(Book Review) The Manual to Manhood

Manual to Manhood

Manual to Manhood

Reviewed by: Ian Proano, writing student


Introduction

Title: The Manual to Manhood: How to Cook the Perfect Steak, Change a Tire, Impress a Girl & 97 Other Skills You Need to Survive

Author: Jonathan Catherman

Publisher: Revell

Publication Date: April 15, 2014

Format: Print Book

Length: 283 Pages

OVERVIEW

The Manual To Manhood is an extensive “How To” book, using step-by-step instruction on everyday need-to-know tasks that are crucial for men. The book is broken into ten sections: Women & Dating, Social Skills & Manners, Work & Ethics, Wealth & Money Management, Grooming & Personal Hygiene, Clothes & Style, Sports & Recreation, Cars & Driving, Food & Cooking, and Tools & Fix-It.

These different sections feature profiles of successful men who value manhood and integrity, and whose life stories are woven into the message of every new topic. Each “How To” within the sections begins with a short introduction, which then leads into step-by-step bullet points of how to complete a certain task. Each part ends with a small tidbit or fun fact to keep the reader interested. None of the instructions are difficult, and all of the lessons are valuable to young men moving into manhood.

ASSESSMENT

Rating (1 to 5)

4 out of 5

Suggested Audience

Young Adult Males ages 12-18

Christian Impact

Covers the basics of being a hardworking man of integrity. No crude language or lewdness is used at any time in the book. Catherman references the Lord a few times in the book, but God is not the primary focus of this book.



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