Growing Pains of a Hapless Househusband - Sam Holden Reviews
Description:ISBN 0099518074 /
Newest Review: ... author and lead character in the book are indeed the same, but don't be fooled. Sam Holden is the pen-name of a well-known ... more
... author journalist (although we aren't told exactly who), and this book, as well as the first, is based loosely of Sam's experience of being a stay-at-home Dad to his children, but of course some is fictional and these 2 elements are combined to create an unusual style of writing and story. The book is written entirely in a diary format, with entries being quite random, sometimes every day and then others missed out which does make it seem more like a real diary I suppose. It's obviously written in the first person by Sam...more
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Customer Growing Pains of a Hapless Househusband - Sam Holden Reviews (1)
by - written on 18/11/08 (Very useful, 246 readings)
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I do love it when I read an author's debut novel and I find it to be a brilliant read, so much so that I really look forward to the next material they are going to release. One such author was Sam Holden, whose debut book 'Diary of a Hapless House-husband' was a complete hit with me last year. I was pleased when I saw on Amazon he was bringing out a follow up to that book entitled 'Growing Pains of a Hapless House-husband' last month, so I reserved my copy at the library, and finally managed to read it, hoping I'd enjoy it just as much as its predecessor. Sam Holden has been a stay-at-home Dad to his 2 children Daisy and Peter since he was made reduntant from ... Read the complete review
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