When Daniel Taylor asked himself those questions, he found himself recalling stories from his past. Stories about dancing with the girl always chosen last, about being bored in church, about facing the neighborhood bully. Reflecting on those experiences and retelling them in letters to his children, he began to share in a profound way his deepest convictions about friendship, prayer, family, church, honesty, self-image and faith in God.

In these letters, now with a new conclusion reflecting on his years of being a parent since this book was first published, you'll discover a wealth of stories that will transport you back to your own past. You'll find yourself rethinking your own values and what you want to pass on to your children. And inspired by Taylor's example, perhaps you'll begin to tell your own stories.