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Divorce can be a traumatic experience for children, but parents can do a lot to ease the stresses associated with this life transition. This book is an effective tool that parents can use to help children with questions and concerns that arise. The story line is engaging and defines terminology in a way that is easy to comprehend for children to better understand the process of divorce. Through in... More

Divorce can be a traumatic experience for children, but parents can do a lot to ease the stresses associated with this life transition. This book is an effective tool that parents can use to help children with questions and concerns that arise. The story line is engaging and defines terminology in a way that is easy to comprehend for children to better understand the process of divorce. Through interactive and reflective journaling exercises children can express their thoughts and emotions, and parents can keep communication with children on track with their responses to different issues as they come up. The story line is written from the perspective of a child and her siblings experiencing a divorce, which helps the readers identify with similar thoughts and feelings. Bibliotherapy (using books to assist in problem solving relevant to the therapeutic process) is a valuable intervention for helping children cope with divorce and can provide structured communication between caregivers and children. This book for is a valuable resource for families, therapists, school personnel, and other professionals who work with children and are looking for a tool to help children understand and ease the stress that comes with divorce. A great book for kids learning how to deal with a divorce.

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