Review: Dad’s The Word

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The book teaches you nothing at all about parenting. Nor does it provide you any answers to life’s questions. But it captures how beautiful the relationship between a father and a daughter can be, given half a chance, writes Pritish Nandy.

Updated on: May 12, 2012 12:13 PM IST

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Review: Dad’s The Word

The book teaches you nothing at all about parenting. Nor does it provide you any answers to life’s questions. But it captures how beautiful the relationship between a father and a daughter can be, given half a chance, writes Pritish Nandy.

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Review: Dad’s The Word

The book teaches you nothing at all about parenting. Nor does it provide you any answers to life’s questions. But it captures how beautiful the relationship between a father and a daughter can be, given half a chance, writes Pritish Nandy.