Diary of the wife of Herbert Henry Asquith, the Liberal Prime Minister who lead Great Britain during the first two years of World War I. Covers the early war years and Lloyd George's defeat of Asquith's government in December 1916.
Exploring the complexities of child behavior, this book delves into the factors that shape good and bad actions in children. It emphasizes that parenting, environment, and societal influences play crucial roles in a child's development, challenging the notion that behavior is purely a matter of luck. Through insightful analysis, it offers guidance for parents and educators on fostering positive behavior and understanding the roots of negative actions, aiming to create a more supportive environment for all children.
The narrative chronicles a personal journey of faith and self-discovery, shaped by the author's struggles with ADHD over two decades. With the support of his daughter Natalie, he transformed years of contemplation into a published work, reflecting on the divine influence in his life. The author expresses hope that his family and friends will appreciate this testament to his experiences and growth. Central to his message is a reliance on faith, encapsulated in the biblical promise of guidance and revelation.