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What Happens When My Parent Is in Jail?

What Happens When My Parent Is in Jail?

by Felice, Frank
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Having a parent in prison can be a sad, confusing, and frustrating experience for children. This book helps readers understand what jail is and why people sometimes need to go there. The age-appropriate text explores the changes that may occur in a child's life when their parent goes to jail and reassures them that they aren't alone during this difficult time. Full-color images encourage readers to make connections with the text and promote reading comprehension.

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Pub dateJul 30, 2018
ISBN-101508167060
ISBN-139781508167068
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2025-11-25 09:04
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