Prodigal Father : Reuniting Fathers and Their Children

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Summary: Moving, evocative and practical
Review: So many sons and fathers are separated, many to remain so for a lifetime just because they don't know how to go about getting together. Mark Bryan's personal story and his direct and clear advice gives a road-map to fathers and sons. It is a map through the pain, the regret, the anger, and the destination the reader reaches is recovery of one of our most important relationships. Mark Bryan helped me to see my mistakes, my good decisions, and ultimately, my way through. There is no family that cannot benefit from this story, and this guidance, for even those lucky enough to have never lost contact with a father or son are affected by that sad reality somewhere in their family history. Good job, Mr Bryan! And thanks

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Summary: This has been the most important book I have read in 13 year
Review: This book has been the most difficult and important book I have read in 13 years..since my son was born. I am the mother of a son whose father walked out on both of us...I really don't know if he ever thinks about his son. This book makes me think he does and if he is experiencing the pain that the book describes absent dads as feeling...I really feel bad for him. He has missed out on all the joy, pain and love of raising his child.

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Summary: I hope to apply its principles
Review: This book speaks for many fathers you are not allowed to be in their childrens life. My own husband is going through this same thing. His pain is the same as Mr. Bryans in this book. Mark Bryan is the voice of many fathers who need to be heard. I pray the mothers of these children listen to their crys. The child is the one who suffers the most. It is time these former wifes understand this.

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Summary: Exceptional!
Review: This book speaks for many fathers you are not allowed to be in their childrens life. My own husband is going through this same thing. His pain is the same as Mr. Bryans in this book. Mark Bryan is the voice of many fathers who need to be heard. I pray the mothers of these children listen to their crys. The child is the one who suffers the most. It is time these former wifes understand this.