"Father's Confession to Son"
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The tentative release date for the book is July 16, 2024. To pre-order this book, please, press the button you see below.
“Father’s Confession to Son” by Shalva Amonashvili offers a profoundly introspective and heartfelt exploration of the complexities of fatherhood, interwoven with profound insights and personal reflections. Through a series of candid conversations and introspective monologues, the author shares his experiences, wisdom, and vulnerabilities as a father, inviting readers into a journey of self- discovery and familial understanding.
The book serves as both a personal memoir and a universal exploration of parenthood’s universal challenges and joys. Amonashvili’s prose is imbued with sincerity and authenticity, resonating with readers of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you’re a father, a son, or someone navigating the complexities of familial relationships, “Father’s Confession to Son” offers profound insights and timeless wisdom that will leave a lasting impact on the hearts and minds of its readers.
Currently, there are two versions of Shalva Amonashvili’s book “Father’s Confession to Son” in our assortment- E-Book version in PDF format and a paper book in soft cover.
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E-Book in PDF format - 10 Euro
Soft cover paper book - 18 Euro
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Confession to Son — Georgia, 2024. — 172 p.
Translated by CIT Centre LLC, USA responsible for this translation: Kateryna Didenko ekaterynadidenko@gmail.com
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