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ENUMCLAW, Wash., Feb. 25 /Christian Newswire/ -- Born and raised in Korea and transplanted to the United States in 1982, New York resident Daniel Kyuyong Lee recognizes the importance of words between a father and son--in any language.

Lee's new book, "Letters from a Father to His Beloved Son" (Pleasant Word, 2009), offers spiritual wisdom and guidance for young men embarking on the journey to adulthood. Written as a series of letters to his son Kevin, Lee shares seeds of wisdom, knowing they will take root and eventually flower into adulthood. Lee openly discusses personal failures in light of his Christian faith and suggests ways to incorporate those lessons into daily life.

"I have seen many parents work hard their entire lives to pass on their financial fortunes to their children. But it is far better to give your children a spiritual inheritance rather than material wealth--a spiritual inheritance of knowing God, the God who watches over our lives and who has counted the very hairs of our heads."

In his Solomon-like missive, Lee grapples with the question, "How does a father prepare his son for life on his own in the world?" Among other things, he encourages his son to:

• Avoid negative attitudes

• Discipline your mind

• Cultivate good habits

• Train your intellect

• Spend time with God

• Always give thanks

A small business owner for more than twenty years in the Manhattan area and a former high school teacher, Lee holds degrees from the College of Education, Chonbuk National University in South Korea, as well as an MBA from Barrington University in the United States. Lee and his wife have been married for 26 years and have one adult son. Lee's previous books include "Manhattan: Land of Opportunity" (Hangook Moonhwa Sa, 1996), and "A Loving Father's Bequest to His Child" (Joy Works Books, 2007).

To purchase a copy of Letters from a "Father to His Beloved Son," visit www.winepressbooks.com or call 877-421-7323. To schedule an interview contact Abigail Davidson at 360-802-9758 or abigail@winepressgroup.com.