Mum and Dad glue, by Kes Gray
Beautifully illustrates the confusion and sense of powerlessness felt by many children when parents separate. Lovely illustrations bring a light touch to a difficult subject, and while the story doesn't promise any answers, it opens the door to discussion.
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Two homes, by Claire Masurel
Alex has two homes - a home where daddy lives and a home where mummy lives. Alex has two bedrooms and two favourite chairs. But she is loved by both of her parents. This book is the positive portrayal of the life of a child whose parents are divorced.
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When my parents forgot how to be friends, by Jennifer Moore-Malinos
Sensitively written book that assures children that they are in no way responsible if their parents decide they can no longer stay together. Even if one parent moves away from home, both continue to love their little boy or girl, and will still spend happy times together.
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