This notebook makes a great gift for uncles. It features the funny quote "Funcle Like A Dad Only Way Cooler." More Details 120 pages of quality paper 6" x 9" paperback notebook with a soft matte cover Use with pencils, ink pen, or gel pen Convenient size for college, high school, work, and home Makes a great gift for birthdays, Christmas, holidays, and special occasions Perfect as a notebook, journal, log book, or composition book

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A lovely way to write down dreams, thoughts and hopes for your child to read in the future!Would make a great gift for a AUTISM parent and then in turn a lovely gift for their child when they are old enough to appreciate!Perfect thoughtful giftCute Unique Design6x9Soft GLOSSY cover for a luxurious feel105 pages of journal paper lined notebook/diary/journal

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.

Funcle Like A Dad But Cooler And Better Looking is a 110-page blank, lined journal you can use to write down all those things that make you fun, better-looking uncle.

A future gone off the rails… Since Ethan Walsh realized his fiancé was in love with another guy, his life has been spiraling out of control. He’s spent the last eighteen months drinking too much, hooking up with random girls, and flunking out of law school. When his sister Aubrey has a baby, he goes to visit her on the remote island off the coast of Maine, expecting it to be awkward. A past that haunts the present… What he isn’t expecting is Aubrey’s neighbor to be a beautiful and aloof blonde, Chloe, whose piano playing lulls him to sleep every night. He wants to talk to her, get to know her, kiss her. But Chloe doesn’t speak, and no one knows why. So Ethan makes it his mission to learn the truth and instead falls in love with her smile, her music, her notes and texts to him. Helping Chloe feel safe enough to open up is actually healing him, but what happens when the darkness of reality threatens to destroy their new life? And a love that doesn’t need words, only the heart…

The award-winning author of Crossing Jordan brings her Neighborhood novels to a close with “a fine, complex tale of family, friends and magic” (Kirkus Reviews). I wish . . . just for once, something exciting would happen around here. Cass, Jemmie, Ben, and Justin have been friends for years now, but this could be their last summer together. They start high school in the fall, and each of them has different feelings about the future. Then something unusual happens during a basketball game. Ben’s little brother, Cody, shows up, wearing a fedora left behind by their missing uncle, claiming the cap is magic. With the brim covering his eyes, Cody sinks the ball in the hoop—twice. Although the older kids are hesitant to believe in a magic hat, it soon leads them into the woods to an abandoned house with a mysterious past that will change everything . . .