Don't Argue with Your Mother

Bachman conveys a world view to children in the form of letters and prose, but leaves a certain amount of space for children to explore and discover on their own. The book shares many stories about his life, allowing us to see a father who is not particularly qualified and loves his children wholeheartedly in his own way. Behind the enviable family is actually everyone's dedication and sincerity. This made me understand Buckman better. He loves life, is sincere to people, is optimistic, upright, and funny. After reading it, I really understand why the author was able to write a work like "Grandma's Apology Letter".

Backman uses humorous letters to resolve the embarrassments of new dads. Dad is not a superhero, he is just a jokester who is afraid of his child's mother. This may be the best adult gift for an eighteen-year-old child. "May the devil come to me and realize my most desired wish." "You have discovered that whether you can escape after messing up depends entirely on whether you can make your mother laugh. You must keep this skill! This is a way to save your life, and my survival today depends entirely on it."

I'm not afraid to tell you "I love you," but other things scare me a little. Afraid that one day I will lose my place in your life. You don't have to like football. I just want you to know what terrible things can happen if you don't like football - to be forgotten, ignored, embarrassed, lonely. I mean myself. … My blessing to you is to be happier than me. * I hope you understand that "justice" is worth pursuing. Never mistake the "pursuit of equality" for a war between the sexes. I hope you understand that women deserve the same rights, freedoms, and opportunities as men. I hope you understand that what most people want is not to be treated specially or to be treated equally, but to be treated fairly. * There are too many great achievements of your grandfather's generation to tell, but if it weren't for the grandmothers who took care of everything in order, they would have no time to understand the world. * Never be silent, never look away and pretend not to see, never regard being mean as an ability. Don't mistake kindness for weakness. * We don't know from which day we suddenly start to lack time and energy, and we keep putting off this thing and ignoring that thing. We become adults. That's why we need bands, we need something in life that never changes. The most important thing is not the music itself, but everything related to it.

This book is true and interesting. The author records every detail of parenting in humorous language, making people laugh. At the same time, he also shared many profound views, making people feel the warmth and wisdom of father's love. Many details in the book resonated with me, as if I was seeing myself getting along with my parents. Recommended to all boys looking for true love, this book will help you better understand your parents' love and dedication.

From the father's perspective, he begins to describe some of his feelings in married life. There is no mention of love between the lines, but love is expressed in every sentence. Funny and heartwarming. When you are feeling down and want to cheer yourself up, reading this book is a good choice. This book would be a very, very good choice.

It is very interesting. The psychological journey of a man becoming a father is mixed with many colorful points in life. In the end, the author also explains his own understanding of love. It is a book that both adults and children will find interesting. I think the reason why the name is Don't Argue with Your Mom is that it expresses the theme of tolerating the people you love from every moment of life, and also being grateful to those who tolerate and love you.

Buckman's unique warmth and humor make life sparkle in his writing. Their family feels so happy and warm.

Humorous, love it, love it ": A Warm Guide to Love" "Don't Argue with Your Mother" by Frederic Backman is a parent-child book full of love and humor. In the book, Bachman talks about his various experiences and insights as a father in relaxed and humorous language. He does not preach, but uses interesting life stories to let readers feel the warmth of family and the power of family affection in laughter. This book is not only a teaching for children, but also a reminder for every adult, allowing us to re-examine those small but important moments in the parent-child relationship. Bachman's words are like a warm current flowing in the hearts of readers, making people think of every moment of getting along with their parents. It is not a parenting manual in the traditional sense, but a sincere conversation about love, respect and understanding.

The greatness of love and family affection! !

Simple and easy to understand, a good example. I like it very much and recommend it to my boyfriend.

The language is humorous and easy to understand, and parents use their actions to influence their children. This book is suitable for both parents and children. It turns out that every child is very cute.

The writing is brisk, the characters are well described, and the philosophy of life can always be described with simple metaphors, which is easy to understand.

The content is interesting and full of sense of life. Buckman is really a good father and husband.