Like Father, Like Son

by Hunter S. Fulghum

The son of best-selling author Robert Fulghum provides an illuminating and witty portrait of thirtysomething men in modern America, describing an existence in a world of change, the complexities of marriage and fatherhood, and the emotional ups and downs of life.

Genres: Nonfiction, Humor

273 pages, Hardcover

First published May 21, 1996

Reviews

[Weezy805]

cute. A grown father writes experience during his life with his son and being married, etc.

[Steven Gauthier]

Robert Fulghum swallowed a lot of Erma Bombeck as a kid, I guess. This is a series of whimsical short pieces about family life which will often bring a mild smile. Warm, reassuring, but no guffaws.

[Daniel Robinson]

Eh. I thought it was going to be a lot more interesting or surprising then it was.

[John]

Mushy a bore for me