Shakespeare's Guide to Parenting

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Witty and hilariously illustrated enlightenment from an unexpected, yet undeniably erudite source * Guardian * Why not skip "The Happiest Toddler on the Block" and give that harried parent in your life a book that might actually stir up some laughs? Shakespeare's curated advice is hilariously apt, particularly for the parent with a dramatic flair ... For a man with no kids of his own, Andrews has attained an admirable degree of wisdom about family dynamics. * Washington Post * I've just been sent a new book that's made me laugh out loud more than once as I've browsed through its pages: James Andrew's Shakespeare's Guide to Parenting. If you're looking for a gift for a new parent, take a look at this delightful little book * The Shakespeare Blog * Humorous, illustrated compilation of parenting wisdom from the Bard... I love it * Bookseller * the bard has the right epithet for most situations, so why not parenting? * Families South East * The perfect gift for any long-suffering parent * Schoolrun * This witty and erudeite guide is a handy collection of wisdom, cunningly extracted from Shakespeare's best-loved plays * Gransnet * a delightful little book which will entertain and resonate whether you are a fan of the Bard or not! [...] A must-have for all parents/parents-to-be * mojomums.com * this short book is a great way to wind down, reflect, and chuckle. [Will] make you smile, and perhaps provide some reassurance for those days when you say to yourself in your head the line from The Tempest: "Good wombs have borne bad sons." * Brainchildmag.com *