Ask Your Father

Ask Your Father

Fifty Things Your Father Should Have Taught You But Probably Didn't

by Michael Powell

144 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781861058607
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If you’re a guy looking for the lowdown on some things that really matter in life—whether fixing a dripping tap or finessing a wine list—who better to ask than your dad? Chances are, he knows a thing or two, like how to smoke a cigar, win an arm wrestle, and ask for a raise. The trouble is, in your moment of need, he’s rarely at arm’s length, especially when you’re trying to jump-start a car or read a woman’s body language. When your dad’s not available, check out this collection of savvy advice. It’s like having your father in the palm of your hand (sort of) any time, anywhere.

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