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Living with Mom, Living with Dad

Living with Mom, Living with Dad

by Duhig, Holly
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Through accessible and relatable text, readers are exposed to what it's like to live with a single parent. Topics such as single parenting, separation, and divorce must be handled with care, and this volume addresses these issues with sensitivity and compassion. Readers expand their knowledge of social issues and are made aware of how to handle possible changes in a family dynamic. Full-color photographs, scrapbook-inspired design elements, and fact boxes provide extra insight into this topic. For readers looking for advice on living with a single parent or looking to better understand different family situations, this is an essential volume.

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Pub dateJul 30, 2018
ISBN-101534526528
ISBN-139781534526525
LanguageEnglish
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