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Daddy, Please Quit
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- ISBN8231697649
- EAN9798231697649
- Date de parution14/09/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Book Description:"Daddy, Please Quit" is a 20-chapter deeply engaging book - each crafted as a blend of real-life inspired storytelling and practical solutions. Includes supportive tools: 30-Day No-Smoke Tracker Gradual Reduction Log (Maya's Method) Family Promise Board Reward Milestones Readers' Voices & Real Promises Millions of families silently suffer because of smoking. This book reflects: The fear of children who cry at night, wondering if they will lose their father or mother too soon.
The emptiness of families broken by addiction-festivals without joy, birthdays without a parent's presence, and a home that becomes silent. The struggle of smokers themselves, who want to quit but feel powerless against their cravings. The social shame and helplessness families face when addiction takes control of their loved one. Unlike generic guides, this book speaks directly to: Fathers & Mothers who smoke, but love their children more than anything.
Children & Families searching for a way to save their loved ones without nagging or arguments. Individuals struggling with addiction who want a path that feels achievable, hopeful, and filled with love instead of guilt. Most books only say, "Quit smoking-it's bad." But Daddy, Please Quit gives clear, proven steps, woven into Maya's journey: Gradual Reduction Technique - quitting step by step without shocking the mind.
Craving Control Methods - thought-shield, delay tricks, and distraction hacks. Healthy Habit Replacements - gardening, walking, bonding activities that heal the craving gap. Family & Community Support Model - turning quitting into a team effort instead of a lonely battle. Celebration Milestones - replacing guilt with pride, every small victory becomes a festival. Characters That Teach Through Love Maya - The little girl whose innocence and courage become stronger than cigarettes.
Papa - A father torn between habit and his daughter's love, representing every struggling smoker. Nitin - Maya's friend who loses his father, a painful mirror of reality. Mama & Community - Prove that quitting is never one person's fight-it's a family and society mission. Why is this book more important than other quit-smoking guides? Most books = medical facts, warnings, and statistics. This book = living, breathing story + emotional impact + practical tools.
It doesn't just scare smokers-it shows them the human cost through Maya's eyes, making every reader feel personally responsible. It doesn't just give instructions-it provides trackers, boards, and step-by-step action plans that involve the entire family. It transforms quitting from a lonely punishment into a family victory, making success 10x more achievable. In short: This book doesn't just tell you why to quit-it shows you how to quit, makes you want to quit, and holds your hand until you succeed.
While reading, every smoker and family will ask themselves: "If Maya were my daughter, would she be begging me the same way?" "Is one cigarette worth more than my child's love?" "What legacy am I leaving behind-smoke or smiles?"
The emptiness of families broken by addiction-festivals without joy, birthdays without a parent's presence, and a home that becomes silent. The struggle of smokers themselves, who want to quit but feel powerless against their cravings. The social shame and helplessness families face when addiction takes control of their loved one. Unlike generic guides, this book speaks directly to: Fathers & Mothers who smoke, but love their children more than anything.
Children & Families searching for a way to save their loved ones without nagging or arguments. Individuals struggling with addiction who want a path that feels achievable, hopeful, and filled with love instead of guilt. Most books only say, "Quit smoking-it's bad." But Daddy, Please Quit gives clear, proven steps, woven into Maya's journey: Gradual Reduction Technique - quitting step by step without shocking the mind.
Craving Control Methods - thought-shield, delay tricks, and distraction hacks. Healthy Habit Replacements - gardening, walking, bonding activities that heal the craving gap. Family & Community Support Model - turning quitting into a team effort instead of a lonely battle. Celebration Milestones - replacing guilt with pride, every small victory becomes a festival. Characters That Teach Through Love Maya - The little girl whose innocence and courage become stronger than cigarettes.
Papa - A father torn between habit and his daughter's love, representing every struggling smoker. Nitin - Maya's friend who loses his father, a painful mirror of reality. Mama & Community - Prove that quitting is never one person's fight-it's a family and society mission. Why is this book more important than other quit-smoking guides? Most books = medical facts, warnings, and statistics. This book = living, breathing story + emotional impact + practical tools.
It doesn't just scare smokers-it shows them the human cost through Maya's eyes, making every reader feel personally responsible. It doesn't just give instructions-it provides trackers, boards, and step-by-step action plans that involve the entire family. It transforms quitting from a lonely punishment into a family victory, making success 10x more achievable. In short: This book doesn't just tell you why to quit-it shows you how to quit, makes you want to quit, and holds your hand until you succeed.
While reading, every smoker and family will ask themselves: "If Maya were my daughter, would she be begging me the same way?" "Is one cigarette worth more than my child's love?" "What legacy am I leaving behind-smoke or smiles?"
