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What a potent family these Robertson'southward accept built. They fought through some tough times. They lived without many of the things we take for granted and survived with grace. They graduated higher, they excelled in sports, these people are more than given credit for. Willie and his wife accept us downwardly the path of their grandparents, their parents, to them and finally to their children. They all played into the cards of this story, every carte du jour being an important play. This is what family is all well-nigh. I thought it was fascinating and about so much more that red-necks and duck hunting.
Quick and muddied-I dear a good tale of fighting spirits who followed their hearts. if that is what you lot're looking for requite this ane a endeavour.
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Howard Books|October 9, 2012|Hardcover|ISBN: 978-1-4767-0354-i
Faith, Family, Ducks – in that order.
This book gives readers an upwards-shut and personal behind-the-scenes look at the family in the exploding A & E testify – Duck Dynasty. This Louisiana bayou family operates Duck Commander, a booming family unit business organisation that has made them millions. Yous'll hear all almost the Robertson clan from Willie and what information technology was like growing up in the Robertson household. Yous'll sample some of Willie's f
Story Description:Howard Books|October 9, 2012|Hardcover|ISBN: 978-one-4767-0354-1
Faith, Family, Ducks – in that social club.
This volume gives readers an up-shut and personal backside-the-scenes look at the family in the exploding A & E show – Duck Dynasty. This Louisiana bayou family unit operates Duck Commander, a booming family business that has made them millions. You'll hear all near the Robertson clan from Willie and what information technology was like growing up in the Robertson household. Y'all'll sample some of Willie'south favourite family unit recipes from Phil, Kay, and even some of his own concoctions; and you'll go to know the cute Robertson women. You'll hear from Korie about the joys and hardships of raising a family, running a business, and wrangling the Robertson men while staying fashionable and beautiful inside and out. Observe more about the family dynamics betwixt brothers' Willie, Jase, Jep, and parents Phil and Kay. You'll even encounter a quaternary blood brother who isn't in the show.
The popularity of Duck Dynasty is skyrocketing, garnering a Wednesday-dark top two finish in all of cablevision. The volume releases in time for season two of the show in Oct 2012.
My Review:
This was a great read and I learned so much about the Robertson association that I didn't know. The men are all very well educated and no dummies when it comes to business sense. I was quite surprised to learn that Phil is a very different man today than he was in his before years when he and Miss Kay married.
The Robertson's are a very religious family and base of operations their business decisions and family decisions around God's teachings. They feel no affair if they win or lose, it's because what God has planned for them and manage to take everything in stride.
For anyone who loves to watch Duck Dynasty volition also honey to read this volume. It's packed full of data that will blow y'all abroad in a lot of places. I might just read it again so I tin remember all the things I learned virtually this talented and prosperous family. Now when I watch the show I'll take a actually good understanding of who everyone is and what makes them tick. Highly recommendable for sure!
...moreReligion: The Robertsons have faith in affluence without coming beyond as "preachy" or
I well-nigh want to be function of this family after reading this book! (The affair holding me back is that I have a really awesome unique family unit of my own already.) I definitely want to be a neighbor to and friends with the Robertsons! The subtitle of this book is: How Religion, Family, and Ducks Built a Dynasty. I'm going to exercise this review broken into those same categories. (See? Fifty-fifty the subtitle is perfect and helpful!)Faith: The Robertsons accept religion in affluence without coming across as "preachy" or self-righteous. That'due south rare, y'all! (Granted, quite a large number of Christian authors are trying to be "preachy." They're trying to convert. That's cool.) These guys have real, mean solar day-to-day, sometimes messy organized religion. They have a we-gotta-get-concern-done-son organized religion. A discipline the kids/delight in the kids faith. A family unit dinner faith. The Robertsons aren't blindly naive; they know they might be the only Christians in the board room & that they might lose a sale, only they never compromise on their faith. I respect that. With a capital R.East.S.P.E.C.T. tell me what it means to me.
Family: I really appreciated the respect and love for each other that's so obvious in this book. There's a lot of family unit history and reminiscing throughout this volume. Not all of the memories are what I'd phone call "positive," just all of the memories are tinged with beloved. Sometimes forgiveness is needed, and it's always given unconditionally. If all the world loved like the Robertsons nosotros'd be much happier! I too actually enjoyed the intergenerational relationships. The bond between Phil and his grandkids is just as strong as his bond with his sons, or his married woman or brother.
Ducks: Every chapter closes with a recipe. Not surprisingly, most of them involve duck. I'm not a hunter and not sure if I tin find duck at my local grocery shop, but I might try the (meatless) mac-northward-cheese recipe!
