Who Will Teach Me?: A Handbook for Parents

by Joseph F. Girzone

Who Will Teach Me? has been compared to a religious version of Dr. Spock. The approach used in this book is psychologically oriented, but presented in a way that any parent can understand. The author believes strongly that Jesus came not to impose a law but to teach us how to enjoy the freedom of God's children and in the process become beautiful people. Jesus' religion was people oriented and that was the secret of his great popularity. This book has captured the real spirit of Jesus, and if people follow the guidelines set forth in this book, they will go far in molding their children into really beautiful people fashioned after the pattern of Christ. (from the inside of dustcover)

95 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1989

About the author

FROM PUBLISHER:
JOSEPH F. GIRZONE retired from the active priesthood in 1981 due to health reasons, and embarked on a second career as a writer and speaker.

In 1995 he established the Joshua Foundation, an organization dedicated to making Jesus better known throughout the world.

His bestselling books include Joshua, A Portrait of Jesus, and Never Alone. He lives in Altamont, New York.

Reviews

[Yousseif Abdellatif · Rating 4 out of 5]

The vibe was completely off for me in Who Will Teach Me?: A Handbook for Parents until I stopped trying to like the narrator. Once I accepted that Joseph F. Girzone wanted me uncomfortable, the whole thing opened up. It's a tough hang, but a rewarding one. Good for readers who like difficult people on the page, skip if you need someone to root for.

[Yousseif Abdellatif · Rating 3 out of 5]

The vibe in Who Will Teach Me? was completely off for me at first, all sarcasm and no heart. Then Joseph F. Girzone drops one quiet scene that changes how you read everything before it. That's a smart move, even if it takes too long to get there. Good for people who like slow reveals, pass if you need to connect right away.