A Father's Lasting Impact: How to Be the Dad Your Daughter Needs You to Be

Cyndy Portman: Good value for the money.

United States on Apr 05, 2022

AshleyAshley: Yet to read it, I'm sure it's great. Shame about the damage, back cover is peeling away. Box wasn't damaged in the slightest so I can only assume it was done before being sent. Obvious enough that it's been packaged and sent knowingly.

United Kingdom on Oct 30, 2021

Buster: I’m the dad of a 10 y/o daughter and stumbled across this book. I’m glad I did, I hadn’t thought about some of the lasting impressions the father daughter connection can have in her life. I’ve recommended this book to a the girl dads I know.

United States on May 04, 2021

liezle: Arrived as described and faster than estimated. Thank you!

Canada on May 25, 2020

Bobby Rau: Is very black and white on what needs to happen. I agreed with most of it but some things were completely different in my experience.

Canada on Apr 22, 2020

Clay Moore: I love both if my girls, now age 7 and 11, more than anything. I have always thought I was doing the best I can. Although I am constantly trying to do better at what I do.

After reading this book, I have realized that we all make mistakes. God expects us to try harder and strive daily to be better than we were yesterday.

Dr. Leman seems to be a down-to-earth dad with a professional career. I'm sure with all of his accomplishments, there were times that he wasnt there at home for various reasons.

For quite some time my job had me working second shift, leaving my wife to rear my two daughters. Dont get me wrong. When I was off work, I was home. I've never been the guys night out kind of guy. Work and home is what I do.

Although in the type of work I'm in, when I was home, it wasnt engaged as I should have been.

I have recently been blessed with a job that I am home in the evenings much more. I am trying to be more engaged with my wife and daughters.

The last chapter if this book struck me, as I have often thought of the same mantra. What legacy am I living.

I have said for many years that I want my kids to know four things and in this...

United States on Mar 04, 2020

Kelly: Bought for a friend and he loves it!

Canada on May 11, 2019

Abdel CAMARA: Great insight and knowledge you wouldn’t think of. I loved it and it worth reading as your daughters are growing up.

United Kingdom on Feb 24, 2019

Christine H.Christine H.: I read this book before giving it to my son for Father's Day; he now has a 2 yr old daughter. In my opinion, a MUST read for every father at any age. As I learned with my own father; it's never too late to change. But I must add that it also is a MUST read for every daughter, no matter age. I cried as I read through parts that explained why my father acted as he did at times. Dads, you must know the impact you have on your daughter, even if she is old and gray now. A wonderful and needed read for all!!!

United States on Jun 16, 2017

Gall Anonim: I agree with most of the positive reviews written here for this book, so I'm not going to repeat what they say. One thing that I did want to mention, which doesn't seem to be mentioned that often in other reviews, is that the author uses religion (Christianity) to explain how you should talk to your daughter(s) about sex. Basically he underscores that it is an act that was meant by God to be performed only by married couples, and all premarital sex is damaging and unacceptable. He recommends that you let your daughter know that once she does get married as a virgin, sex will be something that will keep her husband happy, and she'll probably like it too.

I liked all of the other chapters in this book, but that one was just useless and, ironically, sexist. As a mom who purchased this book for my husband ( who actually loved the book!), I have few better ideas on how my husband and I should talk to our daughter about sex, and in our case, I would like him to leave religion out of it. To me this was a perfect example of how not to talk to your daughter about this subject. I did like the suggestion to keep the conversation open and start it early instead of having one "talk". On...

United States on Sep 19, 2014