If there was a Nobel Prize category for average people who come out of great tribulation, this author would be an awardee Her memoir is an excellent example of the types of extremes that ordinary people endure, often without those near them being the wiser. Yet the book's valleys and mountains, recounted in frank conversational style, are powerful enticements for perserverance.

Through an array of charming and absurd "commentary," this sequel to takes readers to a Grade A buffet of hilarity. Touching in its simplicity, it evokes profound gratitude for good humor--something this book has plenty of

This book is a very important work for its time in a day and age of cultural alienation and ethnic identity theft. It addresses broad-sweeping parenting issues from a proactive culture-specific perspective. It is an excellent merger of cutting edge scientific data, day to day pragmatism, and cultural legacy. The tone of the book compels the reader to remain engaged long enough to acquire new insights and skills valuble for being a "formidable parent."

Just as there is a trend in resources for naming people, there is a lesser known trend for such resources in naming animals. This book fits neatly in the animal category and has a special niche for parodoy. Prepare yourself for a rather unusual array of names that come with an even more unusual discussion about those names--or so it seems

This fascinating original work expands from the first book and delves deeper into the author's creative prowess. The typos continue in this second book and add rich meaning to content and style. The book pierces through hype, trepidation, and mores and squares off with real life issues. Through a style of urban humor, anger, and a bit of sorrow, the author weighs in on an array of social norms and ills. A primer by this author on this book and book one is available. It provides useful information about both books, their creative processes, and a bit about the author. Even the typos in books 1 and 2 serve a purpose and have meaning (See: "Primer to my poems," (c) 2012)

This easy reader packs a wealth of information about "issues" in just a few pages. It does a remarkable job of simplifying complex issues and putting practical answers ("next steps") within reach. Well done