There Are Moms and Dads Way Worse Than You (Boxed Set)

A Gift Set for Incredible Parents

Author: Glenn Boozan and Priscilla Witte

There Are Moms and Dads Way Worse Than You (Boxed Set)

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The New York Times-bestselling humor gift book for moms, There Are Moms Way Worse Than You, and its highly anticipated follow-up, There Are Dads Way Worse Than You, all together in one boxed set!

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The New York Times-bestselling humor gift book for moms, There Are Moms Way Worse Than You, and its highly anticipated follow-up, There Are Dads Way Worse Than You, all together in one boxed set!

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The New York Times-bestselling humor gift book for moms, There Are Moms Way Worse Than You, and its highly anticipated follow-up, There Are Dads Way Worse Than You, all together in one boxed set!

Each book in Glenn Boozan's viral and bestselling gift book series is filled with rhyming couplets that highlight bad moms from the animal kingdom...

A mom giraffe is pretty nice until the fetus drops.

She'll birth a newborn baby calf, then kick him 'til he walks.

...or notoriously bad dads in history and pop culture. Take Daddy Vader, for instance:

Oops! Forgot their bath time? Mess up a mid-day snack?

Better than a cauterizing light saber attack.

Hilarious and reassuring, both moms and dads will delight in this humorous reminder that, no matter what parenting mess-ups they may make, there are always moms and dads way worse!

About the Author

Glenn Boozan is a WGA-winning and Emmy-nominated comedy writer whose credits include-among others-Conan, Home Economics, and Sarah Silverman's I Love You, America. She lives in Los Angeles.

Priscilla Witte is a Los Angeles-based illustrator and muralist. Her work has taken her from the Black Sea of Russia to the beaches along the coast of Bali. Some of her clients include Warner Music, Barbie, and Google. Her most recent mural is painted in downtown Los Angeles between a Jeff Koons and a Takashi Murakami. That's a tasty sandwich.