Adults Only

A parent might reach for this book when their child is feeling frustrated by adult rules and hypocrisy, or is sensitive to conflict in the home. Morris Gleitzman's 'Adults Only' follows Jake, a boy who decides his constantly arguing parents need a lesson in how to behave. Misinterpreting a brochure, he concocts a hilarious plan to sneak his younger sister into a fancy 'Adults Only' resort, believing it's a place where grown-ups learn to be better. Through this funny and heartfelt adventure, the book explores themes of family love, resilience, and a child's quest for fairness. It’s a perfect read for ages 8 to 12, offering a lighthearted and empathetic way to open conversations about family stress and seeing things from another person's perspective.