Parenting For Everyone

Dignity – What’s That, Sam?

by UpParent on February 17, 2012

Now available for sale!

A new work of fiction for teenagers and adults about dignity is available for sale! Authors Victor Dull and Aigul Aubanova’s first book Dignity- What’s That, Sam? is the result of twelve years of research in the field of parenting and ethics. The story is about a teenager who runs away from home toward adventures. On his way he discovers the truth about his dignity. With the help of a stranger and circumstances the boy is forced to ask himself such questions as what is the truth about me, what is my price, what is intelligence and what has dignity to do with anything. The book is now ready for sale.

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