Information To Help with Divorce

by Tina Young

These books are a few that may be helpful when you want to talk to your child about divorce. Sometimes it is easier to read a story, talk about the characters in the story and then ask questions that relate more to your child’s situation. I suggest that you borrow these books from your local library and if your child really likes a particular book, purchase the book. The internet is also a wonderful source of information. There are websites about talking to your child as well as lists of other books that may be helpful.

Abercrombie, Barbara	Charlie Anderson
Boulden, Jim & Joan	Divorce Happens
Brown, Marc & Laurie Krasny Brown	Dinosaurs Divorce
Christiansen, C.B.	My Mother's House, My Father's House
Cole, Julia	My Parents' Divorce
Fassler, David	Changing Families
Franz Ransom, Jeanie	I Don't Want to Talk About It
Hagler, Linda	The Brown Suitcase
Heegaard, Marge	When Mom And Dad Separate
Hogen, Paula	Will Dad Ever Move Back Home?
Johnson, Julie	My Stepfamily
Paris, Susan	Mommy and Daddy Are Fighting
Prokop, Michael	Kids' Divorce Workbook
Prokop, Michael	Divorce Happens to the Nicest Kids
Reilly, June & Brandy Pavese	My Stick Family
Schab, Lisa	My Dad Is Getting Married Again
Thomas, Pat	My Family's Changing
Walvoord Girard, Linda	At Daddy's on Saturday's