Trouble at Home

Trouble at Home by Kate William, published by Bantam Books in 1990, is a 137-page work written in English. This book explores the dynamics within the Wakefield household as Ned Wakefield faces the prospect of running for mayor of Sweet Valley, a decision that creates tension between him and his wife, Alice. The story unfolds as their children, Jessica, Elizabeth, and Steve, find themselves entangled in the escalating family conflict.

Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of family relationships and the impact of external pressures on home life. As the Wakefield family navigates their differing opinions and emotions, the book presents a relatable scenario that resonates with the challenges of balancing personal ambitions and familial harmony. This edition offers a concise look at the complexities of school and education within the context of a family facing a pivotal moment.