All's not quiet on the home front.Young children adore their parents. How they feel about their siblings is another matter. John Phythyon had an idyllic life until the day they brought him home. The arrival of a Little Brother turned his tranquil existence into a non-stop competition for their parents' attention, for control of the television on Saturday mornings, and to determine once and for all who was the superior brother.In this comical mini-memoir, Phythyon turns his absurdist pen to reminiscing about how he and brother Dave teamed up to dominate the neighborhood in baseball, battled over toys at home, and managed to organize an all-out playground war between the fourth and third grades at school just to establish which brother was greater. A quick read, "Domestic Disturbance" will convince you that "brotherly love" is truly a complicated phrase.Click "Look Inside" for a free preview.Praise for John Phythyon's other humorous mini-memoirs:"Secret Identity: My True-Life Adventure as a Superhero""Short, witty, and at times heart-warming, Phythyon gives us a window into the mind and soul of an eight year old boy."--Christopher Watson"This was such a fun read that actually made me laugh out loud a few times. If you like memoirs in the style of the classic Jean Shepherd, who penned the story that became A Christmas Story, you're going to love this book."--Amy Brantley"Naughty & Nice: My True-Life Adventure with Santa Claus""This is today's version of A Christmas Story. . . . A wonderful story to share with your kids as family storyline leading to Christmas."--Ellen Mercure"I smiled and laughed through the whole book. This is the perfect story to kick-start your Christmas spirit."--Isobel DuSharm"Animal House: My True-Life Adventure with Pets""As always, Phythyon tells his stories with verve and humor and shows great insight into the various personalities of both his relatives and the animals that co-habited with them. It's a fine read, and now, if you'll excuse me, I'm on to the next one."--Whistlers Mom, Amazon Top 500 Reviewer"If you don't get a few chuckles while reading this book, call the undertaker because your sense of humor is dead."--LFHClick "Look Inside" above for a free preview of "Domestic Disturbance."