A Father's Diary

by Fraser Harrison

Looking at family life from a man's vantage point, Harrison gives us an engaging chronicle of his life with four-year-old Tilly and three-year-old Jack in their country home in Suffolk, England. A Father's Diary is as much a record of his observations and experiences as a father as it is a book about his children's changing selves.

313 pages, Hardcover

First published April 11, 1985

About the author

See Wikipedia on Fraser Harrison.

Reviews

[Caryatid]

Lightweight book going nowhere. A little Suffolk, too much spoilt brats. Tilly will probably manage but the indulged son, Jack, seems doomed to self indulgent violence.
All in all, how not to raise children.