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| The Days Of Summer |
Eve Bunting |
Two young girls struggle with the news that their grandparents are getting a divorce.
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| Two Homes |
Claire Masurel |
Alex has adjusted to his parents’ two different homes.
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| Grandma Without Me |
Judith Vigna |
After his parents’ divorce, a young boy is still able to keep his relationship with his grandmother.
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| I Don’t Want To Talk About It |
J.F. Ransom |
A girl describes her various feelings after her parents tell her they are getting divorced.
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| Charlie Anderson |
Barbara Abercrombie |
A cat is similar to two sisters in the fact that it has two homes.
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| Just For You! A Day With Daddy |
Nikki Grimes |
A boy describes his weekly outing with his father.
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| On The Day His Daddy Left |
Eric Adams |
Danny wonders if his father left because of him.
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| As The Crow Flies |
Elizabeth Winthrop |
Michael’s father comes from far away for a visit.
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| Was It The Chocolate Pudding?: A Story For Little Kids About Divorce |
S. Levins |
Divorce brings out different emotions for children.
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| Amber Brown Is Feeling Blue |
Paula Danziger |
Amber has to decide which parent to stay with for Thanksgiving.
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| Max’s Logbook |
Marissa Moss |
Max keeps a notebook of his ideas, thoughts and feelings and deals with his parents’ divorce.
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| Dear Mr. Henshaw |
Beverly Cleary |
Leigh uses letters to his favorite author to cope with problems relating to his parents and their divorce.
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| Crossing Over |
Sandra Love |
Life is very different for Megan and Kevin when they spend time with their father.
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| The Top-Secret Journal of Fiona Claire Jardin |
Robin Cruise |
Fiona’s therapist has her record her feelings as she adjusts to her parents’ divorce.
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| Rope Burn |
Jan Siebold |
Writing helps Richard come to terms with his feelings and his parents’ divorce.
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| Ginny Morris And Mom’s House, Dad’s House |
Mary Collins Gallagher |
4th grader Ginny goes back and forth between her mother's apartment and father's house, switching each Sunday.
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| Some Frog |
Eve Bunting |
Billy’s father doesn’t always keep his promises and Billy has to deal with some disappointments.
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| It’s Not The End Of The World |
Judy Blume |
Karen struggles with her emotions when her father moves out of the house.
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| Hatchet |
Gary Paulsen |
A thirteen year old survives alone in the wilderness after a plane crash.
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| Strider |
Beverly Cleary |
Leigh and his best friend try to share custody of a stray dog in this sequel to Dear Mr. Henshaw.
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| My Parents’ Divorce |
Julia Cole |
Simple, clear text answers questions and offers factual information for children coping with divorce and their emotions.
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| How It Feels When Parents Divorce |
Jill Krementz |
Children from different backgrounds share their feelings about their parents’ divorces.
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| Dinosaurs Divorce |
Laurie and Marc Brown |
This book addresses various aspects of divorce for young children.
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| Help! A Girl’s Guide To Divorce And Stepfamilies |
Nancy Holyoke |
This practical manual from American Girl helps girls deal with divorce.
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| The Divorce Handbook For Teens |
Cynthia MacGregor |
This guide offers a helping hand to teens struggling to answer tough questions about their parents’ divorce.
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| Divorce |
Fred Rogers |
Mr. Rogers offers support and validation for readers working through divorce.
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