The Problem Child Free Audiobook Download by Michael Buckley

Leah is the problem child in her family. Her father, a high-powered business attorney, always has to be at work and her mother's job as an optometrist keeps Leah tied to a house that never seems to be quiet enough. When Leah's mom leaves on an overnight trip, Leah decides it would be fun if she did something crazy like run away - only what she gets is more than she bargained for. The girls who picked her up are skinny and tough, but they're also hungry and desperate. They take Leah to the city and force her into prostitution before she realizes how much trouble they've gotten into.

When a young boy named Alex is left by his parents, he is taken in by the other children at the orphanage. The other kids are all different, but one thing they all have in common is that they don't have parents like Alex and they always want to talk about their parents.

The Problem Child is a gripping story about a boy named Anthony and his 'bratty' younger siblings. The eight-year-old son of an alcoholic mother, Tony spends most of his time trying to take care of his five younger siblings without the help of anyone else. This wasn't easy with their father who was rarely home, their mother who was always getting drunk, and the villainous two-year-old twins who never stopped fighting and causing trouble.

The Problem Child is a popular Michael Buckley audiobook. The book is about a boy with a troublesome past. He has been through so much that he feels like he is the problem child of his family. His parents lack patience and understanding while his siblings are overly kind and helpful. The family members show their problems in different ways, but they all want to help him.

The Problem Child is a memoir by Michael Buckley, the son of former U.S. President George Bush Sr. The memoir tells the story of Buckley's background and early life, including his struggle with dyslexia and bipolar disorder.

Michael Buckley's book The Problem Child, is a novel that takes place in the fictional town of Twinbrook. It tells the story of Jason, a third-grader who is faced with learning to read while dealing with rumors and teasing from his classmates. The audiobook version of this novel was narrated by L.J. Ganser and Ganser does an amazing job at telling the story to readers.