father-son relationship

Patriarch Paul, his loveable, slightly repressed gay son Fenno, and other members of the McLeod family deal with difficult issues of love and loss over the course of several years.

A memoir in which author David Gilmour tells about his experiences after he responded to what he saw as a disenchantment with learning in his teenage son by offering to let the fifteen-year-old drop out of school on the condition that he watch three movies a week--chosen by Gilmour, opening the doors of communication between father and son.

Mike Newlin, newly graduated from high school, is left to cope with his mother's distress, his girlfriend's anxiety, and an insinuating criminal investigator when his father shoots and kills a young co-worker then disappears.

Contains twenty short stories that explore the emotional connections between fathers and sons.

As a boy grows into manhood, he begins to realize just how much his father has influenced his life, and he is not sure if it is a positive influence or not.

When his stepfather conspires to keep thirteen-year-old Peter at a mental institution, Peter begins to piece together secrets about his past with the help of his younger brother's strangely prophetic dreams.

A father and son enjoy a range of activities together before bedtime.

In his continuing adventures, Twig, now sixteen years old, joins the crew of his father's sky pirate ship and embarks on a dangerous mission to collect the powerful stromphrax, a substance that purifies water and also prevents the city of Sanctaphrax from floating away.

Little Bill enjoys a special day when he gets to go to work with his dad.