Synopsis:

My parents divorced when I was six years old, and it was the beginning of huge changes in my life, some of which were hard to deal with. Growing up, I was lucky to have friends and family who gave me good advice, and their support helped me make the most out of the challenges I ran into. But as a kid, all the books people would buy for me were written by psychologists with little or no real world advice, or they were sappy stories about self discovery or divorcing animals. I decided to write this book as a handbook and a guide for kids of all ages who are dealing with the day to day realities of divorce, and because I feel that divorce doesn’t have to be as terrible as everyone says it is – In fact, between all the new people, new experiences, and new freedoms, divorce can turn out to be a lot better than anyone might expect.

Book Excerpt:

The Divorced Kids Bill of Rights:

• The Right to Be Safe and Feel Safe
• The Right to Awareness
• The Right to Counseling
• The Right to be Heard
• The Right to be Your Own Person
• The Right to be Neutral
• The Right to Private Communication

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Topics/Categories:

Adolescence, Divorce, Family, Marriage, Relationships

Type of Work:

Book

Purchase From:

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Original Publish Date:

June 1, 2007

Formats and associated ISBNs:

978-0757306259

Formats:

Paperback

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