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KING OF NOTHING MUCH.

Author:	JESSE EDWARD JOHNSON
Publisher:	[Place of publication not identified] : PAUL DRY Books, 2020.
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	"Weldon Tines, 41, is a stay-at-home dad who has outlived his usefulness in the role. The twins--Danny and Reese--have just started kindergarten, his older daughter Presley wants nothing to do with him, and his wife Deb makes enough money for the family to live on. Newly rudderless, Weldon struggles to understand his purpose on this earth. Who is it that can tell him who he is? When Weldon slides gleefully down an inflatable slide at a child's birthday party, only to come crashing into the birthday boy, he thinks he's just made a mistake that will lead only to hassle and headache. Instead, it kick-starts a quest for personal discovery that culminates in a dramatic flourishing of Weldon's deep-seated heroism"--  Read more...
Subjects	Stay-at-home fathers -- Fiction. Families -- Fiction. Identity (Philosophical concept) -- Fiction. View all subjects
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