The Best of Aloha Kugs: Volume 1

by Robert Kugler

Come along on a journey through over a decade of work as "Aloha Kugs." Robert Kugler, author of the new novel THE LAST GOOD DAY revisits some of his favorite topics including, being a stay-at-home-dad, learning new things in adulthood, embracing the awesome power of toys, childhood and moving on, life, love, and loss. Along the way you'll meet dinosaurs, barely avoid a fistfight in the Honolulu Library, fend off a bully, destroy several layers of comfort zones, say farewell to a few magical people and one amazing dog, and, discover the sheer joy and promise inherent in a 1970 Plymouth Duster.

Fifteen of his best columns await you here in Volume I!

114 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 3, 2018

About the author

Robert Kugler is the award-winning author of the Avery & Angela series, as well as the Aloha Kugs series, retired from education in order to focus on both writing and parenting.

A graduate of The College of Wooster and Seton Hall University, Robert is an avid Philadelphia sports fan, enjoys mixology, and does the occasional sprint triathlon. (slowly)

He currently lives in Northern Virginia with his wife, children and a Labrador named Maggie.

He spends as much time as possible in Wildwood, NJ, as it’s simply the best beach on the East Coast or anywhere else.

Reviews

[Jensen]

It's interesting to think that so many feelings can go in to one book, or blog. I didn't know about all of these blogs and I'm glad that I found them now. My eyes got watery for Gracie (I think the dog parts get everyone teary.) I enjoyed reading this book. My only complaint would be that in another volume of blogs you may want to have the chapters about death spread out because it's really heavy that they are all one after the other.

[Hydrachick Chimes]

Review of Best of Aloha Kugs

Enjoyed reading very much. I knew the author and his family when he was a young man from a distance but didn’t really know them. We became reacquainted at my son’s wedding 2 years ago and I have been following him since. Shows a lot of sensitivity on the experience of growing up and maturing. I will continue to follow his adventures as he publishes future works.

Good luck in your new ventures, Kugs.