The Art of Raising Parents: A Young Person's Guide

by George D. Durrant

Explains the use of "parent psychology" in improving family relations.

Genres: Religion

90 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1977

Reviews

[Andrew Payne · Rating 5 out of 5]

We have all heard of child psychology, right? Well this book is not child psychology, but PARENT psychology. Is there any Books out there that are all about parent psychology? I can not think of a single one. When I picked up this book off the book shelf in my basement, I was in a HUGE rough patch of my life, I had already stared blaming my parents for things that I (in big font) could have prevented. I now see that many of the things that my parents do are all for a good reason and that I need to respect them. My life has changed in only 90 pages, And I do not want to go back. This book LITERALLY tells you how to "Honor thy mother and thy father." I would recommend this book to any one child or parent, it will open the gate way for better communication between the family.