Status Updates from All Editions of How to Get Your Son Back: 7 Steps to Reconnect and Repair Your Relationship (Kindle Edition)

Ned is on page 287 of 412

— Sep 13, 2020 09:52AM Add a comment

How to Get Your Son Back: 7 Steps to Reconnect and Repair Your Relationship

Ned is on page 262 of 412

— Sep 05, 2020 07:59AM Add a comment

Ned is on page 216 of 412

— Sep 01, 2020 08:39PM Add a comment

Ned is on page 191 of 412

Helpful to me, a troubled son and his father trying to reconcile and find their way.

— Aug 22, 2020 08:51AM Add a comment

Ned is on page 101 of 412

— Aug 10, 2020 08:12PM Add a comment

Ned is on page 64 of 412

— Aug 02, 2020 08:36AM Add a comment

Ned is on page 33 of 412

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Ned is on page 5 of 412

Sadly, I need to read this

— Jul 25, 2020 05:48AM Add a comment

Vivian Cruz is on page 100 of 412

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Vivian Cruz is on page 30 of 412

— Sep 16, 2019 04:24PM Add a comment

Ken is 70% done

There book's gists are worth reading, but they are long-winded and repetitive, as if they are not plenty enough to make into a paperback.

The exhortation to let the son to take his destiny by its horn is worthy wisdom. However, the point is repeated so many times and with so many pages somehow disappoints even the most ardent supporter. I would be happy if there are more references to supported evidences.

— Jun 29, 2019 07:41PM Add a comment

Ken is 70% done

A lot of repetition on how to let the son to slowly take over his own destiny. It seems that the author was trying to fill in content to make the book think enough to be a paperback and not this enough to be a magazine. I would prefer it to be concise and sometimes the best things in life are not defined by quantity.

— Jun 29, 2019 07:35PM Add a comment