Official Review: How To Keep Your Daughter From Slamming ...

[AbhyarnaAman]

I believe this book should be read by all parents especially African parents who don't believe in expressing emotions to their children. The mother-daughter bond is such a special one, but it's sad how most people lose sight of that.

Well said, the bond in the family works a great deal to influence a child's social skills, yet, it is not often taken much care of. Rather, parents would spend a lot on tuitions when they should invest in building a relationship.

[Shanteria123]

From reading what I just read I believe this book would help a lot of parents now. This book probably could fix a lot of relationships and bonds between moms and daughters. This book could help us as females be more in touch wit one another and how to approach each other better

[Olabode Joshua]

This book sounds interesting. I might even read it. Who knows, the information might come in handy someday. Good job, Patrick Maina.

[Stephanie Runyon]

I read this book and it just didn't seem to work in all situations. I agree with the core values but somewhat letting a child disrespect their parent isn't a way to open communication.