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| The book is marvellous. It will preserve the childhoods of David Broadbent's kids forever and when they're very, very old they'll leaf through its pages and remember what a good dad they had. I hope the book does well. It certainly deserves to do so. |
Phillip Adams AO, radio broadcaster and presenter of ABC Radio National's Late Night Live |
| This book would be good for those who don’t know how to talk to children — those people whose only response to anything a child says is to laugh at the child. It would also be a good for students studying childcare. And of course for psychology students. |
Dorothy Rowe, psychologist and writer |
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