"As informative and thought-provoking as it is entertaining, Secrets Kids Know... that Adults Oughta Learn is an inherently fascinating read from cover to cover, and will prove to be an enduringly popular addition..."

– Midwest Book Review

[T]his book was sweet and a nice reminder of what we miss when we grow up and become much too busy in our own worlds. If you get the chance to pick up this book, do it. Your inner child and tired, overwhelmed self will thank you for it.

– Feathered Quill Book Reviews

Your book put a smile on my face. It reminded me of all the child- hood perspectives I once experienced. Sad to say as an adult I have left them behind. Your writing has truly helped me reset myself, thank you. This book will be the one I buy for friends.

– David Mann, Paul Newman’s Serious Fun camp director

What happens when you combine Allen Klein’s extraordinary talent with the playful energy that comes from discovering the secrets of kids? As you start to read, be ready to experience pure joy. You will not be able to put this book down.

– Mary Kay Morrison, MSEd, author, Using Humor to Maximize Living

Allen Klein brilliantly reveals that the joys of seeing life through the eyes of a child are available to all of us adults, right here, right now. Secrets Kids Know demonstrates that there’s a big difference between acting childlike and acting childish. Let the fun begin!

– Matt Weinstein, co-author, Work Like Your Dog

Secrets Kids Know...made me smile countless times as it genuinely captures the magic of childhood and play. It is a must-read for anybody who loves children or wants to improve their connection with their inner child.

– Pam Wener, retired preschool teacher

Kids may know lots of secrets, but Allen Klein knows more! His latest book, Secrets Kids Know...That Adults Oughta Learn, will not only make you laugh out loud, but will make your heart smile and enjoy your life just a little more.

– Blythe Lipman, , parenting expert, host of Baby and Toddler Instructions radio show

People who are serious in their wish for peace and joy must read this book. It will show them that the adult world needs the “beginner’s mind” of a young child and the sense of wonder that it can bring. Graduates of preschools can teach this important lesson to anyone who wants to live in a happier and healthier world.

– Helen Stucky Weaver, founder of WellnessWeavers.com

How easy it is to forget the feeling of being childlike—ringing the bell on your bike, laughing hysterically with your best friend for no reason, or eating the dessert first! The secrets kids know have each rolled out like my old bag of marbles thanks to Allen Klein’s true connection to us as a kid at heart.

– Sue Stephenson, author of Kidding Around and creator of Happiness at School

How easy it is to forget the feeling of being childlike—ringing the bell on your bike, laughing hysterically with your best friend for no reason, or eating the dessert first! The secrets kids know have each rolled out like my old bag of marbles thanks to Allen Klein’s true connection to us as a kid at heart.

– Sue Stephenson, author of Kidding Around and creator of Happiness at School

Allen Klein created a masterpiece with this book, and I suggest every adult (especially parents) read this book.

– High Heels and Homework