Mom: You're a Legend (Just Ask History): Because These Stories Will Make You Feel Like a Parenting G

You love your mom.
You also remember the times she embarrassed you at school, sent way too many reminder texts, or insisted you bring a jacket "just in case."

Maybe she worries she didn't do enough. Maybe you worry you didn't appreciate her enough. Either way, this book is here to settle it once and for all:

Mom, you crushed it.

Take a wild, funny trip through history's most outrageous mothers - from Queen Victoria (who called her own children "frog-like") to the mom who literally turned her daughter into a human sleigh bell at the Olympics. (Seriously, you can't make this stuff up.)

Each chapter brings you hilarious, real-life stories of historical moms who meant well... and completely, spectacularly missed the mark. Along the way, you'll realize just how lucky you are that your mom only made you eat vegetables or took a few dozen photos at your school recital.

Inside this book, you'll find:

• Outrageous true stories of royal, celebrity, and historical mothers

• Funny, heartfelt comparisons showing how awesome your mom actually is

• "Modern Mom Win" moments that celebrate her in the best way possible

• A warm, laugh-out-loud message reminding her she did way better than she thinks

Perfect for Mother's Day, birthdays, Christmas, or just because, MOM: You're a Legend Compared to History is the ultimate feel-good gift to say:
"Thank you for being you - awkward moments, protective rules, and all."

If you've ever wanted a fun, meaningful way to tell your mom: "Hey, you're doing amazing,"
this is the book that will have her laughing, crying, and feeling truly seen.

★ Great for:

• Moms who worry they weren't perfect

• Grown-up kids who now realize how good they had it

• Family members who love a gift that's funny and meaningful

• Anyone who wants to turn "I love you" into an unforgettable moment
  

Give your mom a gift that says what we all secretly know:
She's legendary - awkward advice, weird food rules, and all.