Don't You Wish Your Momma Could Cook Like Mine?

Young Alex will do anything to get out of eating what his mother cooks.  Children can follow Alex's point of view as he observes his cheerful mother cooking and all of the other people, including his brother, who seem to enjoy her food.  Read along and laugh as Alex eats food that does not agree with him in order to spear his well-intentioned mother's feelings. 

Living With Mom, Spending Time With Dad

Divorce can be extremely traumatic to families, especially children.  This book takes us through a myriad of emotions that two children, Stephen and Alex experience through this tumultuous period.  The children especially Alex, gives an extremely candid and honest account of the day to day trauma, the hostility, and at times the many poignant memories that he has.


Mom, I Fired The Babysitter!

 Alex thinks he's old enough to be on his own, so after his mom hires a babysitter he tries everything he could to fire her.  He dreams about moving his house, putting a spider in her drink and actually tries locking her out of the house. 


I Can't Wait Till I'm Five

This is about a 4 year old who could not wait for his 5th birthday to do everything his older brother did; go to school, play baseball and get his own library card.