First published 2007
This gentle story follows children as they adjust to living in two different homes after their parents' separation. The young protagonists face the challenge of keeping track of schedules, belongings, and activities while moving between Mom's house and Dad's house. They discover practical solutions that help them feel secure in both places. The children learn to create a system that keeps important information organized, from school communications to after-school plans. Real families who have experienced divorce share their strategies for making both homes feel welcoming and stable. The story shows how children can thrive when both parents work together to create supportive environments. At its heart, this book demonstrates that love doesn't disappear when families change shape, and that children can feel truly at home in two different places.
Genres: fiction, family, contemporary
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: family-drama, found-family
48 pages · Hardcover · Union Square & Co.