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Les Parrot, Ph.D, author of Helping Your Struggling Teenager writes,
"What a story! Every parent who has been in battle with their teenager will benefit from this candid book. It’s honest. Grounded. And immensely hopeful."
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Are you a dad (or a mom) navigating rough waters with a struggling teen?
Are you a daughter (or son) ready to bail out on your dad or mom?
Are your kids doing great but do the upcoming teen years make you nervous? |
| You’re not alone. Charles and Heather Stone—former Dad Gone Crazy and Daughter Gone Wild—know what you’re facing. Somewhere around Heather’s thirteenth birthday, this docile pastor’s kid made a u-turn and became a struggling teen. Sneaking out, cigarettes, alcohol, drugs—you name it, Heather tried it. She was kicked out of four schools, enrolled seven times in troubled teen programs, and arrested twice. It wasn’t long before Charles and Heather’s relationship hung by a thread.
Maybe your relationship isn’t quite to the “hanging-by-a-thread” point with a problem teen. Maybe the thread’s already broken. Wherever you are on the father-daughter journey, Charles and Heather have some helpful advice for troubled teens. The years of mayhem now lie in the rear-view mirror for them, and they’ve emerged stronger and closer than they could have ever imagined during her rebellious teen years.
As you travel with Charles and Heather through their stormy years of a rebellious teen, you’ll learn the nine relationship “Life Preservers” they clung to—life preservers that can see you through your storms, as well.
For exasperated daughters and dads at the end of their rope, there is hope. Hope for problem teens going wild. Hope for dads and moms going crazy. Hope for restored relationships.
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This book should be required reading for all fathers and daughters trying to find their way through the jungle of adolescent rebellion and parental dilemma.
-- R. A. “Buddy” Scott, author of Relief for Hurting Parents
A gripping, gritty account of losing a daughter -- and getting her back. This is a book written from the trenches of parenting at its very hardest. Charles and Heather have penned far more than the true story of a prodigal coming home --this is a practical guide for dealing with a daughter gone wild. An excellent resource for fathers and daughters -- and it wouldn't hurt to read it before a storm hits.
-- Dave Meurer, author of If You Childproof Your Home, They'll Still Get In and Good Spousekeeping
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