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Raising Kids with Character That Lasts
by
John Yates
Strong, firm character does not develop automatically. This book assists families in setting and achieving the goals necessary for developing eight essential character traits: integrity, faith, a teachable spirit, a servant's heart, self-discipline, joy, compassion, and courage. With refreshing honesty, John and Susan Yates share how parents and children can grow together...more
Paperback, 262 pages
Published
January 1st 2011
by Fleming H. Revell Company
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intructive book wrapping lots of valuable informations about ways to raise kids with characters. It's true each person and family have their own beliefs and values but you can learn quite few things from this book, since it tackles basic daily mundane human issues and matters that each of us encounters in their daily life, specially with our kids.
I just couldn't get into this book despite trying. It seemed far to "preachy" for me and didn't seem to offer very concrete ways to apply the ideas for teaching kids character. I quit reading when I encountered a section that had a couple references to only socializing with those that have the same beliefs. I believe everyone is entitled to their own beliefs and differing beliefs does not mean I should exclude someone.
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