At first I didn't like the main character. That's typical and thank goodness I kept reading. Evinson's great at descriptive writing. He deals realistically with grief and loss. The best thing for me is how he shows fathers trying to make up for mistakes. I loved the father-daughter relationships, the father-son relationships, and how he helped each work through challenges. ( )

Disabilities, ( )

Touching and well written. ( )

I enjoyed this book quite a bit with its dry humor and different father-child relationships that all make the same point that we will most likely fail as parents but need to keep trying, all of this with the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. ( )

The narrator's attitude towards women was so unpleasant that I actually couldn't read any more - the final straw was commenting that a woman who was wearing leggings needed a Brazilian!