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So some of you may recall that I did a few posts for Mother’s Day, featuring a bit o’ poetry, a free e-book and reviews of books featuring great mothers, and reviews of books featuring horrid mothers. Well, there seemed to be some decently positive responses to those, so I’m going to mimic them for Father’s Day! This allows me to (a) capitalize on a positive trend in the blog and (b) develop a few posts without having to come up with entirely original ideas. (teehee) Hooray, she said!
To kick off the series of posts, I will again start in a slightly off-beat way (because that is, after all, how I start most things – a fact that may or may not be apparent by now). So here we go, running through a smattering of books that feature bad dads. SPOILER ALERT: some of the summaries/reviews may give away a bit of plot or a “surprise” in the course of discussing the nature (or even name!) of the dad in the story, so read on at your own risk.
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