ASIN: B00CPCYO1W
Publisher: Chapel Street Press
Pages: 331
Jason Ayres is a father, a DJ, a wannabe writer and more. Fatherhood arrived unexpectedly for him in his late thirties and within a couple of years he had swapped suits and company cars for nappies and microphones.With time on his hands in-between karaoke nights and nappy changes, he began to keep a diary about his experiences. This book collects together the best of his musings during a year of his new life - from feeding fussy toddlers to battles with supermarkets, all the time fighting the onset of middle-aged flab against a backdrop of wedding buffets and new flavours of crisps.If you are looking for a serious parenting guide you might want to look elsewhere. If you're looking for a little self-deprecating, observational humour, then this might the book for you.This was the first of three non-fiction books that Jason Ayres wrote before turning his attention to writing novels. He has ...
