Michael Lewis

A whimsical, unsparing observation about the disparity between social expectation and the actual experiences of today's new fathers shares stories from the author's everyday life and his realizations about how many new dads engage in elaborate cover-ups to hide their true feelings on parenthood. Original.

Home Game: An Accidental Guide to Fatherhood

An unsparing observation about the disparity between social expectation and the actual experiences of new fathers shares stories from the author's life after the births of his three children.

Nadine 

Lighthearted look at parenthood from the fathers point of view.

Barry Hess

I really enjoy Michael Lewis, though this book read a bit more fractured than his usual fair. The anecdotes were spot on given my experience at fatherhood, which mirrors Lewis's. Three kids, same ages, first two daughters, etc. It's a nice place for fathers to be at home with someone who knows what the experience feels like.

Home Game: An Accidental Guide to Fatherhood

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