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Anonymous
Posted February 5, 2007
traditions we must never forget
'the seventeen traditions' by ralph nader is a very special little book. in it are 17 traditions that mr nader writes about from his early years and how they shaped his later years.my favorite quote from this book is from the chapter on patriotism:the arthur remembers that his mother asks him do you love your country and as a child he said yes and his mother said to him show it in deeds and not with words. this little inexpensive book has some very wonderful little lessons for all of us and it is a gentle reminder of alot of the things that we take for granted every day. some folks love there country but they wont show it they wont go out and vote or they wont go out and help others that are in need. ralph nader is truly to be commended for writing such a great book and I hope it will motivate others to take alittle bit more pride in themselfs and there country and get involved. this book would make a great gift for a friend or family member.
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A TERRIFIC read!!!
Whatever your politics are...well, this is a great book. No politics or agendas here. After you read this heartwarming book and its life-defining messages, you'll certainly want everyone in your family to read it - especially those embarking on their journey of college, marriage, etc. You can put all those other 'mumbo jumbo' 'self help' books aside. Nader tells a tale full of no nonsense, common sense lessons for life. If you don't come away with lots of thoughts and having learned at least one good lesson...well, then there's probably no hope for ya! Loved it, loved it.
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Anonymous
Posted October 30, 2008
A MUST READ FOR ANYBODY WHO CARES ABOUT FAMILY
This is a great read, a very "feel good" book. Mr. Nader had wonderful parents and the healthy upbringing. I wish every family in the world could have the stability, love and nuturing that the Nader children had. The world would be a kinder, more tolerant place. I truly believe Mr. Nader is trying to do what he thinks is ethical, despite all of the controversy. How many of us have stood up for what we believed and been proud of what we learned as children? A very good book in a very confusing and unethical world. I would recommend it to anybody and to any family.
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Anonymous
Posted March 19, 2007
Fine tribute to a Mother & Father.
After reading this Book you realize that Ralph Nader was groomed from childhood to pursue the lofty endeavors that have shaped his life. Recommened reading for the whole family. It would have been nice to have known this family.
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Anonymous
Posted March 2, 2007
An honest American hero
If only all of us could raise children as Ralph Nader was raised, America would be a better place. This book provides guidance for parents, grandparents, politicians and all of humanity in how to 'do life' correctly. If only I'd read this 40 years ago, how different some lives may have been...
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