"Syn čte zajímavější knihy než manžel."

Translation: My son reads more interesting books than my husband.

[psfinaki]

Technically "my" is incorrect in both cases, the sentence can refer to some abstract son and husband

[VladaFu]

It is implicitly understood as můj or náš syn. It could also be tvůj or váš in the right context. English needs some qualification here.

[Ollyfer]

I checked the word bank to assure it was “my” husband and not “his”, as I wasn't sure which would be more natural to assume. Maybe I am impaired as a native speaker of German and English, so that I am used to adding every poss. pronoun next to a noun, but I would not have detected a more natural assumption for the relation. I found it rather tricky and would have thought that the toleration of both options could be added if it hadn't been so yet.

[psfinaki]

Alright. Děkuji!

[Pollyhs]

What about the son and the husband in a case where one is doing a summary for a story of some kind ?

[VladaFu]

"the son" and "the husband" is also accepted.