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One of our very own SingleDad member%u2019s, Joel Schwartzberg has recently published a book called, The 40-year old Version, Humoirs of a Divorced Dad. I find his book not only funny, but amazingly realistic and engaging.

Book Review :40 Year Old Version

Author: RJ Jaramillo

Posted: 06/10/09

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One of our very own SingleDad member's, Joel Schwartzberg has recently published a book called, The 40-year old Version, Humoirs of a Divorced Dad. I find his book not only funny, but amazingly realistic and engaging. So many chapters of this book blend well together with the daily lives that we all share as divorced dads, that I found myself saying, "Yeah, I can relate to that, Yeah that happened to me..." what I found the most valuable lesson in the book was keeping a sense of humor throughout our lives with our children. It is a valuable tool in keeping emotional balance as a single parent and I hope you will enjoy this book as much as I did.

- RJ Jaramillo, Founder SingleDad.com

Joel Schwartzberg is an award-winning essayist and screenwriter, national champion public speaker and speech coach, law school drop-out, horror fan, divorced father, and former Wheel of Fortune contestant. He was a Head Writer for Nickelodeon in 1998 and founded the TIME For Kids website in 2000. Currently, he is the Director of New Media for a PBS broadcast news magazine.

Joel's essays on parenting and other spontaneous phenomena have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, The New York Daily News, The New York Post, The Star Ledger, New Jersey Monthly, Babble.com, Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Huffington Post, and regional parenting magazines throughout the U.S. and Canada.