The Dad Advice Project: Words of Wisdom From Guys Who Love Being Dads

Craig Kessler has done an amazing job pulling together stories from men whose names you may recognize but my favorite thing about this book is that their stories aren't about their day jobs. Though some are famous athletes, CEO's, doctors or lawyers, they are writing instead about their favorite job of being dads! You will enjoy reading their stories, but it's also a book that you will want to pick up over and over as it's filled with great advice, creative sentiments (Adam Wainwright, Cardinals pitcher, wrote a poem about being a dad!) and other words of wisdom.Though the title is "The Dad Advice Project", this is a book that ANY parent would enjoy- moms too. So buy some copies for the parents in your life today. They make great gifts!

Ever get advice over and over and over to the point you are not even listening anymore. Now force yourself to read it and see how it goes. A few interesting stories but overall a pass

I am so glad this book came out in time for Father's Day! At its core, it shows that no matter how successful someone is in life, at everyone's core, we all want to be a good parent and create that next generation. Being a good dad means different things to all the writers, but the love for fatherhood - and for their children - really comes through.

Craig did an amazing job curating a great list of contributors to this book (of which I am one). This said, I hadn’t had the chance to read the other authors contributions until the book came out last week. Wow! I was blown away by the insights and straight talk from many of them. If you want practical advice on being a father; this is your book. Just in time for Father’s Day.

Well worth the time to read (and reread)! The thoughtful perspectives and advice from The Dad Advice Project gave me valuable new ideas and encouragement - along with comfort in the realization that many others have been challenged and grown on the journey of being a Dad. Reading The Dad Advice Project helped me be more intentional about the important big aspects required to be a great Dad and serves as a reminder to savor the little moments along the way.

This book is clearly the result of a lot of work and some very devoted parents. While the heavy-hitting names may catch your eye, what shines through is the care each contributor takes in their role as a dad. This is a great read for soon-to-be, new, or seasoned fathers. Even our "fur baby" wanted to check it out!

There is nothing else in the world more important or fulfilling than your relationship with your children. This book provides great insight through stories on how to improve those relationships. A great read for those looking for advice on how to continue to grow those bonds. Impossible to write a story specific to every parent/child bond as yours will be unique. Craig and the other story tellers do an amazing job of sharing their perspectives.

This book brings together amazing stories and words of wisdom from interesting Dads. After reading the book I felt like I was part of a community where we are all doing our best to be a good parent. I loved how the stories were simple, heartfelt and brought deeper reflection!