About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is struggling with the logistical and emotional upheaval of living between two homes. It is a perfect choice for children who feel a loss of control during a divorce and are attempting to fix their parents' problems or manage the new family schedule themselves. Ten year old Billie is a list maker and an organizer who believes she can smooth over the friction between her separated parents by creating a meticulous plan. The story explores the heavy burden of responsibility children often take on during family transitions. While the subject is serious, the tone remains accessible and grounded in the everyday realities of middle school. It provides a comforting roadmap for letting go of adult problems while validating the child's need for fairness and stability.
