Reviews for El Perro, Un Amigo En la Familia: El Papel de la Mascota (Gu�a de Padres Series)

The average rating for El Perro, Un Amigo En la Familia: El Papel de la Mascota (Gu�a de Padres Series) based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-02-22 00:00:00 Etienne Cornu The only parts I truly found useful were the infrequent explorations that began dome sections. Otherwise, it seemed too full of banal definitions that are more suited to the "Barbie & Ken" set than regular people. Perhaps I'm being harsh, having spent the majority of my life around highly intelligent men & women...

Review # 2 was written on 2020-12-31 00:00:00 Clarke Dilks Yes, I have this book. And yes, it's on audio tape. Whilst taking a leisurely drive home from Maryland to New York a few months ago, I stopped off at this depressing little outlet mall in Delaware. They had one of those cheap bookshops and outside, a rack with $1 audio books. Audio books, NPR, Prairie Home Companion, I love it all while driving so I thought I'd take a look. The best thing there was this Dr. Phil book and since hey, I'm a fool when it comes to love I thought why not? Well, after spending 3 hours listening, I'm still a fool but at least one who has had drilled into her head by a screaming Texan that I shouldn't date drunks, emotional retards, drug addicts and homeless people. Thanks Dr. Phil. There was one part at the end though that I enjoyed, where he made you write out a list of all the attributes you would want your ideal mate to have- from the physical to the emotional. A list that goes beyond dark hair and likes kids. It has choices on there that make you really think about who you would want to be with, "someone who plans parties, goes to parties, hates parties," "adventurous, likes to stay home, never know what he will come up with next," etc etc. It may sound silly, but I thought it helped.