Living with Grown-Ups: Raising Parents
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Isaac is the eldest child of three and the main character of the book. He lives with his brother Aaron, his little sister Tiger, his parents, and their pets. He has been observing his parents' behavior over the years and has noticed many inconsistencies, and sometimes plain weirdness. Therefore, he has decided to write a handbook about how to handle parents. This chapter book is a humorous look at adults through children's eyes. The story is easy to follow with a main character with whom many eight-year-olds will identify.
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