Best Mommy Ever

By Richard Nelson

Eww, rolled pickles filled with jam.
 

After a long day of watching her son play outside and cleaning him up before meals, Sam's mother had no idea what her little toddler had in store for her the next day. Sam's mom loves her son, but she doesn't love the breakfast in bed he brought her for her birthday. Of course, she would never tell him how awful those pickles were.

A mothers' love knows no bounds and that's certainly the case with Sam's.

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--- Sam's mom smiled as she took one of the rolled pickles filled with jam, and took a big bite. Sticky red jam dripped down her chin, and she did her best to keep a smile on her face. "This is delicious," she said smiling, secretly trying not to gag. "You're such a good chef. Thank you for thinking of me," she added.

"I wanted to do something nice for you on your birthday. You're the best Mommy ever, and I love you," Sam said as he gave his mom a huge hug. --- Best Mommy Ever

• Makes a great gift for mother's day and birthdays
• A kids story book that all parents can relate to
• A family-friendly children's bedtime story
• A pretty long and funny story to read to preschool children and kids of a young age
• Encourages children to play outside and clean up before eating

• Language: English
• Publisher: Richard Nelson
• Release date: Apr 30, 2018
• ISBN: 9781775283942

Richard Nelson

Richard Nelson is a children's author from Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, Canada. Richard loves spending time with his family and going on "adventures". His other interests include video games, photography, board games, and fishing. Richard grew up with a passion for children's books and loved story time before bed as a child. This tradition carried on with his own family. Between his wife and himself, they strived to read at least one book every night to their daughter. His favorite children's books include many of the "I Can Read" books, "the Monster at the end of this Book", and "Bambi Gets Lost". His plan for the future is to create many more children's books that bring family's closer together and smiles on children's faces.

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