children of divorced parents

Answers teenagers' questions regarding their parents' divorce, and provides tips on how to cope with this problem.

Eleven-year-old Oliver enjoys tormenting insects, but his life takes a turn when his family moves into an old house which an assortment of animals doesn't want to vacate.

Two siblings--fifteen-year-old Zoe and thirteen-year-old Evan--draw from their own experiences to provide practical guidance for children of divorce in coping emotionally and dealing with everyday issues.

Three young people--Alex, Amanda, and Tori Lancaster-- survive a plane crash only to find they are in a world filled with ancient devastation and deep evil ruled by the Worwil and must travel through heaven and hell in search of redemption and a way back home.

Records interviews with teenagers in which they discuss how they coped with their parents' divorces.

A young boy describes his feelings of fear, guilt, and confusion when he discovers that his parents are getting a divorce.

A discussion of divorce and blended families, explaining what they are, providing coping strategies for living with a stepparent and stepsiblings, and encouraging young people to seek help from a trusted adult.

Twin girls Sarit and Allie have always been coached in basketball by their father, but now that their parents are divorced and he has moved away, Sarit is unhappy playing on the school team, and resentful that her sister still enjoys the game.

Uses case studies, interview excerpts, and observations to describe the effects of divorce on men, women, boys, and girls, and examines topics that include factors that help or hinder adjustment, the impact of parental conflict on children, strategies used by divorced families to contain conflict, and more.

A little girl explains how she came to terms with her parents' divorce.