Character(s):
Leo Quog; Carol Quog; Phil Quog; Ruth Quog
Synopsis:
42-year old Leo has grown listless and tired of his life. He finally throws a tantrum and transforms physically into a 2-year old. Leo is quite pleased with this change, but his wife and children are nonplussed.
Synopsis:
2-year old Leo decides to reconnect with his parents but his mother doesn't believe his identity. After witnessing his parents behaving kinder to each other without him present, Leo decides it would be better to leave them alone.
Character(s):
Leo Quog; Charlie Quog; Miss Swallow; Nan; Norah; Natalie
Synopsis:
Leo visits his brother's office but finds his brother so preoccupied that he can't be bothered to help Leo with his problem; Leo calls his sisters.
Synopsis:
Leo's wife brings him before a lawyer to force him to support her and their children, but Leo argues that as a 2-year old he can't be made to pay alimony.
Synopsis:
Leo discovers an entire organization of men who have become infants to avoid their responsibilities; they ask Leo to join their ranks but he refuses, earning their ire.
Synopsis:
On the run from the other baby-men, Leo evades them at an airport and heads to Palm Springs, hoping to be comforted by his sister-in-law Joyce.
Synopsis:
Leo is horrified to discover Joyce is now on a diet which has left her looking emaciated. Leo has to care for Joyce as though she were a helpless infant.
Synopsis:
Joyce gradually regains her vigor, but Leo - while remaining a 2-year old - takes on the appearance of an old man. Joyce sends him to the doorstep of Miss Swallow, his brother's beautiful secretary.
Synopsis:
Miss Swallow cares for Leo, but when she bathes him in the tub it stimulates him back into adulthood; an embarrassed and naked Leo flees the apartment.
Character(s):
Leo Quog; Carol Quog; Phil Quog; Ruth Quog
Synopsis:
Leo returns home and does penance to win back his wife. Eventually they decide to both become 2-year olds to avoid their responsibilities - together.
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Alfred A. Knopf Publishing
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