children of divorced parents

A girl describes how things are the same even though her parents are divorced.

Twenty school children, fourteen of whose parents are divorced, discuss the various aspects of divorce and give advice on coping with the feelings, fears, and problems caused by divorce and its aftermath.

Advice for children of divorced or remarried parents on adjusting to life with a stepfamily.

A young girl whose parents are divorcing tries to bring her father back to the family by using a voodoo doll to eliminate his girlfriend.

A young boy describes his feelings of fear, guilt, and anger when his parents break up.

Discusses and suggests solutions for problems often encountered by children whose parents are divorced.

A young child whose parents do not live together acquires strength and self-esteem from her relationship with a friend.

Rendered a pawn in her parents' manipulative divorce, Daley embarks on an adolescence fraught by her mother's liberal social commitments and her conservative father's alcoholism, from which she flees in adulthood only to be drawn back when her father hits bottom.

Mimi's plans to spend the summer after tenth grade in Berlin with her mother change suddenly when she runs off to London, moves in with her school friend Lily and the wealthy and well-connected family she is staying with, and takes an internship at a gossip magazine.