About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is navigating the shifting landscape of a divorce, a new marriage, or is struggling with internal guilt over their own emotional outbursts. It is a vital resource for children who crave stability and use lists or routines to manage the anxiety that often accompanies big life transitions. The story follows Bea, a young girl whose parents have divorced and whose father is now marrying his boyfriend. As Bea prepares to gain a sister, she navigates the complexities of a blended, LGBTQ inclusive family while processing her own past mistakes. This is a deeply comforting, realistic look at how love stays constant even when family structures change. It is perfectly suited for children ages 8 to 12 who are learning that they can be loved for their whole selves, including their messy parts.
