children of divorced parents

Tells children about divorce, explaining to them that it isn't their fault, and what to do when they feel bad about it.

Boys and girls, ages seven to sixteen, share their feelings about their parents' divorce.

Presents support and guidance for children dealing with their parents' divorce through the words of young people who have experienced it, discussing emotions, adjustment, dating, remarriage, and new families.

Presents statistics on divorce, emotional guidance for young people whose parents are divorcing, and the experiences and advice of teenagers who have lived it.

Presents a guide to divorce for kids, providing explanations of the feelings shared by young adults whose parents are getting divorced, including answers to difficult questions and suggestions for how to cope.

Provides information for young people about divorce, discussing some of the emotions and situations kids experience when their parents split up, and includes a list of organizations to call for help.

Nine-year-old Trisha McFarland, lost in the woods after she wanders off to escape the bickering between her mom and her brother, boosts her courage by imagining that her hero, Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Tom Gordon, is with her, helping her survive an unknown enemy.

Valerie Winslow's relationship with Georg, a real prince of Schwerinborg, comes to a halt when her father sends her back to her mother in Virginia, but her old flame, David Anderson, may be just the answer to forgetting Georg.

Nine-year-old Trisha McFarland, lost in the woods after she wanders off to escape the bickering between her mom and her brother, boosts her courage by imagining that her hero, Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Tom Gordon, is with her, helping her survive an unknown enemy.

Three stepsiblings in a blended family discuss their experiences and those of friends with divorce and remarriage.