International Award for How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls
Just announced, the memoir has won the Silver Medal for humor in the Reader Views Literary Awards!
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Book Reading and Author Signing Event
Andrew recently performed a reading and book signing for How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls at the Women’s Probus Club in Caledon, Ontario. A spirited discussion followed where the audience shared their own stories about raising teenagers.
Andrew’s book trailer is finished!
Andrew speaks to High School Parents
Parents of grade 9 students at Mayfield school in Caledon gave a warm reception to Andrew’s presentation on the high school years and his book How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls and the lessons I learned. An active […]
More Praise for How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls – this one from India!
More book reviewers have applauded my memoir, for a total of 11 book reviewers from 7 different countries. “Whether you’ve raised teenagers or only been one so far, you’ll find something to laugh about. And if your parenting style is […]
Librarian rates my book 5 stars
5 out of 5 stars: “This memoir is both a humorous and interesting look into the mind of a successful middle class father as he navigates a challenging career and helps raise his family.” Tim Neale, Librarian, Canada
and the lessons I learned
It’s shocking how fast your child’s perception of you changes. From supreme wise leader when they little to the guy that dresses like a clown when they’re in their teens!
6th consecutive 5 star review for How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls!
“This book was a joy to read. Though I don’t yet have children, I can somehow relate to the incidents. Being an eldest daughter in an Asian household, I’ve unknowingly become a parent as well. It’s funny, well-written and a […]
Chapter Quotes
Chapter 23 of How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls begins with quote- “Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops.“- Cary Grant
5 Star review from Australian writer
5 out of 5 stars “Great book, and I can definitely relate as a parent! Plenty of laughs and well-written. I recommend it even for people without kids.” Gemma Johns, author of The Marriage Sabbatical