Daddy, Dada, Dayeee is about a boy and his dad, and despite the pressures of consuming work schedules, they find the time to maintain their Father- son, relationship.
Bettye Davis's first memoir, A Spanky Dale Fishy Catfish Day, begins in the sixties when Davis, now a young girl, journeys to Lake Washington with her mom, dad, and five siblings on a fishing expedition that ends rather abruptly.
Casey and the Tikes is about two sisters who enjoy school and playing with their friends-most of all, their best friend Casey, their doggy, being by there side.
Nine flights up in the fire tower's small observation cubicle, with only stars in the night sky, the twins spotted lights moving suspiciously on the north shore of the lake.
During winter, with mountains of snow and a raging pandemic, two little girls along with their parents took a three-day trip to a warm island to get a little reprieve from the cold and from a year of quarantining in their own home.
Every Sunday, our little house would be filled with the delicious aroma of spaghetti gravy simmering, the sound of Grandma's meatballs sizzling on the stove, and the sight of family gathering for a special time known as Sunday Funday.
