The richest moments in parenting are often the simplest. You don’t need more time, money or stuff—just notice the ordinary and turn it into something extraordinary. This book will inspire you to cultivate the true riches your children need that money cannot buy.
This book is a guide for parents and educators seeking to raise emotionally strong, kind and confident children.
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The keys to bridging the gap between school and home!
This book provides teachers and administrators with tools to develop more positive relationships with students and their families.
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Reviews
“What a powerful read!! These are wonderful lessons for all parents to learn when raising their children. I am going to order a copy for each of my children to guide the raising of our grandkids. And, I wish every teacher had copies to give to all the parents of children in their classrooms.
-Bill Silky, Emeritus Professor from SUNY.
“This warm, humorous and intelligent recollection of a daughter’s conversations with her father reminds us that instilling family values are as important today as they were when she was growing up. This book is a MUST for parents, teachers and PTAs in our rapidly evolving society.”
-Corinne Kennedy
“I loved this small gem! It is warm, wise, funny, and real. This is a wonderful book for fathers and mothers, grandparents, teachers – anyone who wants to make a difference in the life of a child. And the lessons? Be curious. Be quiet. Listen. And do not be afraid to let your love show.”
-Bonnie Dunn, Social Worker
“Coffee and Wisdom is a heartfelt tribute to a beautiful, loving bond between a father and a daughter. This memoir not only recalls poignant moments in their lives, but also provides a helpful and useful guide to the reader to navigate similar challenges in their own lives.
-Joan Lomery, Educator