The Barber's Conundrum and Other Stories: Observations on Life From the Cheap Seats (Paperback) by John Hartnett

from VickySmith

What were the main themes of the book? Real life stories with a humorous twist. Much like Benjamin Wallace's down to earth approach to life and parenting, John Hartnett shares the lighter side of life based on his experiences which weren't always stereotypical but always flat out funny. This book...

from JamesNoel

Which did you find more appealing, the introduction or the conclusion? The book is broken up into 38 chapters so there isn't a defined introduction or conclusion. This reader would have liked for the book to be a little shorter or split into parts. This way if someone is looking for a longer read...

from EmilyCardwell

What were the main relationships explored in this book? Family, marriage and parenting. I would recommend this book for anytime you are having a family holiday or better still, ditch some of the self-help books and go with these stories. The experiences and results are real, who could ask for mor...

from BryanMoss

Did you feel you had to force yourself to read the book? I enjoyed this book a great deal and I didn't for a single minute feel like I was forced to read it. While some chapters seem light, funny they do provide the reader with an opportunity to think, discuss and develop their personal character...

from WendyCombs

What I didn't like ... The usage of hyphens and exclamation marks were slightly annoying. There were too many exclamation marks and the spacing between hyphens was not consistent. You have some with a single space and others with more. One or two, even three are forgivable but multiple times and ...