Parenting Fathers guide to teaching sons in nature, using nature in the most manly way possible. Create your own memories, and have some fun with your sons LDS Mormon Edition

Accessible, informative, helpful and humorous answers to the questions that many parents have about baptism. This is a booklet for parents and guardians who, in bringing a child for baptism, bring also a number of questions. What is really going on? What should happen next? And what about the vows - what do they add up to? How seriously should we take them? Combined with humorous cartoons by Alistair Jones, David Hamilton's excellent introduction sets out to answer these questions in a relaxed, informal way.

This book of poetry tells about Davids life. On Belle street, the people he knew and respected growing up. The poems are about things he's seen done or heard about. The people are as real as the experiences. The title poem Wouldn't You Like to Know tells of Davids adventures both good and bad. The sub-title is just what it says My Past My Present and My Future with my father in heaven my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Other poems to look out for are A Letter to God, The Love of Money, Verses, A Sinners Prayer, War, The Brothers of Reality about a group David belonged to as a young man, 1720 Bell street where David grew up and My Children a poem giving advise and direction to his children.