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Also by Shmuley Boteach:

Kosher Jesus, February 2012
Hardcover / e-Book
Honoring The Child Spirit, January 2011
Hardcover
Renewal, July 2010
Hardcover
The Blessing Of Enough, May 2010
Paperback
The Michael Jackson Tapes, October 2009
Hardcover
The Kosher Sutra, January 2009
Hardcover
Parenting With Fire: Lighting Up the Family with Passion and Inspiration, September 2006
Hardcover
10 Conversations You Need to Have with Your Children, April 2006
Hardcover
Dating Secrets of the Ten Commandments, January 2001
Hardcover
Kosher Sex, January 2000
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10 Conversations You Need to Have with Your Children
Shmuley Boteach

10 Conversations will help you stay connected to your children so that they develop the kind of strong moral character that leads to rich, meaningful lives.

Regan Books
April 2006
208 pages
ISBN: 0061134813
Hardcover
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Self-Help Relationships | Non-Fiction

Why do I have to repeat everything? Why does every conversation end in an argument?

Communicating with our children. Conversing. Connecting. When did it become so difficult? And how do we begin to change it for the better?

This book was designed to help parents answer these important questions, and it is based on two fundamental ideas: The first is that there are no bad children, and no deliberately bad parents -- but that sometimes, despite the best of intentions on both sides, there can be bad relationships between parents and children. The second is that, as parents, we must do everything we can to save those relationships, to reach out and really communicate with our children, because it is only through talking to them that we can create an environment for inspiration and change.

In this compelling book, Shmuley Boteach, passionate social commentator and outspoken relationship guru, walks you through the critical conversations, including: cherishing childhood; developing intellectual curiosity; knowing who you are and what you want to become; learning to forgive; realizing the importance of family and tradition; being fearless and courageous. As a father of eight, Rabbi Shmuley speaks from a wealth of experience. He has written a book for parents of children of all ages, from toddlers, who are just beginning to become aware of the world around them, to adolescents, who must learn to navigate all sorts of tricky social and academic pressures.

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