Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools scattered on the garage floor.
Daddy Broke His Bicycle is a character-driven story that examines a quieter truth about family: as parents, we often hand our children a ride that is already bent, rusted, or carrying the hidden wear and tear of our own pasts.
Written primarily from a father’s perspective, these themes are deeply rooted in the adult experience of parenting. There are no easy lectures or tidy resolutions here. Instead, it observes the messy, real-time struggle of a man attempting the heavy lifting of breaking inherited generational cycles before they are passed down to his son.
From the weight of unresolved history to the grease on a father's hands and the vulnerability of a simple apology, J.M. Sloan finds meaning in the overlooked gears of a normal home.
This book is a mirror. It is an invitation to sit low on the concrete floor, look closely at the chains and sprockets, and witness the patient, daily work of human repair.
Step into the garage. Discover a deeply human story about the quiet, difficult work of breaking the cycle.
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J.M. Sloan is an author and storyteller whose fiction focuses deeply on the quiet friction of family dynamics, generational patterns, and the raw work of personal restoration. Raised with a profound appreciation for heritage and the lasting impact of lineage, Sloan writes with a distinctive, authentic voice that cuts through traditional creative boundaries to find meaning in the messy mechanics of everyday life.Drawing on a career that has spanned corporate leadership and law enforcement, Sloan brings a disciplined focus and a grounded, practical perspective to his storytelling. His writing balances a sharp, analytical understanding of human behavior with a deeply empathetic approach to vulnerability, resilience, and personal accountability. Rather than offering polished, clinical advice, his narratives function as hands-on examinations of what it takes to confront the invisible friction we inherit and actively build something sturdier for those who follow.As a dedicated father and husband, his passion for writing is driven by a desire to explore the heavy lifting behind personal growth. Across his works, Sloan combines grit, humor, and vulnerable introspection to speak directly to anyone navigating the delicate, internal machinery of family relationships and the conscious choices required to break destructive cycles.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools scattered on the garage floor.In Daddy Broke His Bicycle, J.M. Sloan uses the metaphor of a broken bicycle to examine a quieter truth about family: that as parents, we often hand our children a ride that is already bent, rusted, or carrying the hidden wear and tear of our own pasts.The story follows a dad, a mom, and their son through the ordinary, unpolished realities of daily life. There are no lectures, parenting advice, or tidy resolutions here. Instead, it observes the messy, real-time struggle of a man trying to do the heavy lifting of fixing a broken ride by doing the work to break inherited generational cycles before they get passed down to his son.From the weight of unresolved history to the quiet impact of a mom's perspective and a dad's simple apology, Sloan finds meaning in the overlooked gears of a normal home.This isn't a manual, it's just a mirror. It is an invitation to sit low on the concrete floor, look closely at the chains and sprockets, and witness the patient, daily work of human repair.Step into the garage. Discover a deeply human story about the quiet work of breaking the cycle. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools on the floor. J.M. Sloan explores the messy, real-time struggle of a man breaking inherited generational cycles. Step into the garage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996765935
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools scattered on the garage floor.In Daddy Broke His Bicycle, J.M. Sloan uses the metaphor of a broken bicycle to examine a quieter truth about family: that as parents, we often hand our children a ride that is already bent, rusted, or carrying the hidden wear and tear of our own pasts.The story follows a dad, a mom, and their son through the ordinary, unpolished realities of daily life. There are no lectures, parenting advice, or tidy resolutions here. Instead, it observes the messy, real-time struggle of a man trying to do the heavy lifting of fixing a broken ride by doing the work to break inherited generational cycles before they get passed down to his son.From the weight of unresolved history to the quiet impact of a mom's perspective and a dad's simple apology, Sloan finds meaning in the overlooked gears of a normal home.This isn't a manual, it's just a mirror. It is an invitation to sit low on the concrete floor, look closely at the chains and sprockets, and witness the patient, daily work of human repair.Step into the garage. Discover a deeply human story about the quiet work of breaking the cycle. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools on the floor. J.M. Sloan explores the messy, real-time struggle of a man breaking inherited generational cycles. Step into the garage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996765935
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools scattered on the garage floor.In Daddy Broke His Bicycle, J.M. Sloan uses the metaphor of a broken bicycle to examine a quieter truth about family: that as parents, we often hand our children a ride that is already bent, rusted, or carrying the hidden wear and tear of our own pasts.The story follows a dad, a mom, and their son through the ordinary, unpolished realities of daily life. There are no lectures, parenting advice, or tidy resolutions here. Instead, it observes the messy, real-time struggle of a man trying to do the heavy lifting of fixing a broken ride by doing the work to break inherited generational cycles before they get passed down to his son.From the weight of unresolved history to the quiet impact of a mom's perspective and a dad's simple apology, Sloan finds meaning in the overlooked gears of a normal home.This isn't a manual, it's just a mirror. It is an invitation to sit low on the concrete floor, look closely at the chains and sprockets, and witness the patient, daily work of human repair.Step into the garage. Discover a deeply human story about the quiet work of breaking the cycle. Most stories about fatherhood try to tie everything up with a neat bow. This one leaves the tools on the floor. J.M. Sloan explores the messy, real-time struggle of a man breaking inherited generational cycles. Step into the garage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798996765935
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