A child relates how his grandmother obeys rules of the road while riding her motorcycle and some of the safety hazards she encounters.

A child relates all of the ways Grandma uses her Harley-Davidson motorcycle, from grocery shopping to riding to Sturgis, South Dakota, with friends, and all of the "cool" things she does, from participating in the annual Toy Run for charity to making a quilt from her old Harley shirts.

This grandma is not the kind of grandma one would expect. She has a Harley and shes more than happy to help her granddaughter out of a jam.

Thirteen-year-old Gabe Carpenter is just like any other middle-school boy at St. Jude Academy... well, except for the fact that he is a genius who can’t even open his own locker or talk to his crush. Themes include: self-acceptance, giftedness and humor.

Chelsea's grandmother teaches her to take care of herself and do the things she loves, so that she will have energy to give to everyone else in her life and manage all her other responsibilities.

Some kids are scared of the dark. Others are afraid of monsters. But when it comes to ten-year-old Kayden Richards...well, let's just say he's really not a fan of pickles. And while you might think that no normal person should ever be frightened of a food, perhaps the reason why Kayden hates pickles so much is because he's always in one—whether he's causing mischief at home, finding himself in sticky situations at school, or brewing up trouble with the old ladies in his neighborhood's watch group. But hey, life is hard enough when you're ten. And that's before you throw in a mother who's a drill sergeant, a wild skydiving grandma, and an annoying little brother whose name rhymes with yours. Not to mention being stuck with a broom-riding witch and mad scientist as your teachers. Plus, a kid on your basketball team whose main goal in life is to make yours miserable. But with Kayden so busy trying to steal the spotlight and seek revenge, will he ever stop to learn the importance of working together as a team?