Whether you are a mother or a father, this book gives priceless insights into your son that will help you navigate the teenage years. This is the best information I’ve come across to date! I highly recommend it!
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Fascinating story!
Review from Death Sentence →
True crime about heinous acts committed by mild mannered John List back in the early 1970’s. The story was well written although it took me awhile to get into it, and didn’t really heat up for me until getting into part two. This was quite an emotionally complex, highly intelligent man whose mind went completely..
Outstanding
Review from The Rifle →
Moving and informative. Touches pieces of history few others have touched. Must read if you want to know more about the hidden heroes of World War II.
Interesting
Review from The Deep Learning Revolution →
Look at machine intelligence and the different ways that scientists had to understand how human intelligence works and how that translates to machines
Very, very, very detailed report of the Army up to, during and after this famous battle. I learned a lot of the Army’s movements and strategies.
Good story lots of action
Review from Violent Graduation →
Lots of good action all through the book the AI is many AI through the book hope story continues.
This book really helped me understand how my actions as a single mother impact my son. Raising boys & girls are worlds apart. The wish I had this book when my son was 15. I definitely would have taken different steps in my parenting & communication. The content is relevant for parents for young boys..
Had some good points
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
If you have an opt out child, I have two, this offers up some good insight. I would say that not all opt out boys opt out the same way. How we approach raising them to be independent, self motivated, emotional and mentally healthy members of society will differ from child to child. I’ve started..
The author illustrates a new lens for me to view unengaged underachieving adolescent boys. His suggestions seem reasonable and doable but not easy for their beleaguered parents.
A fine and well told story.
Review from Lithium →
I suspect the major downside will be not enough readers with a keen interest in the Lithium story and the personalities that shaped it. The narration is superb. The book is not a thriller or a drama. Although some of each could have been written in. I’d like to see it on a bit larger..