An inspiring book that tells the unconditional love and bond between a father and son.

San Diego California, USA – WEBWIRE

What an awesome inspiring read. If you want a book that keeps you so inspired that you cant put it down, this book is for you. Paul has clearly described the loving role as father of which many would inspire to be. Amazon Review

Dr. Paul F. MacVitties Learn, Labor, Love, Laugh Live: A Fathers Daily Thoughts To His Son was exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience. The said event was held last January 27-30, 2023, at New Orleans N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana.

Learn, Labor, Love, Laugh Live: A Fathers Daily Thoughts To His Son is a memoir that recounts the authors experiences and challenges from childhood to profound fatherhood.

Paul never got to experience parental nurturing or direction after he was kidnapped from his mother when he was eight months old. He was only reunited with her when he was 19 years old. That is why when he became a father, he vowed to become the best father who constantly guides and shows his love to his son. And this is all shown throughout the book.

The author has never failed to constantly encourage and show unconditional love to his son, Mac, despite being far from him. He gave Mac some insightful tips about courtship, marriage, and becoming a father himself. The book contains a series of emails sent by Paul, starting from Macs four years as a Cadet at the US Air Force Academy until he became an Air Officer Commanding one of the 40 squadrons at the Air Force Academy.

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Learn, Labor, Love, Laugh Live: A Fathers Daily Thoughts To His Son
Author | Dr. Paul F. MacVittie
Published date | 10/12/22
Publisher | ReadersMagnet
Genre | Memoir, Self Help

Author Bio

Paul MacVittie was born in Buffalo, NY in 1937. In 1938, he was kidnapped from his mother and, after a couple of years, was dropped off at a nunnery in Detroit, MI. Eventually, he was returned to his paternal grandparents home in Buffalo. After his father remarried, Paul went to live with him in Bridgeport, CT, but found his father figures and family through athletic activities in the neighborhood and high school. He was offered an athletic scholarship to a Prep School in Milford, CT. From there he went to Gordon College, Gordon-Conwell grad school in Massachusetts, Fuller Grad School in Pasadena, CA and St. Louis Psychoanalytic Institute in St. Louis, MO. His career spanned various professional disciplines, ranging from a college coach, inspirational speaker, and teacher, business personnel executive to a psycho-dynamic psychotherapist – a life coach. Paul and his wife of 41 years, Robbin, live in rural New Hampshire where he loves to read, observe wildlife, and tend the flower gardens and fields around their home.