30 September 2011

Ten books for geeky parents

In: All Ages, Behavior + Learning

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via www.ohdeedoh.com

How could I NOT link to this Ohdeedoh roundup? I just spoke at a gaming conference about Geeky Parenting, for goodness' sake.

And some of my favorite authors' books are included, such as Alice Bradley and Eden Kennedy's Let's Panic About Babies! (my review), and one Ken Denmead's awesome Geek Dad compilations (my review of the original Geek Dad book).

Read the full post at Ohdeedoh: 10 Books For Geeky Parents To Pick Up

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