Mike and John are two brothers who are very different, indeed. Mike, the older brother, is neat and organized. John, the younger brother, is sloppy and unorganized. These two brothers, who display diverse personalities and characteristics, have to share a room; and Mike, the tidy brother, doesn't like the arrangement one bit. Mike tries in a variety of ways to make the bedroom-sharing state-of-affairs work, but nothing he attempts ever makes the situation any better. After a lot of effort, and many trials and tribulations, Mike eventually realizes that sharing a bedroom with his brother isn't so bad after all. Author F. Michael Lynch wants children to know that they are not alone. He is here to help them ride out the same challenging situations he was faced with as a child. Professionally, Mr. Lynch works as a CPA. He grew up and continues to live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is planning to write more books that will pass on the wisdom he has developed to children.

Mike and John are two brothers who are very different, indeed. Mike, the older brother, is neat and organized. John, the younger brother, is sloppy and unorganized. These two brothers, who display diverse personalities and characteristics, have to share a room; and Mike, the tidy brother, doesn't like the arrangement one bit. Mike tries in a variety of ways to make the bedroom-sharing state-of-affairs work, but nothing he attempts ever makes the situation any better. After a lot of effort, and many trials and tribulations, Mike eventually realizes that sharing a bedroom with his brother isn't so bad after all. Author F. Michael Lynch wants children to know that they are not alone. He is here to help them ride out the same challenging situations he was faced with as a child. Professionally, Mr. Lynch works as a CPA. He grew up and continues to live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is planning to write more books that will pass on the wisdom he has developed to children.

Mike and John are two brothers who are very different, indeed. Mike, the older brother, is neat and organized. John, the younger brother, is sloppy and unorganized. These two brothers, who display diverse personalities and characteristics, have to share a room; and Mike, the tidy brother, doesn't like the arrangement one bit. Mike tries in a variety of ways to make the bedroom-sharing state-of-affairs work, but nothing he attempts ever makes the situation any better. After a lot of effort, and many trials and tribulations, Mike eventually realizes that sharing a bedroom with his brother isn't so bad after all. Author F. Michael Lynch wants children to know that they are not alone. He is here to help them ride out the same challenging situations he was faced with as a child. Professionally, Mr. Lynch works as a CPA. He grew up and continues to live in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He is planning to write more books that will pass on the wisdom he has developed to children.Publisher's website: http: //strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/IDon'tWantToShareABedroom.html