about the book
The Boy with the Orange Glasses
A young five-year-old boy needs glasses. This boy loves orange. He wears orange shirts, shorts, and shoes.
The boy is having problems in school, reading and seeing what the teacher writes on the board. His mom takes him to the eye doctor to get his eyes checked. The young boy is scared and apprehensive.
This book describes his experience at the doctor’s office using his words. He finds out that he needs glasses but doesn’t want to wear glasses because he will look different. In the end, he finds a pair of glasses that make him feel cool and wants to wear his glasses.
about the book
The Boy with the Orange Glasses
Book 2: Saving Turtles
In the book, The Boy with the Orange Glasses, Book 2: Saving Turtles, Hunter and his brother visit their cousins in Texas. During this visit, Hunter finds something special about his orang glasses. In the story, all the cousins become responsible for saving turtles.
about the book
When I Met The Real Santa
While on a trip to Texas, at the hotel’s breakfast, Jerry meets an individual that says he is the real Santa. At first, he does not believe it to be true. But, after spending some time with the person and testing this person, he changes his mind. This book describes his experience from the first meeting to the big surprise in the end!
Jerome Edward Oblon is a Sixty-Eight-year-old Grandfather who lives in Texas. He is retired and worked for American Maize-Products Company (Hammond, Indiana), Kraft Heinz Company (Glenview, Illinois), and the Coca-Cola Company (Houston, Texas, and Atlanta, Georgia). He has been married for forty-four years. He has two married daughters and lives in Katy, Texas (outside of Houston), with his wife, Judy. Jerome writes about real situations that happened with his grandsons and family. He has published another children’s book titled “The Boy with the Orange Glasses.” His books are inspired by real-life experiences.
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