The King's Eyes: How a Father's Silent Witness Shapes His Sons
A dad is a guide. He has been somewhere.
As a child, Franco Nembrini, a famous Italian pedagogue, watched his disabled dad ride his wheelchair like a king. He was a quiet man, an introvert, and yet, Franco and his brothers were sure that he was a king. Somehow, they could read it in his eyes.
They were sure he was the strongest person in the world. And they were sure he had a mou…
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