I got this book from my library, but it was so adept nosotros're buying a copy for our personal collection. If that's not an endorsement I don't know what is!
...moreI liked the behind-the-scenes look at the Robertson family. I liked learning more about their history and family dynamics. Their story is told from both the perspectives of Willie and Korie...it flip flops back and forth. I like Korie but I wasn't all that interested in her side of the family (who nosotros've never even seen on Duck Dynasty). I simply kept wanting to hear more than about what Willie had to say.
I loved the skillful solid family values that were expressed throughout the book, the scriptures that were shared, the celebrity given to God, and I love that they don't accept themselves so seriously. I particularly loved that they didn't gloss over the past and the problems they went through with Phil. It was brutally honest and yet the focus was on forgiveness and second chances. Beloved that!!
There aren't many influences for practiced in the media these days. I honey that the Robertsons are a wonderful spiritually based family unit and that kids (and America) are watching and reading!! There is something very refreshing well-nigh the Robertsons. I root for them and their connected success and family unity.
My Rating:
...more thanI loved the focus on God throughout the volume. 1 of my favorite things most this family is their love for and their focus on God starting time. I recall it shows in their success and in their relationships with 1 another. There are almost no examples of this on tv anymore, and I love that about Duck Dynasty.
If yous express joy til your sides ache when you lot watch DD and you are always left wanting to know more virtually this family, this is a bully book!
...more thanFavorite Quotes:
"Our confidence is non in the monetary success we have gained. It is in the 1 who made u.s.a. and is at that place for us in the practiced times and the bad."
"I think that'south the only manner yous tin e'er exist truly successful in the world. You take to acknowledge that it is a gift from above."
"Some other affair we have tried to always teach our children is that people are more important than things."
...more thanThe book is a blueprint for those who accept watched the hit Tv series and wondered how such nonsensical antics translate into a multimillion dollar business. Strength in religion and family unit unity is the key. Willie and
Korie and Willie Robertson accept written a feel-good, syrupy tribute to their family success at both running a business and maintaining strong family unit relationships. THE DUCK COMMANDER FAMILY is not momentous or literary, just it'south honest and uncovers some history we might not know almost.The volume is a blueprint for those who have watched the hitting Boob tube serial and wondered how such nonsensical antics translate into a multimillion dollar business. Strength in faith and family unity is the key. Willie and Korie brand no amends for this unproblematic approach to life.
The volume is not a classic and is total of self-congratulation and repetitive dictum. It'southward apparent that a tape recorder and a ghost author put the book together. Name dropping is rampant, as is the trend to downplay the seriousness of certain transgressions. But the tone is pleasant and the theme is important: In order to get to a safety place in life, get along with others and class stiff bonds.
I can't give the book itself five stars based on writing merit. All I can say is that I liked it. The Robertson family, though, is certainly all-star and deserves admiration for its accomplishments.
...more thanI confess that I have non seen their evidence. But I've certainly heard of it! I retrieve everybody and their blood brother has. I've been curious about it, and so I figured maybe a look into their family life might be interesting. I was right! It begins from both Willie and Korie's childhood and continues until present solar day. The Robertson family unit has certainly had it'south fair share of ups and downs. I really enjoyed hearing well-nigh their adventurous beginnings. Because audacious they were!
When hunting is m
3.v starsI confess that I take non seen their show. But I've certainly heard of it! I retrieve everybody and their blood brother has. I've been curious about it, and so I figured peradventure a wait into their family unit life might be interesting. I was right! It begins from both Willie and Korie's childhood and continues until present solar day. The Robertson family has certainly had it'due south off-white share of ups and downs. I really enjoyed hearing most their adventurous ancestry. Because audacious they were!
When hunting is more than a sport, when shooting that duck means you'll take meat for supper tonight and missing means you won't, you get pretty proficient at it. And these Robertson boys are hunters in every sense of the discussion. I don't recall there's a single brute they oasis't shot or eaten. It's quite manifestly in their claret and they can't imagine life without it. Not being a hunter myself, I could still understand the need to take food on the table and if you tin can accept fun while getting it there, and then all the amend. ;) Willie and Korie aren't afraid to talk nearly the struggles they've had and the mistakes they've made either, yet the obvious love and respect they accept for Phil and Kay shone through every discussion. The Robertson'southward are a family that turn down to stop dreaming and still keep each other grounded at the same time. Life wasn't ever easy for them, especially in the early days, but it'due south a testament to Phil and Kay that their family has stuck together no thing what.
