Karla Clark Books

The collection presents thirteen poignant stories centered on characters navigating complex emotional landscapes. From a father grappling with familial distance to a newlywed feeling overwhelmed by her husband's overbearing care, each narrative explores themes of connection and self-discovery. Other compelling figures include a garbage man defying societal labels, a college student embracing her beauty, and an elderly woman reconciling with a long-lost friendship. Each story reveals the intricacies of human relationships and the search for identity amidst life's challenges.

Exploring the themes of life, afterlife, and family dynamics, the story follows Annie Langdon, who observes her struggling family from Heaven a year after her tragic death. As her husband and three children grapple with their grief, their lives take an unexpected turn when three lively blonde neighbors move in next door, bringing chaos and change. Through humor and poignant moments, the narrative delves into family secrets, sibling rivalry, and the enduring power of love, offering a unique perspective on healing and connection beyond the grave.

Karla Clark's debut novel offers a tantalizing blend of humor and emotion, exploring the complexities of relationships and self-discovery. The story follows a relatable protagonist navigating the ups and downs of life, love, and friendship, all while facing unexpected challenges that test her resilience. With engaging characters and witty dialogue, the book captures the essence of personal growth and the importance of connection, making it a delightful read for those seeking both laughter and depth in their literary experience.

Following You Be Mommy and You Be Daddy, it's Grandma's turn to have a fun and exhausting day with her granddaughter in this sweet, rhyming picture book.

A tired daddy lets his son have a turn being the parent at bedtime in the board book edition of You Be Daddy, a humorously charming companion picture book to You Be Mommy.

The story centers on May Dearborne, who must navigate the challenges of caring for her autistic twin brother, Kipp, after their father's death. Despite her own struggles as a widowed, childless woman, May feels a deep sense of responsibility toward Kipp, highlighting themes of family duty and the complexities of caregiving. The narrative explores the dynamics between May and her three older brothers, as they all grapple with the implications of their father's passing and the future of Kipp's care.

Three stories of triumph combine to empower young readers to look inward for strength and create their own definition of bravery.

The final installment of Karla Clark's You Be picture book series focuses on very tired Grandpa who just needs to help at bedtime!