Written by a father of teenagers, this laugh-out-loud guide examines just what happens when daddy's little girl becomes a teen and how dads can cope with that change. Beginning with the warning signs (your car insurance suddenly costs more than the car), the book covers dating (keep your hands and eyes off my daughter's body or I will remove them), the telephone (seemingly wired to her nervous system), braces (the costliest metal on earth), the first job, and more. Pensado para padres de niñas, esta guía cómica describe, golpe a golpe y chillido a chillido, el proceso de como supervivir a las adolescentes. Este padre ha vivido con sus dos hijas jóvenes, y tiene las cuentas de tarjetas de crédito para demostrarlo. Se ha enfrentado a cuestiones tan complejas como los cambios físicos, el uso del teléfono, la lógica adolescente, y por supuesto las citas.
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W. Bruce Cameron is a humor writer for the Rocky Mountain News, and his essays appear in Time, Newsday, and on NPR's Car Talk. He lives in Evergreen, Colorado, with his wife, two teenage daughters, and a teenage son.
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