This character appears in 124 books.
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Calvin and Hobbes: Book 2Something Under the Bed is Drooling
by Bill Watterson
Mom: Calvin's mother.
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Calvin and Hobbes: Book 4Weirdos from Another Planet!
by Bill Watterson
Mom: Calvin's hard working, stressed out mom
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
by Stephen Chbosky
Mom: Charlie's mom, quiet character who gets what she wants from her children and is respected greatly.
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Calvin and Hobbes: Book 3The Essential Calvin and Hobbes (collective work)
by Bill Watterson
Mom: Calvin's mother.
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The Glass Castle
by Jeannette Walls
Memorable Quotes by Mom:
“"Things usually work out in the end." "What if they don't?" "That just means you haven't come to the end yet." (Sarah D.)”
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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
by Jonathan Safran Foer
Mom: Seems uncaring and thoughtless. Seems too lost in her own grief to notice Oskar's pain.
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The Last Survivors: Book 1Life As We Knew It
by Susan Beth Pfeffer
Memorable Quotes by Mom:
“"We may not have a future, but you can't deny we have a past"”
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Secrets of My Hollywood Life: Book 1Secrets of My Hollywood Life
by Jen Calonita
Mom: Kaitlins Mom, Meg, Kaitlins agent who is as Kaitln say, "Cares more if I get on the cover of a magazine then if I do great on a big test."
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American Girls Collection - Molly, 1944: Book 2Molly Learns a Lesson
by Valerie Tripp
Mom: Molly's mother, who keeps the family together while Dad is away.
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Perfect
A Novel
by Natasha Friend
Mom: Always on the run between the two childern she has no time to her slef
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American Girls Collection - Molly, 1944: Book 5Molly Saves the Day
by Valerie Tripp
Mom: Molly's mother, who holds the family together while Dad is away.
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Fushigi Yûgi: Book 1Priestess
The Mysterious Play
by Yuu Watase
Mom: Miaka's mother, a single divorced woman who wishes to see Miaka enter the prestigious Jonan high school.
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What My Mother Doesn't Know
by Sonya Sones
Mom: Sophie's mother, who she has a complex relationship with that leaves her longing for a closer tie to her mother.
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Dear AmericaEarly Sunday Morning
The Pearl Harbor Diary of Amber Billows, Hawaii, 1941
by Barry Denenberg
Mom: Amber's mother.
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My Brother's Keeper
by Patricia McCormick
Mom: The mom is recently divorced, ever since her husband left, she has been acting like she is a cancer patient, walking around all sick like and lonley inside. Nearing the ending of the book, she starts dating "The Food King" whose real name is stanley, and it seems like they might be getting in a serious relatoinship.
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Diaper David: Book 1No, David!
by David Shannon
Mom: David's mom who has to tell David what is wrong and what is right.
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Christina Katerina: Book 1Christina Katerina and the Box
by Patricia Lee Gauch
Mom: Christina's mother who is very concerned with the cleanliness of the yard.
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Burned
by Ellen Hopkins
Mom: Pattyn's mom who is consently abused by Dad. And doesn't fight it. needs self respect
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Sometimes Love Isn't Enough
by Lurlene McDaniel
Mom: always argued with her husband, but then they got divorced,she acts much better without her husband around the house, which is hard on Andrea,works at a bank
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American Girls Collection - Molly, 1944: Book 1Meet Molly
by Valerie Tripp
Mom: Molly's mother, who holds the family together while Dad is away.
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I Love You All Day Long
by Francesca Rusackas
Mom: Tells Owen everything will be ok and that she loves him no matter what.
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