Listening to Willie and Korie talk about their lives made me experience like I was right there involved and part of the family. That was definitely the fun part of them reading their own story for the audiobook. Plus hearing their southern accents made me feel like I was dorsum dwelling again! :D The downside though, is they tend to audio monotone sometimes. The book could have used a niggling tighter editing too. There were several moments that felt inclement and some repetitiveness that could take been eliminated. And while I practice believe that their faith in God is a big office of their life (and I'm admittedly thrilled that they desire to talk about it!), they repeatedly mentioned it so often that it started feeling slightly forced by the end of the volume. Similar they felt they had to add it in there to entreatment to a certain audition or something.
Simply don't permit that discourage y'all. While it's non perfect, this was easily a fun manner to be entertained. Life is never wearisome down in Louisiana! And you become to hear all about the family with the beards and the duck calls. ;) Sharing their hearts as well equally lots of recipes and funny stories, they make yous feel like you could pull into their driveway unexpectedly and they'd immediately open their doors and invite you in. And then they wouldn't permit yous get out until y'all'd been thoroughly filled with Kay's or Willie's cooking and with loads of stories filling your head. A happy thought indeed. :)
...moreThe Duck Commander Family: How Faith, Family, and Ducks Congenital a Dynasty, by Willie and Korie Robertson, truly gave me an insightful view in to the life of the Duck Commander family. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is a fan of their show ¨Duck Dynasty¨. You may not know information technology by looking at them, just the group duck slayers is really a very spiritually based family. Willy and Korie stress throughout the book near the importance of staying strong in 1´s religion, and that Lawson Tyrone
The Duck Commander Family: How Faith, Family, and Ducks Built a Dynasty, by Willie and Korie Robertson, truly gave me an insightful view in to the life of the Duck Commander family. I would definitely recommend information technology to anyone who is a fan of their show ¨Duck Dynasty¨. You may not know information technology past looking at them, only the group duck slayers is actually a very spiritually based family. Willy and Korie stress throughout the book about the importance of staying strong in 1´s organized religion, and that you should always be thankful for what God has given yous. This book was as well written effectually an interesting topic: food. Every Chapter has a unlike food for which it is named and structured. Whether it is about duck wraps or fried fish, the food encompasses everything in the chapter perfectly; not to mention, there is a recipe to get with each chapter! A key bespeak of this book for me was the 2nd viewpoint of Korie Robertson, the wife of Willie. Ordinarily in one's biography, information technology contains their viewpoints and thoughts merely; however, in this book, Korie oft times chimes in to voice her viewpoints too. With this new way of seeing things, we don't just come across Willie's side of the story, we encounter Korie's perspective too. It added a whole other aspect to the book that I actually enjoyed. We also hear about Willy'south other brother who is not on the testify, and how all the Robertson kids were raised. The stories of their youth seem improbable, and often times they had piddling to no supervision. Willie fifty-fifty said that the things they did as kids, "would brand me cringe as a parent today."
Rating- v Stars
...moreThere is something infinitely comforting in reading of folks who t
Okay, so information technology is non almost thrilling prose in the world, and I read the unabridged book in just a tad under 4 hours, but I take to admit I enjoyed every minute of it. I know these folks, intimately, oh not the actual people in the Robertson family every bit shown on Duck Dynasty, but my husband's parents, his sisters, his brother, his aunts, uncles and the whole passel of "twice related on your mama's side" relatives that come forth with them.There is something infinitely comforting in reading of folks who think like my husband and I do, who have the aforementioned bones values we do, who make no outcome of working hard, paying their bills, playing difficult, making "stuff" stretch till it falls apart rather than go into debt to get "stuff." I think there is a special sense of cocky-worth that comes of successfully taking the bad and the good without having all sorts of nervous hissy fits along with it. I call back that all comes through in this book. I appreciate that they are not afraid of showing everyone how they sit down to family unit dinners, the whole extended mess of them, and offering a prayer before eating ... just like my female parent and
male parent-in- law did every unmarried year of their 70 years together:) I enjoyed that they do not listen telling the states that their family is so intimately involved in their respective churches in so many dissimilar ways. I savour seeing that kind of self confidence. Reading this story makes me oh, and then grateful, that I married into a family but like that, and for that reason lonely I would say information technology is a successful book :)
Phil, the Robertson family patriarch, conferred the CEO position on his son, Willie. Willie describes the efficiencies and changes he attempted to effect despite the negative feedback from many valued customers. Kori came to the defense of her husband by writing and posting a message o Written by one of those disguised duck guys, Willie Robertson, and his wife (Kori), this book tells the success story from their perspective. The Robertson family's success is much more than their 15 minutes of fame.
