The mother of a five -year -old son, equipped with irresistible charm and insolence, says things that all moms really think, but rather not say them out loud…
The smart novel that captures the year of life representatives of parents in the pre -school class, is a brilliant news of ground and surprisingly harsh terrain of parental policy.

The mother of a five -year -old son from Kansas City, equipped with irresistible charm and insolence, says things that all mothers really think, and it goes through it - mostly. In an enthusiastically accepted novel, the reader becomes acquainted with her unconventional family and laughs loudly as they just try to float through the surprisingly demanding terrain of parental policy.

Only Dixon is not a typical representative of parents in preschoolers - not even mom in general. Her two daughters, who have fathered with two different (probably) musicians, are already high and with Max repeat this role for the second time - this time with her husband and father of his son alongside. Although her best friend and chairwoman of the Association of Parents and Friends of the School sees her as the best adept for this job (or oldest), not all parents have the same opinion.

For example, it only requires everyone in the shortest possible time to respond to its e-mails regarding class assistance or bring a "special" brownies to the class meeting, so not all mothers accept her methods with enthusiasm. Add the old love of her past, the mother of an allergic child, a surprisingly sexy teacher and an aspirant for a perfect housewife who is not easy to gratify and raises problems at every step, and that work becomes much more than what she subscribed. br />
The honest, disrespectful and funny book Mom has it on the hook is a fresh, welcome voice in fiction - the type of novel that real moms desires, and fun reading for all mothers who will laugh at her sarehs.