Bill Cosby is such a funny guy. I've been enjoying his humor since I was in grade school. Does anybody remember Picture Pages? I can still hear the song in my mind: "Picture Pages, picture pages, time for fun with picture pages, time for me to draw another picture for you!" I don't recall being wildly entertained by the show, but his pen would make noises as he drew on the board. The Cosby Show, though, is one of my top ten all time favorite TV shows. Funny stuff.
Anyway, I have just finished reading Fatherhood. The humor doesn't disapoint, and I found myself laughing out loud several times, especially when I recognized the behaviors he described from my own children. He describes some of the joys and struggles a father may expect from his children from birth to adulthood.The commentaries at the beginning and end were a little dry, but interesting to note how views on psychology and parenting transform over time.
Here is my rating system for books I read:
one star = didn't like it (I won't be reading books to completion that would rate lower than one star)
two stars = it was okay
three stars = it was enjoyable
four stars = really liked it
five stars = couldn't put it down, can't get it out of my head now that it's over
For Fatherhood, I give it three stars
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