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Big Daddy's Rules
Steve Schirripa
其他書名
Raising Daughters Is Tougher Than I Look
出版
Simon and Schuster
, 2013-05-07
主題
Family & Relationships / Parenting / Fatherhood
Family & Relationships / Parenting / General
Family & Relationships / Life Stages / Teenagers
Humor / Topic / Marriage & Family
ISBN
1476706344
9781476706344
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=-IRd4rifrXAC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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Father of two daughters, bestselling author, and a star of
The Sopranos
and
The Secret Life of the American Teenager,
Steven Schirripa brings a welcome dose of humor and old-school advice to the parenting wars.
What happens when a world-famous tough guy takes on the toughest job of all— becoming a father?
Welcome to the world of the Big Daddy.
Steve Schirripa is known for his star turns on
The Sopranos
and
The Secret Life of the American Teenager,
but in his own life he’s the father of two daughters of his own—and a self-confessed human volcano. In
Big Daddy’s Rules,
Schirripa tells all and brings a welcome dose of old-school advice (and new-school humor) to the parenting wars. “You’re not there to be a friend,” Schirripa says bluntly. “You’re there to be a dad.”
Schirripa serves up the heartwarming and hilarious stories of how he and his wife navigated the wild waters of parenthood: from the moment the tough guy’s heart melted when he held his first-born in his arms to what he felt (and did) the time he caught someone looking at his teenage daughter’s butt.
He lays out all the rules for being a Big Daddy— someone who is strong, devoted, and always looking out for his kids’ best interests, even when that means not being the coolest dad on the block. Overprotective? Maybe. Willing to tone it down? Absolutely not.
Big Daddy’s Rules
is filled with tales of his over-the-top yet heartfelt parenting style—confronting bad teachers, staring down boyfriends, and explaining just how crazy you’re allowed to get if you catch your kid drinking (hint: really, really crazy).
With a mixture of street-smart bravado and selfeffacing humor, Schirripa pulls no punches as he delivers his no-bull stance on what it takes to raise kids today. He’s uproariously funny, but Schirripa isn’t just cracking jokes here; this is also a call to action for dads to return to common-sense parenting and reclaim their role as protector and holder of values to be passed down.
