Me and Dad vs. Everybody

by J.R. Waschell

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Jaylen is eight, shy, and an expert on three things: rocks, spiders (which are NOT bugs), and his guinea pig, Obsidian. He and his dad have a motto: Me and Dad vs. Everybody. But everybody keeps knocking. There's Bella, the five-year-old across the hall who ambushes him through her peephole. Her big sister Maya, his loud, goggle-wearing best friend. A know-it-all named Tyler. A grumpy building manager with a sign for everything. And a science fair where Jaylen has to do the one thing he's worst at: talk. Out loud. To strangers with clipboards. Crickets, frozen turkeys, runaway guinea pigs, a very small Christmas tree, and a whole year of Dad jokes, rated out of ten. A funny, big-hearted story about a quiet kid, a single dad, and the neighbors who become family. Perfect for readers ages 8-12 who love Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing.

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