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How I Raised My Daughter is a heart warming collection of stories about the journey of an inexperienced dad, a new baby and a rambunctious puppy. Going on endless adventures, travelling America and creating an unbreakable bond.
A must read book for the whole family that is sure to excite and bring a smile to everyone's face.
(Excerpt from Chapter 28 - To the Ranch)
"This was her first American road trip, and an unknown excitement ran through her as we took one last glimpse at the New York skyline and crossed the George Washington Bridge to enter New Jersey. We made our way down the interstate 80 towards the Delaware Water gap. The beautiful winding roads, trees, and water were all around us for miles. Soo's eyes were wide open as she took in the sights of the open American country for the first time in her life. We entered into Pennsylvania and the never-ending ocean of greenery ahead of us. For hours we drove, the road looking like a small path chiseled through the Appalachian Mountains. Soo was sure at this point that we would never get out of Pennsylvania."
How I Raised My Daughter is a heart warming collection of stories about the journey of an inexperienced dad, a new baby and a rambunctious puppy. Going on endless adventures, travelling America and creating an unbreakable bond.
A must read book for the whole family that is sure to excite and bring a smile to everyone's face.
(Excerpt from Chapter 28 - To the Ranch)
"This was her first American road trip, and an unknown excitement ran through her as we took one last glimpse at the New York skyline and crossed the George Washington Bridge to enter New Jersey. We made our way down the interstate 80 towards the Delaware Water gap. The beautiful winding roads, trees, and water were all around us for miles. Soo's eyes were wide open as she took in the sights of the open American country for the first time in her life. We entered into Pennsylvania and the never-ending ocean of greenery ahead of us. For hours we drove, the road looking like a small path chiseled through the Appalachian Mountains. Soo was sure at this point that we would never get out of Pennsylvania."