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Go the F*ck to School is a parody children's book that is meant to be read aloud in a Samuel L. Jackson-esque voice. It is a hearty cry for help from pandemic-era parents and caregivers everywhere.

The Book "Growin' up Gringo" is about American boys growing up in Mexico during the 1950's. The head of the family is transferred from Wilmington, Delaware where he works for the DuPont Company to the Mexico City offices in 1944. Mother and 3 boys ranging in age from 2 yrs old to 7 years travel by train from Philadelphia to Mexico city and catch up with Dad in 1945. That's when the fun begins.

Once in generation a book comes along that changes how we view parenting. Dr. Spock's Baby & Childcare, first published in 1946 was the parenting manual for millions of families. Other books followed such as the What to Expect series, Playful Parenting, and Parenting with Love & Logic. Most guys would rather jump off the tallest building in town than read any of those books, so they pretty much wing it when they have kids. The time has come for a book that speaks in the language of the common man—a parenting book for today's generation of guys who are trying to raise daughters. However, until that book comes along, try reading this book by W. T. Dupree (also known as "Dub T" or simply ...

Here it comes: the cold, hard truth about motherhood. Well, make that the truth according to first time author Renee Burose Squires. She doesn’t hold back about the fear and anxiety she experiences as the parent of a teenage daughter and a primary school-age son. Could it be that Squires failed to pay close attention to the duties and responsibilities on the parental application: tons of dedication, hardly any days off, and a life-long commitment ? Perhaps she is simply not cut out for the job. Oh well, it’s too late to turn back now. Follow along, if you dare, as she recounts some of the memorable moments of raising her two children. Through it all, she maintains her sanity with a wick ...

Pieces of Me is a collection of humorous and insightful short stories covering such topics as childhood, adulthood, parenthood, love, religion, and a wisdom gained from his life of learning the hard way. Mr. Harding provides his unique sense of humor to experiences that many readers can identify with and relate to. This book is simply written and simply funny; worthy of being read again and again.

So...As We Age... is a collection of short stories depicting in a humorous and honest tone the trials and tribulations senior citizens face as they traverse aging today.

SUFUNDO was once a pet living in the city. He now lives in the grasslands far outside the city. Sufundo has many friends in the grasslands. He also, has a secret. What is Sufundo's secret? Well, when closed tightly inside his shell, Sufundo pretends to be human and do things he saw people do when he lived in the city. This book is humorous and promotes fun. Will excite your child's imagination and promote good habits and healthy activities. PROMOTION: By purchasing this book, your name will be entered into our pot for our $100 dollar a month purchaser drawing. Two purchasers will win $50.00 each month, plus a free copy of our next chidren's story.

The Adventures of Amy and Steven is a children's book for adults that details some crazy shenanigans in which these siblings find themselves in throughout their lives.

In an age filled with interactive video games, thousands of cable channels, and homework, why would anyone be interested in reading let alone want too? In the same spirit as adult reactions to modern art, “My child could paint that!” Gabe and Cam were inspired by B.J. Novak’s “The Book with No Pictures.” As an homage, they decided to create their own, slightly modified and improved, version starring themselves. Proceeds from this initial effort will be deposited in their college fund (should colleges even be around in the future). The boys would like to thank the Apple Pages application, the Book Patch and Apple Publishing for their ingenious software, printing, and distribution serv ...

This is a humorous story about feet acting "independently" of the person's mind control commands to their feet. The story's motivation is prompted by the author's older sister's real life situation and is intended to be just purely humorous with the purpose of some "cheer up entertainment" and encouragement.