This book is a letter to his son and a confession: the author writes about the difficulties of being a father. He examines the important and surprisingly simple truths of life: friendship, love, shame, talks about growing up and finding your own way. He does not try to be a perfect father. On the contrary, he accepts his shortcomings, confesses his failures and reminds us that it is imperfection that makes a person real. With heartfelt humor and self-critical sincerity, he tells how he fell in love with a woman who is his complete opposite, and how he learned to live, building his world around the people he loves unconditionally. A warm and sincere story about sleepless nights and moments of joy for all those who have ever loved, quickly matured or are simply trying to understand this world a little better.