Home Game: An Accidental Guide to Fatherhood, (Paperback)

from jawalter

I'm not really sure why I read this. I'm not a father, and it seems increasingly likely that I'll never be one. I've liked Lewis' previous writing (although I've only read Moneyball, The Big Short, and a few of his articles), so maybe I was just hoping for a fresh take on a somewhat stale genre.I...

from tjsjohanna

By turns amusing and honest, Mr. Lewis gives us a glimpse of his experiences in becoming a father. Along the way he shares feelings that many of us parents have, but hesitate to acknowledge. He also reveals some important truths about how we become parents - precisely by going through those "yuck...

from yonoleo

I'm about to become a father and so far these are the most honest words about fatherhood that I've encountered (at least they feel that way since I don't know for sure yet). Michael writes about the misery that comes with being a father while revealing, in a very raw and witty way, how satisfying...

from suedutton

This was a collection of essays, several of which I had already read online. Gets 4 stars because I still love his writing, and because the topic of new parenthood is fun for me right now.

from tjsjohanna

By turns amusing and honest, Mr. Lewis gives us a glimpse of his experiences in becoming a father. Along the way he shares feelings that many of us parents have, but hesitate to acknowledge. He also reveals some important truths about how we become parents - precisely by going through those "yuck...