Read The Manual to Manhood How to Cook the Perfect Steak Change a Tire Impress a Girl 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive Jonathan Catherman Books
Read The Manual to Manhood How to Cook the Perfect Steak Change a Tire Impress a Girl 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive Jonathan Catherman Books
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There's a lot a young man in the making needs to succeed as he grows up and prepares to make his way in the world. Many important skills and character traits he should acquire he might not be quick to ask how to do because, well then, people would know he doesn't know what he is doing, just yet. For all the guys out there who want to have it all together, Jonathan Catherman offers this collection of one hundred step-by-step instructions on almost everything a guy needs to know, including how to; wear cologne correctly · grill a steak · tie a tie · manage money · talk to a girl · plan a date · write a résumé · ask for a reference · clean a bathroom · throw darts · change a tire · behave during a traffic stop · fold a shirt · clear a sink drain · find a stud in a wall. In fact, if it's in here, it's an important skill or character trait practiced by capable and confident men. With great illustrations and supporting social media, this all-in-one reference tool is the perfect gift for any guy's birthday, graduation, or just because you care that he becomes the best of men.
Read The Manual to Manhood How to Cook the Perfect Steak Change a Tire Impress a Girl 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive Jonathan Catherman Books
"This a great book to give to teens and even 20 somethings at home still. It is a little like a scout handbook. It has a series of tasks and basic skills men should know. They are simple and seem a little silly or no-brainers but it is amazing how much confidence and self-esteem can be raised having completed the book. As someone who is a long way from even 20 somethings, it is satisfying reading through the book and saying Yup know that one. Things like how to tie a necktie, change a flat tire, are a couple of them to give you an idea."
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The Manual to Manhood How to Cook the Perfect Steak Change a Tire Impress a Girl 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive Jonathan Catherman Books Reviews :
The Manual to Manhood How to Cook the Perfect Steak Change a Tire Impress a Girl 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive Jonathan Catherman Books Reviews
- Have glanced through this book and it is filled with christian instructions and references. For instance the "How to Network" section has a half page on how to say hello, ask questions to determine interests, and then to connect your friends with each other, and then another half page on why the guy who is good at it cares about networking so he can introduce people to "the most important man in the world - Jesus Christ." Um....I did NOT want to order a religious book. Same thing with lots of references to having strong faith, etc. Also very focused on heterosexual relationships "men and women were CREATED to be the perfect pair" etc. I'm sure there are more, but I found those two in just a few seconds of flipping through. I expected a more traditional/stereotypical tongue-in-cheeck "manly" guide so I dont' mind the gender stereotypes, but the religious references need to be part of the branding. "A Christian's guy's Manual to Manhood" would be more accurate. As for the actual advice it is pretty good but also pretty basic. How to wear cologne. Step 1. Buy cologne. Step 2. Open Cologne. Step 3. Spray cologne (3 pumps max) Step 4. Close cologne.
- I bought this for my 13 year old son for Christmas. He loves it!! I am a single parent and my son's father is not in the picture. This book is great for my son to be able to read about things he is always asking me about. Some of the things in the book he won't need to learn about until he is older, but that is great because I feel like the book will grow with him. This is a great book for single moms and their sons.
- i bought this book for my younger brother kind of as a welcome to manhood gift. i read through it before i gave ti to him and it actually has quite a bit of good knowledge inside. its not really written in a way that someone would read the entire book and i doubt if he gets a flat tire he will find his manhood book to learn how to change it but still it is a fitting gift and im happy with the purchase .
- I purchased this as a Christmas gift for my teenager (or maybe for his 16th birthday the month after, I'm undecided at the moment). It arrived today in perfect condition, not a crease in the cover or pages. I flipped through it a bit, and I'm pretty satisfied with the straightforward content. I think he'll like it, too. Win, win.
- This book was perfect for my 15-year-old nephew. Great advice, and how-to's and lessons. Upon opening it, he was a bit sheepishly embarrassed about it, but later I saw him looking through it, and he said he could tell he was going to enjoy it. My adult brother also said he wanted to look at it, so maybe it is a good book for men of all ages! Fun and informative read!
- This a great book to give to teens and even 20 somethings at home still. It is a little like a scout handbook. It has a series of tasks and basic skills men should know. They are simple and seem a little silly or no-brainers but it is amazing how much confidence and self-esteem can be raised having completed the book. As someone who is a long way from even 20 somethings, it is satisfying reading through the book and saying Yup know that one. Things like how to tie a necktie, change a flat tire, are a couple of them to give you an idea.
- I love that the author is a christian author. I bought this for my brother for his 18th birthday and he thinks it is an even mixture of humor, seriousness, and advice that is actually helpful. The contents seemed to fit his personality and so far, he's enjoyed reading it.
- Gift for grandson at graduation. Looked like it contained quite a few tips that might seem to be common knowledge but are not always taught to young men these days. As he heads off to college and living on his own for the first time I hope it will give him a few pointers so he won't have to rely on "advice" from some of his peers who know even less than he does. One can hope.
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