, to being the happiestman in North London, as he learns from his daughters that, if you want to...

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