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Be the Coolest Dad on the Block: All of the Tricks, Games, Puzzles and Jokes You Need to Impress Your Kids (and keep them entertained for years to come!)
written by Simon Rose, Steve Caplin
Studio : Broadway
by Broadway
Release Date : 2006-05-02
Publisher : Broadway
Released : 2006-05-02
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780767922494
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 7 reviews)
List Price : $11.95
Our Price : $6.73
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Product Description |
An all-encompassing guide to entertaining, amazing, and possibly even educating children, Be the Coolest Dad on the Block provides the perfect excuse to stand on a balloon, play with grated cheese in the microwave, and unroll an entire roll of toilet paper, all in the name of spending time with your kids.
Written by a comedy writer and a cartoonist with thirty years’ combined experience as dads, Be the Coolest Dad on the Block is a cornucopia of practical parenting advice, like how to skip stones or teach a kid to ride a bike. It has answers to the pesky questions kids love, such as “Why is the sky blue?” or “Where do babies come from?” And it can help dads entertain large groups of kids with slapstick gags (“burp the alphabet”) or cool tricks (“the hole in the head”). Be the Coolest Dad on the Block also contains spooky myths for telling around the campfire and loads of quizzes and jokes for rainy days or endless car rides.
With a range of ideas to suit all situations and sensibilities, Be the Coolest Dad on the Block gives any dad the right stuff to be the wackiest and smartest guy in the room. |
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coolest dad on the block |
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I bought this book for my son for christmas (he has two children) and I found a picture of my son and cut it out to fit over the picture of the dad on the book, I glued it on. My son loved it, everyone got a good laugh!!!!!! |
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it'sa good little handy hint book for dads. most of the tricks and things are probably stuff your dad did for you, but you've forgotten. hey what was old is new again. try it. |
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Works for anybody, not just dads |
I bought this after a recommendation on the Cool Tools blog. It seemed like a good way to learn some fun tricks to amuse children and generally be a cool guy.
The book will teach you very quickly how to: perform a variety a simple magic tricks; organize impromptu games requiring little to no materials; build rope swings; identify common trees and plants; answer many of the 'why and how' science and nature questions children ask; bedevil your child with riddles and jokes; occupy your children on car rides; and dozens of other things.
Even if you're not a parent this is a fun book. You can use the ideas when visiting friends and family to become a celebrity among the kids. It's a really fun book, and worth twice what it costs. |
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Some see as "fun", others see as "essentail" |
Okay, it's not classic literature, but it fills a void which, for some, could be just as important.
This group of "must know topics, skills and abilities" for Dads, could certainly be valuable knowledge for any parent, regardless of gender. As for the value of contents, here's the proof of this kind of book: As mundane as they might appear to adults, the items included in this book are the very things many children will take with them into adulthood as "best memories". What could be better? |
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A great book! |
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This is a reeeally fun book for all ages. Lots of fun gags and such. |
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