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Telling Your Children Your “Story” - Plus, Your Chance to Win a Free Book

  
  
  
Have you ever thought about how you are going to tell your children about your life?

According to author and Generation Y expert Michael McQueen, the current generation of kids yearns to know all about their parents – the good and the bad. And one of the most important things a father can do is to leave a legacy for his children – a legacy they can learn and live from.

Enter Memento, a new book by McQueen that makes it manageable and fun to record your life in writing for your children.

Memento is filled with great questions that allow you to “go deep” and show your real self to your kids, so that when you pass on, they will have a treasure trove of stories to turn to for wisdom and guidance.

Chronicle Books, the publisher of Memento, has given us five copies of the book to give away to readers of The Father Factor and we're running a little contest:

Send us your response to this question from the book for a chance to win a copy of Memento. The five winners will be announced on Monday morning, so the deadline for entries is Sunday, May 30, at midnight!

Remember – answer this as if your child is asking you: “What is your favorite movie and why?” And make sure to include your name in the comment!

Comments

My favorite movie is Kung Fu Panda. One because it is funny but aslo be cause in teh end Po finds out that he didn't need anything else to become the Dragon Warrior. He was born with all he needed. Po had to believe in himself. Although it took him time and he had to endure unbelievers/doubters in him he was able to prove to them and himslef that he mattered
Posted @ Friday, July 27, 2012 5:21 PM by chuck padilla
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