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    Daddycool Is My Name
    Daddycool Is My Name
    Daddycool Is My Name
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    Daddycool Is My Name

    By Victor Pana

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    These are the amazing adventures of a not so normal dad and his extraordinary baby girl. It is a book about love. About everything the dad did to keep his daughter close to his heart.
    It's a book about how he succeeded to create an indestructible relationship between him and his daughter, who is now 20 years old. A so beautiful relationship that people stop him on the street and tell him that they admire and envy him at the same time. It's a book about what not to tell your child, but especially about ...
    What?
    When?
    How?
    and Why?...
    to tell everything to whom you'd give everything.
    It's a book about how to grow up your child as you would grow up yourself.
    A mother who already read this book said:
    "Your book should be a schoolbook and it must be read by all the people who give birth to children and then terrorize them with stupid fears and prohibitions. Then, they must be tested and if they pass they will be allowed to model a human spirit."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 4, 2019
    ISBN9780359636655
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      Daddycool Is My Name - Victor Pana

      Daddycool Is My Name

      The giant who cries

      It was the year two thousand and something... It was a normal year as any other. So I thought then. But it was not. It was the year that my daughter has shown her true face. And even though I was expecting it, it was still a surprise to me.

      It was my daughter's first year of high school. And I prepared her for how I knew better. I did not prepare myself, though. For what it was supposed to come by. For that moment when life puts you face to face with the truth. The naked truth. As cruel as it is. The moment she called me to take her from school.

      The first time I said: Wow! What 14-15-year-old girl calling his father to take her from high school? I've never heard anything like this before. Only if the dad comes by car. That's what I know. Deh, interest! But on foot?

      They are at the age when they declare themselves independent. When nobody knows better than they what they want. It's a special moment. And if the moment is treated with indifference, you could lose them. Sometimes, definitely.

      The moment of truth came, however, packed in a bunch of torments. A lot of questions, lots of answers. But none satisfactory. A white long night for me, a difficult mountain to climb.

      She calls me because the high school director wants to talk to me and she doesn't know how to say it? Is she in trouble?

      Is she calling me to take her because somebody has upset her and she wants me to solve the problem?

      Is she calling me to take her because it's a dangerous area and she is afraid? Did somebody scare her?

      I did not like the answers to these questions, whatever they were. And then other questions gushed out of my mind.

      Okay, I'm gonna take her. Then what?

      How will she react?

      Will she be embarrassed?

      Will she come to me, take me by the arm, and then she will tell me: let's go quickly, not to be seen by

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