The Latest in the Series . . . Suburban Haiku: Boys to Men
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Suburban Haiku: Boys to Men is a collection of more than seventy poems describing a year in the life of two growing boys and their beleaguered parents. Just click to purchase for Kindle, Nook, or your screen of choice and start reading in minutes!
Suburban Haiku fans and new readers alike will love this heartwarming and heartbreaking new book, telling the story of boys becoming men, one haiku at a time. But don't take my word for it:
"Peyton Price's Boys to Men collection captures that boyish spirit wrapped in smelly teen feet and boyish pranks. It also captures those tender moments when you can see the man he would be peeking through the impish grin. All this in a succinct, powerful 17 syllables. She'll have you holding your gut from laughing over one haiku, and sniffling back a tear over the next. Peyton has a brilliant sense of timing, humor, and humanity. A short, fun read that will leave an impression longer than three lines might suggest. This book is a perfect gift for mothers, fathers, and brothers of sons. Maybe even those sons. Make it a gift you give to yourself, too. You don't want to miss out." —Nicole Leigh Shaw, Humorist/Blogger, NinjaMomBlog.com and NickMom.com
"In Boys to Men, Peyton Price combines her impeccable timing and wit with the poetic moments of a life mothering boys. Plus, you can read the entire book in one episode of Pokemon."—Ann Imig, Stay-At-Home Humorist and National Director of LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER
"I had no idea that haiku could be so relatable. So funny. So moving. Yet Peyton Price delivers the goods, amusing me over and over again. Her latest collection, Boys to Men, starts snappy and fun and then sneakily grabs your heart with sweet insights. As she watches her boys stretch taller, talk deeper, we watch Peyton grow as a writer and mother. From beginning to end, this book was a joy to read." —Kim, Writer and Blogger, Let Me Start By Saying. . .
"Whether it's capturing a poignant moment, or making a humorous situation laugh-out-loud funny, Peyton Price's representation of family life in the form of haiku is spot-on. She has inspired me to read haiku more. Hers, that is. Who knew that a boy's coming-of-age experiences could be written in such fine 5-7-5 form?"—Rhonda Franz, Managing Editor, ParentingSquad.com
I'm not gonna give too much away about the book, other than to say it is an insightful, touching and truly hilarious view of raising boys from a mom's perspective, written in 3 line, 17 syllable haikus. From the first haiku to the last, Peyton draws us in to her parenting world, using humor and the familiar 5-7-5 rhythm to chronicle the lives of her family. The end result is a surprisingly funny and tender account of a mom watching her boys grow into men . . . I am in awe of women like Peyton Price, who find ways to use their talents to bring joy and happiness to their own lives while bettering the lives of their families. Suburban Haiku: Boys to Men is a wonderful reminder that simple observations can become poignant memories that bind our children to us forever. --I Am Boymom
Ready, set, click! Download today directly to your Kindle, Nook, or whatever.
Suburban Haiku fans and new readers alike will love this heartwarming and heartbreaking new book, telling the story of boys becoming men, one haiku at a time. But don't take my word for it:
"Peyton Price's Boys to Men collection captures that boyish spirit wrapped in smelly teen feet and boyish pranks. It also captures those tender moments when you can see the man he would be peeking through the impish grin. All this in a succinct, powerful 17 syllables. She'll have you holding your gut from laughing over one haiku, and sniffling back a tear over the next. Peyton has a brilliant sense of timing, humor, and humanity. A short, fun read that will leave an impression longer than three lines might suggest. This book is a perfect gift for mothers, fathers, and brothers of sons. Maybe even those sons. Make it a gift you give to yourself, too. You don't want to miss out." —Nicole Leigh Shaw, Humorist/Blogger, NinjaMomBlog.com and NickMom.com
"In Boys to Men, Peyton Price combines her impeccable timing and wit with the poetic moments of a life mothering boys. Plus, you can read the entire book in one episode of Pokemon."—Ann Imig, Stay-At-Home Humorist and National Director of LISTEN TO YOUR MOTHER
"I had no idea that haiku could be so relatable. So funny. So moving. Yet Peyton Price delivers the goods, amusing me over and over again. Her latest collection, Boys to Men, starts snappy and fun and then sneakily grabs your heart with sweet insights. As she watches her boys stretch taller, talk deeper, we watch Peyton grow as a writer and mother. From beginning to end, this book was a joy to read." —Kim, Writer and Blogger, Let Me Start By Saying. . .
"Whether it's capturing a poignant moment, or making a humorous situation laugh-out-loud funny, Peyton Price's representation of family life in the form of haiku is spot-on. She has inspired me to read haiku more. Hers, that is. Who knew that a boy's coming-of-age experiences could be written in such fine 5-7-5 form?"—Rhonda Franz, Managing Editor, ParentingSquad.com
I'm not gonna give too much away about the book, other than to say it is an insightful, touching and truly hilarious view of raising boys from a mom's perspective, written in 3 line, 17 syllable haikus. From the first haiku to the last, Peyton draws us in to her parenting world, using humor and the familiar 5-7-5 rhythm to chronicle the lives of her family. The end result is a surprisingly funny and tender account of a mom watching her boys grow into men . . . I am in awe of women like Peyton Price, who find ways to use their talents to bring joy and happiness to their own lives while bettering the lives of their families. Suburban Haiku: Boys to Men is a wonderful reminder that simple observations can become poignant memories that bind our children to us forever. --I Am Boymom
Ready, set, click! Download today directly to your Kindle, Nook, or whatever.
