The Distinct, Positive Impact Of A Good Dad And Somewhere...

John Grisham is the author of â€Å"Somewhere for Everyone†, it is about how society doesn’t talk about homelessness as an issue. Most conversation about homeless are geared towards it being a nuisance more than trying to find a way to solve the issue. Society also talks about another issue like fathers. These two may seem different but they are more similar than one thinks. In W. Bradford Wilcox’s article â€Å"The Distinct, Positive Impact of a Good Dad† and â€Å"Somewhere for Everyone† written by John Grisham, they both discuss relevant topics in today’s society and look at the authenticity for the issues. In â€Å"Somewhere for Everyone†, Grisham talks about people don’t take directly about homes but instead make the way they talk. Homeless was not a†¦show more content†¦Homeless was an issue that was talked about and attempts were made to solve the problem with fundraisers, galas and events like these. This no longer seems to be the way it is handled. He talks about how low wage jobs with no health benefits are presumed to be the reason that homelessness has increased. Large number of the homeless are mothers and children, that can sleep in shelters at night if there is space. Even though both authors use factual information to prove their opinions, Wilcox focuses more on proven research while Grisham seems to write about his experiences with the issue of homelessness. There are four different areas on how fathers and mothers act with their children: power of play, encouraging risk and fathers discipline protection of his own. When discussing power of play, Wilcox talks about a â€Å"Father’s hallmark style of interaction is physical play that is characterized by arousal, excitement and unpredictability† (The Distinct, Positive Impact of a Good Dad). Additionally, they are inclined to teach their children about risk in the world. They are also more inclined to teach the m about taking risk and enveloping challenges. Fathers are the strong presence that children need to see that they can be. Even though mothers are capable of raising children on their own, research supports the areas in which major benefits of their being an effective father in the child’s lives. Children need both