Liz discovers that Zelda's Girl Tracker cookie drive is not only controlled by the mob, but that the cookies are made by her company. Liz threatens to expose the ring while the local mob boss threatens to cut off their cable. Bob sleeps.

On a field trip, Zelda's bus has a minor accident. None of the kid's are really hurt until a parent/lawyer on board suggests suing the bus driver for a big settlement. When Liz and Joe refuse to take part in the fake suit they find they not only have to explain ethics to Zelda, but to all the other kid's parents as well. Bob sleeps.

Liz questions her attractiveness when Joe is picked to judge "The Miss Downloadable" beauty contest. At work, Val suggests a makeover from her chic hairdresser, which results in a "bad hair year" for Liz. Bob sleeps.

After a career day at school, Zelda and Tracy discover that going to college costs money. The discovery that the Larsen's don't have any money sends the family into a cost-saving fury. Bob sleeps.

When the babysitter quits, working parents Liz and Joe Larsen have to scramble to find childcare for their two-year-old potty training Nicholas. After failing to find alternatives, Liz considers quitting her job as a food consultant at Snack Fud. Bob the Dog sleeps.

The new next-door neighbors ask the Larsens to dog-sit in their all-new, cutting edge computer controlled home. The home's interactive talking computer struggles to maintain control, especially when Frances shows up. Bob sleeps.

Liz comes home from work to find the house a mess and her family oblivious. Liz decides to go on strike and joins a mom's support group. Joe and the kids quickly find themselves in over their heads until they discover that miracle of modern cleaning technology; a broom. Bob the Dog sleeps.

Bonnie's running battle with the villainous Cuthbert and the Ebb Tide escalates as each tries to lay claim to the Eye of the Leviathan. Meanwhile her brother Ben continues his own quest, finding out what happened to their ship after the encounter with the government agents chasing them.

Bonnie's not trapped on the Ebb Tide's ship, they're trapped on board with her. And with the family ship back in her brother's possession and in pursuit, she's not going to be alone for long.

Readers will learn about the seventh UN Sustainable Development Goal and what it takes to commit to ensuring access to affordable and clean energy by 2030. Aligned to curriculum standards, this book also highlights key 21st Century Content: Global Awareness, Public Policy, Health and Wellness, Civics Literacy, and Environmental Stewardship. Includes a table of contents, glossary of key words, index, author biography, sidebars, and infographics. "Readers...