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I Ate All Your Cookies: (and Other Things You Wish You Could Tell Your Kids)

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

I Ate All Your Cookies: (and Other Things You Wish You Could Tell Your Kids)

Contributors:

By (Author) Quinn Conroy

ISBN:

9781402271489

Publisher:

Sourcebooks, Inc

Imprint:

Sourcebooks, Inc

Publication Date:

1st October 2012

Country:

United States

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Main Subject:
Other Subjects:

Relationships and families: advice and issues

Dewey:

818.602

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

208

Dimensions:

Width 127mm, Height 178mm

Description

Hilarious things parents WISH they could say to their kids Finally, a hilarious book of things you'd love to say to your kids, but can't. Things like, "Santa isn't real. I'm the idiot who stayed up all night putting together that bike" or "When you twirl around and say, 'are you watching' the answer is usually 'no.'" You might not actually tell Junior that his finger paintings are awful, but you CAN laugh along with this book, knowing that you're not alone with these thoughts. I Ate All Your Cookies is the perfect laugh therapy for any parent! Laugh along as you read the thoughts you've always wanted to say- The fact that you eat glue makes me wonder if you're really as smart as I tell other people you are.I lied. The cookies aren't all gone. I'm going to eat them when you're asleep. And they're going to be delicious.I love you, but no, I don't really think you're going to be an astronaut.

Reviews

"I got a kick out of the book. It's a short and easy read, and would make a good gift for anyone who appreciates the fact that motherhood isn't always perfect." - Motherhood Moment

Author Bio

Quinn Conroy was once told by a child, "you're not very smart for a grown-up." Instead of pointing out that he was no genius, either, considering she had seen him eat three handfuls of sand, she held her tongue. Then she dreamed up this book. She hopes it inspires some humorous relief for parents and teachers as they deal with their relentless child overlords. If all else fails, she encourages adults to eat that last cookie, guilt-free. Just be sure to explain to the child exactly how delicious it was.

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