Justin Halpern's "Singing, Father Said" is a bright and witty work that immerses the reader in the world of a modern teenager faced with difficult life challenges and family dramas. This book is not just a story about growing up, but a sincere and sometimes rude look at how young people learn to find their voice in a world full of contradictions and unexpected twists of fate. Justin Halpern, an author known for his ability to subtly and humorously describe the inner world of teenagers, creates vivid and memorable characters that evoke empathy and understanding. In the center of the plot is a teenager whose life seems to him a continuous chaos, and the words of his father, spoken at the most inopportune moment, become a real challenge for him. The title of the book - "Singing, said the father" - already hints at the sincerity and rough honesty with which the author approaches the image of family relationships and teenage experiences. The work contains many topics relevant to the modern reader: the search for their place in society, the complexity of communication with parents, internal conflicts and the fight against their own fears. This book is ideal for young people aged 14 to 25 years, as well as adults who are not afraid to look at adolescence with humor and sincerity. Readers who are interested in modern novels about growing up, psychological dramas, as well as lovers of witty and honest stories about family relationships, will find a real find in the "Shit, said the father" The work is perfect for those who appreciate books with a living syllable, vivid dialogues and topical topics that touch on issues of identity, responsibility and finding their place in the world. Halpern's style is a special mixture of humor, sincerity and sometimes even harsh truth, which makes his works recognizable and loved. The author uses his signature language, saturated with slang and lively dialogue, which allows the reader to feel part of this story, as if he himself is standing next to the heroes in their difficult and sometimes comical situations. In his other works, such as "Little Brother" or "Little Man", Halpern also explores themes of growing up, family conflicts, and finding oneself, creating vivid and memorable images that remain in memory for a long time. Why this book deserves attention? Because it is not afraid to talk about complex and often unpleasant things, does not hide behind beautiful phrases and does not avoid sharp topics . Instead, it shows that even in the most difficult situations, you can find humor and bright moments, and honesty and openness help to understand yourself and others. “Fuck, Dad said” is not just a book about teenagers, it is a mirror of modern society, in which everyone faces difficulties, looks for his way and learns to accept himself and others. If you’re looking for a book that combines sincerity, humor, and deep meaning, then Justin Halpern’s “Piss,” his father said, would be a great choice. This is a piece that will make you think, smile and perhaps even rethink your views on family relations and growing up. Discover this bright and honest story, and it will surely leave a mark on your heart and mind.