Shlomo Wolbe

Good, concise, and compassionately exhortative. It's like an Igeres Haramban for parents (no coincidence that it focuses much on anger and compassion). It certainly gave me pause and reflection in how I deal with my children. Any book that changes positively how you think or how you do things is a very good book. Most other parenting books are clinical, boring, off the mark, and garbage. This one is not.