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Bringing Up Your Parents

A Guide for Teenagers

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Teenager: What time do I have to be in, Dad? (Girls always ask their fathers first... they're generally easier. The reverse is true for boys.) Father: Not too late, darling. You'd better ask your mother. (A typical buck-passing trick) Teenager: Mum, is it alright if I stay out till twelve? Mother: No! And that's my final word on the subject. Teenager But why? Mother (and here comes the most predictable cop-out reply of the lot): Because I say so. Sound familiar? It needn't. You can handle your parents. You just have to have the knack. Tackling all the classic old arguments, from what you wear to what you drink, John Farman gives some inside knowledge on the tricky subject of dealing with your exasperating parents.

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Bringing Up Your Parents, John Farman

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Titel
Bringing Up Your Parents
Untertitel
A Guide for Teenagers
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
John Farman
Erscheinungsdatum
2005
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
150
ISBN10
1853408468
ISBN13
9781853408465
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Familie
Beschreibung
Teenager: What time do I have to be in, Dad? (Girls always ask their fathers first... they're generally easier. The reverse is true for boys.) Father: Not too late, darling. You'd better ask your mother. (A typical buck-passing trick) Teenager: Mum, is it alright if I stay out till twelve? Mother: No! And that's my final word on the subject. Teenager But why? Mother (and here comes the most predictable cop-out reply of the lot): Because I say so. Sound familiar? It needn't. You can handle your parents. You just have to have the knack. Tackling all the classic old arguments, from what you wear to what you drink, John Farman gives some inside knowledge on the tricky subject of dealing with your exasperating parents.