The O'Reilly Factor for Kids: Parenting Guide for American Families - Essential Tips for Child Development and Family Bonding

First of all, to the "adult" liberal reviewers of this book who have spewed their venom here, "stick it in your ear." I am about to purchase this book for two of my grandkids. I did a quick review of the book with Amazons "search inside this book" feature. Just reading the first few pages it quickly became apparent to me that this is a book any kid, liberals included, (myself when I was a kid) could benefit from.The primary principal I see Mr. O'Reilly teaching kids in the first few pages, is that they are okay, and it is not their fault when others do things that may hurt or disappoint them. What a wonderful thing to say to a child. And further, how to take care of themselves when these things do happen.Liberal reviewers of this book seem to think that because Mr. O'Reilly is open, straight forward and honest about who he is then and now, (including his great success) that this is somehow self serving. So typical of a liberal worldview that honesty interprets as arrogance in their minds, rather than what it really is; humility. But then you can only recognize that if you happen to have a little.Growing up can be so painfully hard for kids. The pain of my own childhood (being a fat kid; but no longer) will always be with me. I was picked on unmercifully by even my own brother. To have had a book like this to read then, would have gone a long way towards soothing an often hurting little soul. Thanx Bill for being so thoughtful as to care about the kids.