Jerry Mahoney Knihy

Set against the backdrop of the 1980s, the story follows Jerry Mahoney, who once yearned for a conventional life with a sham marriage. Fast forward twenty years, Jerry and his boyfriend Drew are now contemplating parenthood, exploring options like adoption and surrogacy. This heartwarming and humorous narrative captures their journey as a same-sex couple navigating the challenges and joys of creating a family in the modern era, highlighting themes of love, acceptance, and the evolving definition of family.

Holden, what have you done?! It wasn't enough to ruin Maddie's report on Cinderella, but now you've somehow broken the ACTUAL fairy tale? The ugly stepsister is marrying the prince and there's no happy ever after! You need to fix this and the only way seems to be by entering the story. But beware: if you can't mend it, you can never return . . .

Holden's ambition to outshine Aladdin with his three wishes leads to unexpected chaos as he disrupts the classic tale. Simultaneously, Maddie embarks on a quest to rescue Princess Nazeerah from a forced marriage, intertwining their fates in a story of adventure and bravery. Together, they navigate challenges that test their resolve and creativity, blending humor and action in a fresh retelling of beloved themes.

The story features the seven dwarves as karate experts, adding a unique twist to the classic fairy tale. Maddie, facing challenges in this altered narrative, seeks Holden's assistance to restore the original tale. Meanwhile, Holden grapples with a personal dilemma, torn between staying with his stepfamily or embarking on a new adventure abroad with his father. This blend of fantasy and real-life struggles creates a compelling narrative of friendship and self-discovery.

The story follows Maddie as she confronts Holden's claim that appearances are all that matter in Beauty and the Beast. When Holden's actions land the Beast in jail, Maddie takes it upon herself to prove him wrong. Her quest leads her to fairy tale court, where she seeks to challenge the superficial judgments that Holden believes define the characters. This journey highlights themes of inner beauty and the importance of looking beyond the surface.