Phil, the Robertson family patriarch, conferred the CEO position on his son, Willie. Willie describes the efficiencies and changes he attempted to outcome despite the negative feedback from many valued customers. Kori came to the defense of her hubby past writing and posting a message on the Duck Commander website, calming those vocal customers.
Through Willie's hard work and added contacts, Duck Commander grew to include Buck Commander, more products, and the pop Telly show.
Willie and Kori as well discuss their faith and the family values that concur everything together.
This book illustrates what information technology takes to brainstorm with a very small company and build it into a thriving successful company. It requires a vision and the inner grit to adventure information technology all by making the changes and following through fifty-fifty when yous might feel like clocking out at 5 pm.
About of us are merely willing to go to our jobs day subsequently mean solar day and mutter almost our bosses/job state of affairs. Willie knew what he could do and he did it, fifty-fifty when it required putting normalcy and condolement on hold and jumping on a plane to connect with people that would enable him to build his dream.
And his stories are pretty agreeable! ...more
I loved the fact that Duck Commander Family unit is written from the points of view of both Willie and his wife Korie. At that place is definitely a departure in the way they were both raised as children, and so to get the two perspectives enhances the reality o
As a new fan of the Duck Dynasty show on television, I was excited to buy a copy of Duck Commander Family considering I wanted to know more about the Robertson clan. This book definitely did not disappoint me. It's well written, honest and very entertaining.I loved the fact that Duck Commander Family is written from the points of view of both Willie and his wife Korie. There is definitely a difference in the mode they were both raised equally children, so to get the two perspectives enhances the reality of the book. Willie, a "redneck" country boy, was raised with a lot less money than Korie, who is a self-proclaimed urban center girl. So when the ii gather, it's fun to run into the dynamics of clashing cultures.
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...moreThis is not great literature, information technology'southward great conversation. It'southward inspirational but only in the se
Ok I'm a fan, so maybe I'm a bit bias only I really love this family. The word that keeps surfacing as I read about them (or watch the show) is "real". How do I mean that in this context? Aye, they tell the skillful and the bad, that's office of it. But what gives them the depth and I believe is part of their mass appeal is they are comfortable with who they really are and they are happy to share that with you.This is not great literature, information technology's great conversation. It'southward inspirational but only in the sense that they testify the states a life that we tin can all obtain with faith, hard piece of work and love.
...moreThis book was interesting, don't get me incorrect, but in that location were some things that I didn't actually similar. The volume didn't really accept whatever exciting parts. It was kind
This book is unlike than the other two because information technology reflects more on the Robertson family as a whole instead of stories being told past an individual perspective. Information technology actually goes in-depth on the family unit, like sharing how Phil'southward boys grew upwards. Information technology also has pieces of Korie's growing up years and what was unlike virtually her family and Willie's.This book was interesting, don't become me incorrect, merely there were some things that I didn't really like. The book didn't really have any exciting parts. Information technology was kind of a long, ho-hum read. Over all it was a Good volume.
...more thanReading about the early days of Phil & Kay'southward Marriage, along with Willie and Korie.
I would have liked to hear more about Jase... Seeing as how he is my favorite, but I still enjoyed this volume very much!
All you Duck Dynasty Fans... Read this book!!!
I take a Duck Dynasty Obsession!!! I read this book in a couple hours. Loved hearing almost how the Dynasty was built.Reading near the early days of Phil & Kay's Union, along with Willie and Korie.
I would accept liked to hear more than about Jase... Seeing as how he is my favorite, but I still enjoyed this book very much!
All you Duck Dynasty Fans... Read this book!!!
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After about a month, the principal from Westward Ouachita called our house.
"Willie hasn't been to schoolhouse for 20-seven days," the chief told Phil.
"Well, he leaves for school every morn," Phil told him. "I don't know where he's going. I idea he was going to school."
When I got dwelling house that 24-hour interval, Phil asked me where I had been.
"School," I told him.
"Uh-uh," Phil said. "The school called and said you haven't been in that location in a month."
"Oh, yeah," I told him. "I transferred to Westward Monroe. I don't go to that school anymore."
"Okay," Phil said. "I figured something was up."
Korie: Tin you imagine a tenth-grader transferring schools without even notifying his parents? Willie only showed up at West Monroe High School and said, "Hey, I'm here." He didn't even call back well-nigh telling Kay and Phil about transferring."
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