Shelley K. Booker

A high school student must hide the fact that he has become pregnant from his family, friends and the school faculty!

Munie de ses luxueux bagages, Jasmine débarque de l'avion de New York, à San Francisco, et se retrouve désemparée, seule, à la porte de sa soeur Ginger. Lorsque celle-ci, accompagnée de ses deux fils, lui ouvre, Jasmine blêmit devant le mauvais goût de l'aménagement intérieur. Depuis que son mari, un financier de haut vol, s'est pendu dans sa cellule après avoir été arrêté par le FBI pour fraudes massives et abus de confiance, Jasmine a dégringolé du haut de son magnifique appartement de Park Avenue. Sans le sou, parlant seule à des inconnus ou dans le vide, elle n'a plus d'autre refuge que sa soeur, dont le nouveau petit ami, Chili, lui paraît d'une repoussante vulgarité…

All her life, Cathryn Bailey has seen herself as extremely lucky. She has a loving wife (Helen Martin), two beautiful though sometimes challenging young sons, and a mother (Isobel Bailey) who has been not only present but a key participant in every major moment of Cate's life. No matter what, Isobel has always found a way to lift her daughter up and instill a sense of indomitable strength in her family. When Isobel is diagnosed with Alzheimer's though, her ability to fulfill her role as matriarch and caregiver begins to unravel, and Cate suddenly finds herself struggling to care for everyone. Helen, the boys, Cate's brothers...everyone tries to find a way to help Cate with Isobel but, in the end, no one knows how to let this magnificent woman go.

Two will-they-won't-they friends try to keep it simple on New Year's Eve– until their house is crashed by a man from the future who tells them that the fate of the universe rests in their hands.

A high school student must hide the fact that he has become pregnant from his family, friends and the school faculty!

All her life, Cathryn Bailey has seen herself as extremely lucky. She has a loving wife (Helen Martin), two beautiful though sometimes challenging young sons, and a mother (Isobel Bailey) who has been not only present but a key participant in every major moment of Cate's life. No matter what, Isobel has always found a way to lift her daughter up and instill a sense of indomitable strength in her family. When Isobel is diagnosed with Alzheimer's though, her ability to fulfill her role as matriarch and caregiver begins to unravel, and Cate suddenly finds herself struggling to care for everyone. Helen, the boys, Cate's brothers...everyone tries to find a way to help Cate with Isobel but, in the end, no one knows how to let this magnificent woman go.

Welcome to Camp Wanaykaka, where childhoods get scarred, counsellors get weird, and Milana's bodacious bazongas are legend.