This is a difficult question to answer because no two kids at a certain age read the

same. One child, age 9, might find our books are a breeze and complete the

books in minutes. Other children, age 12 perhaps, may not like to read at all BUT

finds that these books keep them engaged and will find themselves turning the

pages, anxious to read to the end.

Our books are designed to be enjoyed by everyone, from toddlers to seniors! We believe in the magic of shared reading moments, where grandparents or older siblings can read to younger children, explore the illustrations together, and create lasting memories.

All our stories are appropriate for bedtime. We have one family that has all the

books. She tells us her child most frequently asks for Book 1: Boar.

It only seems like that. Our books are less than 1,000 words each and have an

average of 20 pictures per book. When we read to the elderly at senior centers it

only takes 5-7 minutes to read any book. BUT WAIT! Why rush? Enjoy.

Absolutely! While all our books can capture a child's attention, Book 11: Kid of the Snow Hill is specifically designed with learning in mind. It includes fun opportunities to teach and quiz children on numbers and colors, making it a great educational tool.

We like to think that you should start with Book 1: Boar. Get to know who Boar is

and then expand to books 2-5. This is where you learn who Boar’s parents,

siblings, and friends are which are you used throughout our books.

Nope! Each Boar and Family Book is a stand-alone story. You can jump into any adventure at any time without missing a beat!

We number our books to help you and us keep track of all the stories we've created! With so many adventures, it's easier to identify and arrange them on your bookshelf. Plus, it adds a fun way to follow Boar and the family's journey in order!

Gus is the creative mind behind Boar and Family Books! He draws inspiration from his happy childhood adventures. After retiring, Gus teamed up with Cindy to bring these stories to life. Fun fact: Gus jokes that his essential tremor, when steadied with a ruler, helps him color the illustrations!

Cindy, real name. Cindy has dabbled in drawing for herself but not in any serious manor like books. Cindy began by doodling Boar, using the stuffed dog chew toy we

bought for our dog as her inspiration. Unfortunately, Cindy is still working 40 hours a week from home and is counting the days until early retirement, less than 800 days.

Respect and love. We believe that kids should be kids. Get outside and play.

Explore, test your limits, get into ‘gentle’ trouble. Rely on your siblings and

parents. It is our goal to transport you to a simpler time, a quieter time, without

all the ‘white noise.’ Just smile and laugh out loud if you wish.

The Gee children refer to acting like a ‘stiff’ when they need to make believe they

are stuffed toy animals. They realize that some people are not capable of seeing

the children as ‘real’ and do not want to upset them. They act like stiffs less and

less as they are feeling more loved by readers.

Really? You must ask? The answer is simple: they are ‘stuffed.’