Along the Way : The Journey of a Father and Son

from revslick

Martin and Emilio share their history of family and their relationship as father and son. Along the way they share both their individual foibles as well as the relational struggles and celebrations. The book came about from the movie Emilio wrote and Martin stars in, The Way, which if you haven't...

from phoenixcomet

Well-written and interesting, Along the Way: The Journey of a Father and Son, shows the love and respect of sons to their fathers and also the trials and tribulations of a family. You get the sense that both father and son are writing from the heart and of the love they have for each other.

from kaulsu

What a fabulous book. Sheen and Estevez may have left much out or covered much up--but it certainly seems like a deeply personal book, and I feel that if I met either one it would be like meeting up with an old friend. So much for the shallow Hollywood types.

from kaulsu

What a fabulous book. Sheen and Estevez may have left much out or covered much up--but it certainly seems like a deeply personal book, and I feel that if I met either one it would be like meeting up with an old friend. So much for the shallow Hollywood types.

from PhilipJHunt

Not your usual Hollywood bio, and worth reading for that alone. Father and son take turns by chapter, more or less, to tell the story of their relationship, or more often, of events that they shared. Mostly this results in sharing self discoveries whether Emilio's maturing from father's boy to hi...