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	title:	Girls Will Be Girls: Raising Confident and Courageous Daughters
	author:	JoAnn Deak, Teresa Barker, Ph.D. Joann Deak
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Hyperion
	released:	November 1, 2003
	isbn:	0786886579
	isbn-13:	9780786886579

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Intelligent, practical and well-written - Rated JoAnn Deak spoke at my daughter's school. Many of the parents bought into her manifesto for raising confident and courageous daughters. Her book is a handbook that should be read by mothers and fathers bringing up girls. The book is readable and lucid, not remotely academic. The advice in the book is born from years of experience as a school psychologist and mother of daughters. JoAnn Deak is not one of these theorists that has no direct experience of their subject! As a father, the section of the book for fathers, was invaluable.

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Intelligent, practical and well-written - Rated 4/5
JoAnn Deak spoke at my daughter's school. Many of the parents bought into her manifesto for raising confident and courageous daughters. Her book is a handbook that should be read by mothers and fathers bringing up girls. The book is readable and lucid, not remotely academic. The advice in the book is born from years of experience as a school psychologist and mother of daughters. JoAnn Deak is not one of these theorists that has no direct experience of their subject! As a father, the section of the book for fathers, was invaluable.