Monica (teadrinker) - reviewed on 1/27/2010 + 25 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 1

I especially enjoyed reading this book from a father's perspective about sharing the teenage years with his daughter. Throughout the book, he also reflects back on his times of growing up with his father and the "mountains" he climbed with his dad. He learned both practical and spiritual applications from those years, which he passes on to both the reader and his daughter. The book begins with his 15-year old daughter, announcing she wants to climb a mountain. Throughout the book, father and daughter do climb mountains as well as run marathons together. The adventures were all unique and both father and daughter learned lessons that last a life time and create a special bond between them.

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