June 2008: Books About Dads

In the books we love for June -- the month in which we celebrate Father's Day -- fatherhood is front and center. Whether by dads or about them, whether tragic or broadly comic, these seven titles examine the unbreakable bond between fathers and their children.

Yes You're Pregnant
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Yes, You're Pregnant, But What About Me? (HarperCollins)

By Kevin Nealon

Former Saturday Night Live regular Kevin Nealon's wit and humor translate brilliantly to the page in his very funny take on becoming a first-time dad at 53. His rich descriptions of his childhood, his single days, his career, and falling in love with his wife are laced throughout his story, which focuses mostly on his wife's pregnancy and his panic and insecurities that ensue. With relatable observations and genuine warmth, Nealon describes his trepidation about being a good father (will he have answers to such questions as, "Who invented the patent, and did he/she get credit for it?"), his first encounters with his wife's new hormonal reactions (she began to find his smell -- and one night, his voice -- nauseating), and his hilarious adventures at prenatal classes (Hi-Def might not be the best format for a birthing video).

The book culminates in the beautiful (yet also, of course, humorous) arrival of his son. This book is perfect for first-time fathers, mothers...or anyone who likes to laugh.

-- Lisa Gerry

Buy Yes, You're Pregnant


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