My Silly Mom Had a Stroke
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My mom can't drive our car now; so we get to ride city buses. It's kind of fun and scary. Sometimes people on the bus say bad words, yell, or smell bad. When people are yelling my mom hugs me more. My mom said these rides are adventures. We were on a city bus when I heard loud animal noises. I looked around but I couldn't see a horse or a cow or dog or a bird. My mom whispered in my ear and said, "We are being driven by a magical city bus driver." She said he is magical because he can make animal noises over his microphone. That made us smile and giggle. I saw that magical city bus driver two times, but I wish all the drivers were magical.
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About the Book
A sensitive 5-year-old boy witnesses his mom surviving a near-death experience. He relies on the continual loving, supportive environment that has been provided by this single parent. He and his mom had already been familiar sharing many adventures and struggles together. Their close relationship transforms into a deep symbiotic connection because he was born mature and curious while his mom was born optimistic and creative. Read and discover how their common childlike spirits and compassion guide them through their uncertain future. Whether you are a parent, a grandparent, a teacher, or an adult honoring your own childlike spirit, you will find a heartfelt, whimsical story with humor.
About the Author
Linda A. Abbott resides within a dense, magical forest of Minnesota with her son, forever hungry orange cats, and a wild kitten.