Book Description:"Daddy, Please Quit" is a 20-chapter deeply engaging book - each crafted as a blend of real-life inspired storytelling and practical solutions. Includes supportive tools: 30-Day No-Smoke Tracker Gradual Reduction Log (Maya's Method) Family Promise Board Reward Milestones Readers' Voices & Real Promises Millions of families silently suffer because of smoking. This book reflects: The fear of children who cry at night, wondering if they will lose their father or mother too soon.
The emptiness of families broken by addiction-festivals without joy, birthdays without a parent's presence, and a home that becomes silent. The struggle of smokers themselves, who want to quit but feel powerless against their cravings. The social shame and helplessness families face when addiction takes control of their loved one. Unlike generic guides, this book speaks directly to: Fathers & Mothers who smoke, but love their children more than anything.
Children & Families searching for a way to save their loved ones without nagging or arguments. Individuals struggling with addiction who want a path that feels achievable, hopeful, and filled with love instead of guilt. Most books only say, "Quit smoking-it's bad." But Daddy, Please Quit gives clear, proven steps, woven into Maya's journey: Gradual Reduction Technique - quitting step by step without shocking the mind.
Craving Control Methods - thought-shield, delay tricks, and distraction hacks. Healthy Habit Replacements - gardening, walking, bonding activities that heal the craving gap. Family & Community Support Model - turning quitting into a team effort instead of a lonely battle. Celebration Milestones - replacing guilt with pride, every small victory becomes a festival. Characters That Teach Through Love Maya - The little girl whose innocence and courage become stronger than cigarettes.
Papa - A father torn between habit and his daughter's love, representing every struggling smoker. Nitin - Maya's friend who loses his father, a painful mirror of reality. Mama & Community - Prove that quitting is never one person's fight-it's a family and society mission. Why is this book more important than other quit-smoking guides? Most books = medical facts, warnings, and statistics. This book = living, breathing story + emotional impact + practical tools.
It doesn't just scare smokers-it shows them the human cost through Maya's eyes, making every reader feel personally responsible. It doesn't just give instructions-it provides trackers, boards, and step-by-step action plans that involve the entire family. It transforms quitting from a lonely punishment into a family victory, making success 10x more achievable. In short: This book doesn't just tell you why to quit-it shows you how to quit, makes you want to quit, and holds your hand until you succeed.
While reading, every smoker and family will ask themselves: "If Maya were my daughter, would she be begging me the same way?" "Is one cigarette worth more than my child's love?" "What legacy am I leaving behind-smoke or smiles?"
The emptiness of families broken by addiction-festivals without joy, birthdays without a parent's presence, and a home that becomes silent. The struggle of smokers themselves, who want to quit but feel powerless against their cravings. The social shame and helplessness families face when addiction takes control of their loved one. Unlike generic guides, this book speaks directly to: Fathers & Mothers who smoke, but love their children more than anything.
Children & Families searching for a way to save their loved ones without nagging or arguments. Individuals struggling with addiction who want a path that feels achievable, hopeful, and filled with love instead of guilt. Most books only say, "Quit smoking-it's bad." But Daddy, Please Quit gives clear, proven steps, woven into Maya's journey: Gradual Reduction Technique - quitting step by step without shocking the mind.
Craving Control Methods - thought-shield, delay tricks, and distraction hacks. Healthy Habit Replacements - gardening, walking, bonding activities that heal the craving gap. Family & Community Support Model - turning quitting into a team effort instead of a lonely battle. Celebration Milestones - replacing guilt with pride, every small victory becomes a festival. Characters That Teach Through Love Maya - The little girl whose innocence and courage become stronger than cigarettes.
Papa - A father torn between habit and his daughter's love, representing every struggling smoker. Nitin - Maya's friend who loses his father, a painful mirror of reality. Mama & Community - Prove that quitting is never one person's fight-it's a family and society mission. Why is this book more important than other quit-smoking guides? Most books = medical facts, warnings, and statistics. This book = living, breathing story + emotional impact + practical tools.
It doesn't just scare smokers-it shows them the human cost through Maya's eyes, making every reader feel personally responsible. It doesn't just give instructions-it provides trackers, boards, and step-by-step action plans that involve the entire family. It transforms quitting from a lonely punishment into a family victory, making success 10x more achievable. In short: This book doesn't just tell you why to quit-it shows you how to quit, makes you want to quit, and holds your hand until you succeed.
While reading, every smoker and family will ask themselves: "If Maya were my daughter, would she be begging me the same way?" "Is one cigarette worth more than my child's love?" "What legacy am I leaving behind-smoke or smiles?"
