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Winner of a 2022-2023 Reader Views Literary Award for humor! Andrew McKinney seems to have it made: an important job, a great wife and three wonderful children. But when his two daughters become teenagers, life turns upside down. It's as if aliens have taken over the bodies of his loving daughters, leaving him confused and uncertain about what to do. Follow Andrew's hilarious adventures as he deals with cell phones (from commando raids to decoy phones), wild parties, theft of his beer and a strange neighbour who prances around his pool naked and complains about their dog. Family holidays provide some relief and family bonding, but comical mishaps ensue, such as racing down a mountain to reach the gate before it closes. As they teeter on the brink of chaos, Andrew and his wife must determine what to do with their youngest and most rebellious child - send her to university or kick her out of the house? Part memoir and part self-help book, these warm-hearted stories sparkle with wit and wisdom while providing the laughs and support that a best friend would. How I Lost My Hair Raising Teenage Girls is a parenting comedy for everyone. If you've raised teenagers or been one, then this is the book for you. If you never had children but wondered what it would be like, this is the book for you. And if you ever thought that pets would add to your domestic bliss, then ... this ... is the book for you!

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Rated: 5 out of 5 stars A father of three navigates his way through life with his family, pets, disgruntled neighbours with varying degrees of success. The places they visit both as a family and whilst he is on business are beautifully described and you can imagine yourself there. Whilst not having children myself, I can empathise with lots of incidents in this book and it felt like a pleasure to read. We can all relate to the lure of a screen especially with teenagers, so this just hits the spot Clare Fairclough, NetGalley Rated: 4 out of 5 stars During the book I often thought, luckily there are more parents who go through the same thing. I'm almost through puberty, but recognized so much! Adolescents are about the same and now I know where my gray hair comes from ... recommended! Ellen Bossink, Blogger

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