"Eff" Father's Day is a true story about a child and a parent that was separated for over 20+ years. The book is written from a child's point of view about a time when that child was separated from his father. They lived separate lives, and this book is a peek into their thoughts and that child's unique experiences during that period. Although met with many obstacles like an unlivable family environment to homelessness, you get to hear the child's journey to wholeness which made reconciliation possible. Also within, is a ...
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"Eff" Father's Day is a true story about a child and a parent that was separated for over 20+ years. The book is written from a child's point of view about a time when that child was separated from his father. They lived separate lives, and this book is a peek into their thoughts and that child's unique experiences during that period. Although met with many obstacles like an unlivable family environment to homelessness, you get to hear the child's journey to wholeness which made reconciliation possible. Also within, is a now-deceased father's penned letter to a child that was longing for answers. In this book the reader will find non-confrontational approaches and practical solutions to overcoming hardships. On the path to reconciliation, we see how self-awareness, developing a new perspective on an absent parent and adopting a 'move forward in good faith' attitude is critical for success. Lastly, this book may take the reader through a range of emotions that will allow them to reflect on buried thoughts, memories and feelings on this topic. The reader will be challenged to examine their perspective, take action and move forward in good faith. The exercises within are meant to encourage the reader to open doors to self-fulfillment, healing and restoration of relationship.
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Add this copy of Eff Father's Day: a Story of Reconciliation to cart. $66.53, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Hialeah, FL, UNITED STATES, published 2021 by Lynk Press Publishing.
