Fatherhood - Revision history

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AleWi: Created page with "{{Book2 |name = Fatherhood |image = 250px |author = Bill Cosby |genre = |appearance = "Saturdays of Thunder" }} '''''Fatherhood''''' is a book f..."

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Created page with "{{Book2 |name = Fatherhood |image = 250px |author = Bill Cosby |genre = |appearance = "Saturdays of Thunder" }} '''''Fatherhood''''' is a book f..."

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{{Book2
|name = Fatherhood
|image = [[File:Fatherhood.ong|250px]]
|author = [[Bill Cosby]]
|genre =
|appearance = "[[Saturdays of Thunder]]"
}}

'''''Fatherhood''''' is a book from 1986 author by [[Bill Cosby]] about fatherhood.

==History==
Homer Simpson uses advice from the book to win the respect of his son. The book are later seen in the fireplace as replacement for wood.

== Behind the laughter ==
*{{W|Fatherhood}}is a real book attributed to Bill Cosby and was ghostwritten by Ralph Schoenstein.

== Appearances ==
*{{ep|Saturdays of Thunder}}
*{{ep|Dog of Death}}
[[Category:Books]]

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 == Behind the Laughter ==
-*{{W|Fatherhood}} is a real book attributed to Bill Cosby and was ghostwritten by Ralph Schoenstein.
+*{{W|Fatherhood (book)|Fatherhood}} is a real book attributed to Bill Cosby and was ghostwritten by Ralph Schoenstein.
 == Appearances ==

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 '''''Fatherhood''''' is a 1986 book by [[Bill Cosby]] about fatherhood.
-==History==
+== History ==
 [[Homer Simpson]] uses advice from the book to win the respect of his son.<ref>"[[Saturdays of Thunder]]"</ref> The book is later seen in the fireplace as replacement for wood.<ref>"[[Dog of Death]]"</ref>
-== Behind the laughter ==
+== Behind the Laughter ==
 *{{W|Fatherhood}} is a real book attributed to Bill Cosby and was ghostwritten by Ralph Schoenstein.

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 == References ==
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-'''''Fatherhood''''' is a book from 1986 author by [[Bill Cosby]] about fatherhood.
+'''''Fatherhood''''' is a 1986 book by [[Bill Cosby]] about fatherhood.
 ==History==
-[[Homer Simpson]] uses advice from the book to win the respect of his son. The book are later seen in the fireplace as replacement for wood.
+[[Homer Simpson]] uses advice from the book to win the respect of his son.<ref>"[[Saturdays of Thunder]]"</ref> The book is later seen in the fireplace as replacement for wood.<ref>"[[Dog of Death]]"</ref>
 == Behind the laughter ==
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 *{{ep|Saturdays of Thunder}}
 *{{ep|Dog of Death}}
 [[Category:Books]]

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 {{Book2
 |name = Fatherhood
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+|image = [[File:Fatherhood.png|250px]]
 |author = [[Bill Cosby]]
 |genre =