The Fatherless Athlete

by Tariq Brown automaticmoney

This is a excellent book that I personally feel should be read by every child and adult raising children or working with children weather in the schools or in the public.

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Teaching kids how to face fears
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Top of the charts positive motivational book for students
Best Book to understand the common struggle of growing up without a father
Personal favorite for many reasons beyond measue

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Review on The Fatherless Athlete

Keion Carpenter was the greatest man I ever known. I think his passion for life and success motivated me to be more determined to be successful growing up. He lived a life of filled with surprises and adventure. He was the type of person that could see a ordinary person like the guy by the bus stop or the guy working in the barber shop would see and would always be grateful to be blessed by his presence. Its easy to say my big brother stuck out like a sore thumb and naturally he deals with the consequences of life facing different pressures as a young star coming up. This is the man who defied all his challenges and barriers by believing in God and in himself and moving with a purpose to execute his goals. Sure he goes through obstacles with strife and grief like all of our children but theirs a little secret in this book to help you and your future star if you believe in your child like I believe in mines and his. Keion Carpenter dedicated his life to helping kids like himself when he retired from the NFL. He started organizations like the Carpenter House, Shutdown Academy, and For My Kids in effort to reach the kids who over achieve high in sports but struggle in academics or socially because of cultural barriers. I truly do believe the NFL and the State of Maryland and Atlanta owes Mr Carpenter should be Prized for all his accomplishments but then again. Maybe They wont have to give him one you can support his family and your by picking up this book right now and sharing this link with as many people as possible. I hope all the fathers and single moms get a chance to read it with your kids or students